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(Black) Mobile man NOT sentenced to prison in racially charged case of black pack assault on White man  Terry Rawls, 48, of Mobile, was able to go back home today after receiving a sentence in a 2012 assault case, but he isn't quite a free man. A judge handed Rawls a sentence of fifteen years in prison, but those years will be split between two correctional programs. For three years, Rawls will have to comply with Front-End Diversion, an alternative sentencing plan that Rawls' attorney Dennis Knizley describes as "like probation, but more intensive." Rawls was charged with assaulting Matthew Owens, a white man who was in a racially charged confrontation with several black youths. According to court testimony, Owens threatened the group of juveniles with kitchen knives. Rawls, who lives in the neighborhood, intervened in the altercation, beating Owens with a baseball bat. Rawls pleaded guilty to the assault in court on Thursday. "We understood that Mr. Owens' injuries were very serious," Knizley says, stating that his client acknowledged the gravity of his actions. - (Black-on-white) |
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('Gay' Black) HIV+ man accused of homosexual assault of a young boy SHILOH, Ill. -- An HIV positive man is accused of sexual assaulting a young boy multiple times over the course of more than three years. According to the Shiloh Police Department, the victim told officers that 37-year-old Donte A. Bohanna sexually assaulted him multiple times between September 2011 and January 2015. During the investigation, police discovered that Bohanna is HIV positive. Officers say the victim has tested negative for HIV. Bohanna is facing seven charges including aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He's being held at the St. Clair County Jail on a $500,000 bond. - (LGTBQ-faggot-Sodomite) |
(Black pervert 'Dre') accused of sodomizing a child in his care - cash reward  CHARLES COUNTY, Md. -- A 30-year-old man accused of assaulting a child is being sought by the Charles County Sheriff's Office. Officials are searching for Delandre Bernard Rosier, 30, of Indian Head. A cash reward of up to $2,000 is being offered in connection with his arrest. According to officials Rosier has open warrants charging him with first-degree sex offense, second-degree sex offense, third-degree sex offense, sodomy, sexual assault of a minor, perverted practice, and child abuse relating to an incident that happened in November 2015 involving a child who was in his care and custody. Investigators think Rosier is being helped by his family and friends to avoid being arrested. He is 5'9" tall, 200 pounds and goes by the nickname Dre. |
2 arrested in multi-victim sexual assault, robbery scheme SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio Police have arrested two men in a case they've been investigating for six months. The men are accused of luring women in, then sexually assaulting and robbing them. As Andrew Brigham was walked out of the San Antonio Police Department and into a police car, he claimed he didn't know he was being arrested for aggravated sexual assault, a felony charge. The other man arrested on the same charges, Stephan Wansley, had nothing to say to the media. Victims have claimed that lured in by an online ad agency allegedly by these individuals to abandoned apartment complexes. Victims told police when they got there, they were held at gunpoint, dragged into abandoned apartments, sexually assaulted and robbed. |
Portland man arrested in sexually assaulting women he met online Police have arrested a Portland man on suspicion of sexually assaulting women he contacted online. Anthony Ray Carter Jr., 30, was arrested on multiple sexual assault charges and other unrelated warrants following reports from two women. Police said Carter met his victims through social media, including Facebook and Plenty of Fish, a dating website. Carter used different names with each victim, including "Travis Lynn" and "Jacob." He has also been known to go by "AJ," police said. Carter picked the women up at their homes, or nearby, including one woman who lived in Washington state, police said. He drove them to areas of Portland that they were unfamiliar with and sexually assaulted them in the car or near it, they said. |
Convicted pimp sex-traffickers (slavers) sentenced to prison - two of victims were white (White sex slaves) A Redding pair convicted last month of multiple sex-trafficking, pimping, kidnapping and pandering charges were sentenced Friday to multiple life prison terms. "This is human-trafficking at its worst," said Shasta County Superior Court Judge Greg Gaul as he imposed the lengthy prison sentences upon Melvin Baldwin-Green and Tanishia Savannah Williams. "It's just horrendous, really, what they did to these (seven) girls." He also voiced agreement with Deputy District Attorney Sarah Murphy who has said the pair's actions rose to the level of slavery. "Slaves, that's what they (the victims) were," Gaul said, adding that Baldwin-Green and Williams used the girls to benefit financially. |
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  NAACP promised to investigate allegations of 'racism' Williams, a Sacramento resident, said he believed the convictions of his daughter and Baldwin-Green were racially motivated and unfair. "This is a racist town, no bones about it," he said. Meanwhile, Ricky Bennett, president of the Shasta County chapter of the NAACP said he's spoken with the NAACP's state president about the case and agreed to look into it. Prosecutors have denied that race played a role in the prosecution and convictions of the pair with Gaul noting Friday that five of the seven victims were black. - (Black-on-white) |
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Store owner fatally shot during robbery in NW Houston - by black male in pink cap  HOUSTON -- A convenience store owner is dead, fatally shot during a robbery at the store in northwest Houston. And now the search is on for his killer. A (black) man walked into the store, went to the cooler and grabbed a drink. He approached the counter, put the drink on the counter and pulled out a gun to try to rob the clerk. The clerk then ran to the back of the store into an office, where the part-owner of the business was doing paperwork. The clerk didn't close the door, and when the owner saw what was happening, jumped up to try to shut it. The suspect was trying to get in, as the owner and clerk were trying to shut the door. That's when investigators say the suspect reached around the door and began firing, hitting the owner in the shoulder. The owner grabbed a gun from his desk and began to exchange gunfire with the suspect. The store owner was hit again and died. The suspect fled out the front door and through a field. It's believed he was wounded in the gunfire. The suspect is described as a black male in his 20s. He stands between 5 feet, 6 inches and 5 feet, 7 inches, and weights around 120 pounds. He appears to be between 20 and 25 years of age. He was wearing a grey short sleeve sweatshirt and red ball cap. The store owner has been identified as 51-year-old Zia Arfeen Seddiqui. He leaves behind four children. He also had a grandchild on the way. |
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Oakland Man Convicted of Burning 8-Week-Old Puppy Alive - burned puppy alive in a cage - like ISIS A 21-year-old Oakland man was convicted Thursday of burning his 8-week-old puppy alive after the dog defecated in a friend’s apartment. Willie Bee Turner was found guilty of malicious killing of an animal, animal abuse, and two counts of arson. On Jan. 20, Turner took his female Chihuahua-mix puppy with him on a trip to visit a friend’s apartment in Sacramento. During the visit, Turner became enraged when the puppy defecated and it became apparent the young dog had worms. Turner told the animal she had “betrayed” him and began excessive discipline. The puppy was soon seen limping badly, and Turner was observed dousing the animal with a bleach cleanser. Witnesses retrieved the puppy and placed it in a neighbor’s dog carrier. Within moments, Turner walked off with the puppy in the carrier. He walked across the street where he ignited the bedding and puppy in the carrier. Testimony from a county veterinarian said the puppy was burned alive while trapped inside the dog carrier. - (Burned Alive!) |
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Gunman Shoots Man Inside Upper Darby Home: Police A suspect accused of shooting a man inside an Upper Darby home is now in custody. Police announced Sunday they arrested 29-year-old Jermaine Crosley. Crosley allegedly shot a man in the chest inside a home on the 500 block of Timberlake Road around 2:40 p.m. Saturday. The victim ran outside of the house and collapsed on the street. He was taken to the hospital where he is currently in critical condition. |
| Australia: Black riots: Armed with knives and guns, about 200 members of the Apex and Islander 23 gangs chanting “f**k the police” Melbourne’s annual Moomba Festival descended into carnage as hundreds of rival gang members brawled in the CBD, where thousands of revellers had come to enjoy the celebrations. |
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91-year-old (White woman) robbed, attacked in her driveway (by cowardly criminal worthless black thug)  MEMPHIS, TN - Memphis police are looking for a man they believe is responsible for pepper-spraying, and then robbing a 91-year-old woman in her driveway. The woman has lived in her home in the neighborhood near McLean Boulevard and Jackson Avenue for decades, but this is the first time she said she has been the victim of a crime. "1954, in this house," she said. After all of these years living in her home on Mignon Avenue, she said she will not be pushed out of it by being the victim of crime. "It's a nice neighborhood. That's why I like it here and want to stay here," she said. The woman said her children wanted her to move since she has been robbed, but she said she is staying in her home. Police said the suspect snatched her purse, injured her wrist, and pepper sprayed her. "Sprayed, yeah, that stuff they do in your face," she said. The woman said she believed the person responsible thought she was an easy target. "Probably so, and I was probably just out there and they came by and saw me. That's all I know," she said. The suspected crook was caught on camera outside a convenience store. Police released several photos of him in hopes of making an arrest. They said he is known to panhandle in the same neighborhood where he is accused of pepper-spraying the 91-year-old. The suspect is believed to be in his 20s and often wears a raincoat and ball cap. - (Black-on-white) |
(Savage black) Man Charged With Stabbing Of (White) Off-Duty IUN Officer At Auto Pound  A 38-year-old man has been charged with Monday’s stabbing of an off-duty university police officer from Indiana who was working security at an auto pound in the South Deering neighborhood on the Far South Side. Heriance A. Turman of the 6900 block of South Racine Avenue was charged Tuesday with attempted first-degree murder after he “surrendered himself into police custody” at 1:30 p.m. Monday, police said. Paramedics responded about 1:10 a.m. to the city-owned auto pound in the 10300 block of South Doty, Fire Media Affairs Director Larry Langford said. The victim was a 22-year-old off-duty officer from Indiana University Northwest in Gary, who was working security at the yard, authorities said. Police said he may have interrupted Turman trying to break into a vehicle and, upon discovery, the suspect produced a “cutting instrument” and stabbed the officer. He was stabbed in the “face or ear” and was taken with non-life-threatening injuries to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Langford said. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Three large black men wanted for abduction of a White man in Detroit grocery store A man was abducted from a supermarket in Detroit's midtown Friday morning. The incident happened at about 9:15 a.m. at the Food Price Supermarket, 500 E. Warren Avenue in Detroit when three suspects took the man. The victim, a white male, about 5 feet, 4 inches with reddish hair, walked into the market when the suspects, three large black men approached him. - (Black-on-white) |
Feral Negro Charged In Fatal Attack Of 81-year-old Hispanic church-going woman In Jersey City   JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Authorities have made an arrest in the death of an elderly woman whose body was found in her Jersey City apartment last month. Hudson County prosecutors say Jeffery Harley faces felony murder, armed robbery and numerous counts in the death of 81-year-old Lucila Cardenas Viejo. He was arrested Friday and his bail was set at $2 million cash. Prosecutors say Viejo’s death was ruled a homicide shortly after her body was found Feb. 7 on the floor of her Lexington Avenue apartment. They say she suffered multiple blunt and sharp force injuries. The victim, known to friends as Lucy, would go to church at St. Aloysius every day. |
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77-Year-Old Beaten With Own Cane In Bronx Robbery; Cowardly Criminal Feral Negro Sought NEW YORK — Police are searching for a man who allegedly beat a 77-year-old Bronx man with his own cane in a Bronx robbery on March 9. According to investigators the suspect allegedly pushed the victim into his Parkchester apartment as he was opening his door at around 11 p.m. Wednesday night. The suspect grabbed the victim’s cane and hit him over the head several times, police said. The suspect then took $1,100 from the victim and fled the scene, according to police. The victim was taken to Jacobi Medical Center where he was treated for a head injury, police said. |
Police Look For (heavy-set black man with a scruffy beard) Accused Of Raping A 22-year-Old Woman  PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of raping a 22-year old woman earlier this week. The victim told police that a man approached her from behind while she was walking on Rhawn Street near Winchester Street around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. The man then covered her mouth and forced her into a wooded area where he put duct tape over her mouth, cuffed her wrists to her ankles, and then proceeded to physically and sexually assault her. The woman describes her attacker as being a heavy-set, black man with a scruffy beard and light brown hair. He appeared to be in his 30’s and had a heart tattoo with tribal symbols on his chest. The victim said her attacker was also carrying a blue book bag. |
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(Black racist) Woman ‘screaming racial profanities’ attacks passenger at King’s Highway Station MADISON, Brooklyn — A suspect with a history of violence has been arrested for attacking a passenger, police said. According to police sources, the suspect, Monique Barbaro, 25, of Queensbridge, was lying across seats on a northbound Q train. Barbaro stood up and started yelling "Move!" at the victim, sources said. The victim got up and Barbaro followed her, then start punching her in the face and head, police sources said. Other straphangers called 911, prompting the conductor to stop the train. Both the suspect and victim got off at King's Highway Station. The suspect was screaming racial profanities at a black and a White NYPD officers. |
(Black) Man cuffed in back of cop car takes cruiser for joyride, crashes into 7 cars A Brooklyn man was busted on Long Island for stealing a police cruiser and going for a joyride that ended when he crashed into seven parked cars — after he had already been arrested, handcuffed and left alone in the car’s back seat, cops said Friday. Andrew L. Howard, 36, was driving a 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan with two female passengers at about 10 p.m. Thursday in Freeport Village when cops pulled him over. The halfwit was handcuffed and put in the back seat of a cruiser while cops grilled the two women, identified as Yasmeen N. Ellison, 41, and Dawnfornee Ellison, 39, who both live on Kingston Avenue in Brooklyn. |
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Hispanic surnamed man stabs roommate to death, tells 911 operator: ‘I killed the guy!’ |
(Spanish-speaking black) Man arrested in Council Bluffs murder (of White man) - (a white man also arrested)   COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa - Council Bluffs police arrested a man suspected of a deadly shooting at an apartment complex. Officers arrested 22-year-old Wesley Correa-Carmenat for murder and robbery. On Monday evening, police headed to the area of to check a gunshots report at an apartment near Glen Avenue and Pierce Street. The officers found the body of 22-year-old Anthony Walker. Police say another man, 32-year-old Patrick Schutz, already had been taken to a Council Bluffs hospital for treatment of a wound to his left arm. |
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(Worthless black cowardly killer) killed during robbery of jewelry store was 'suspect' in murders (of elderly White couple)   APPLE VALLEY — A man authorities said was a person of interest in the murders of an elderly Apple Valley couple was identified Thursday as the robber killed in an attempted jewelry store heist in Torrance. Keon Bailey, 20, of Lancaster, was identified as the man fatally shot by the owner of Leilani Jewelers in Torrance during an attempted robbery Tuesday. San Bernardino County authorities say Bailey was found to be in possession of property stolen from 95-year-old Louis Giuntini, and his wife, 92-year-old Rose Giuntini, who were found dead in their Apple Valley home on March 1. Detectives say evidence from the Giuntini home was also linked to two more robberies in the Apple Valley area. After reviewing surveillance video recovered from one of those robberies, a doughnut shop, detectives identified Bailey as the suspect in all three Apple Valley crimes. Bailey was released from the California Institution for Men in Chino on Feb. 18. He had been incarcerated since May 2014 for first-degree burglary and receiving stolen property, and was placed on three years of parole upon his release. His rap sheet also included rape, grand theft, trespassing and sexual battery, San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Screwdriver Killer (of his white girlfriend) Dies in Pennsylvania Prison  A 30-year-old man serving a life sentence for the 2004 killing of his girlfriend has died in a suburban Philadelphia prison. Graterford prison spokeswoman Wendy Shaylor said Micah Stewart was found dead in his cell around 3:30 a.m. Wednesday. Prison guards found Stewart during rounds and administered first aid, said the prison. Stewart was pronounced dead about 45 minutes after the guards found him. Stewart was convicted in the killing of his 19-year-old girlfriend, Cortney Fry in Lancaster County. Prosecutors said Stewart pierced Fry's head with a screwdriver because he doubted he was the father of her child. Tests later showed that he was the father. - (Black-on-white) |
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Guilty verdict in murder, arson - pack of blacks viciously beat white girlfriend then burned her alive  A Pensacola man has been convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison in connection with the brutal beating and burning of a local woman. After a short deliberation Wednesday morning, jurors found 24-year-old Gregory Williams guilty of the March 31, 2013, murder of Melinda McCormick. Assistant State Attorney Bridgette Jensen made the case that Williams, along with two accomplices, had entered McCormick’s home on Mobile Highway, wrestled her to the ground, beat her with blunt instruments, stole her purse and some CDs, then set McCormick’s house on fire to destroy the evidence. “(Co-defendants) Anthony Pressley, Kiesha Pugh and Gregory Williams went to Melinda McCormick’s house like a pack of wolves ... this defendant pounced on her like prey,” Jensen said of Williams. “She was beaten repeatedly, and she was murdered viciously.” - (Burned Alive!) - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Fugitive caught in Dominican Republic being returned for murder trial - (his son's white girlfriend murdered and burned)   BOSTON —U.S. Marshals are bringing a suspected murderer who fled to the Dominican Republic back to Massachusetts. Fernando Owens is described as the prime suspect in the November murder of Ashley Bortner. Owens, 43, of Dorchester, was arrested on Tuesday after investigators learned he was hiding in the city of Santo Domingo. Police officers there placed him under arrest and Owens was returned to the United States on Thursday. He is being held in a U.S. jail awaiting transfer to Massachusetts. Bortner's body was found near railroad tracks in Bridgewater on Nov. 3, 2015. Over 70 percent of Bortner's body was burned. She had been gagged by her own clothing, her face wrapped with a towel and she was found in a comforter. Bortner’s hands and feet were bound behind her and an electrical cord was around her neck. - (Burned Alive!) - (Black-on-white) |
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| (Black) Suspect in Jessica Chambers' death ( white woman burned alive) may not return to Mississippi for months
Quinton Verdell (aka Quinton Tellis) charged in the death of Jessica Chambers. Her burning body was found outside her car, which also had been set ablaze, on a road in Courtland on Dec. 6, 2014. Both she and Tellis are from Courtland, in Panola County. |
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Life sentence for Harvey man convicted of raping girl for 2 years A Harvey man found guilty of repeatedly raping a young girl for two years was sentenced to life in prison Thursday morning (March 10). Judge Lee Faulkner of the 24th Judicial District Court sentenced Clifton Raye. Raye began sexually abusing the victim in 2010 when she was 11 years old, authorities said. He raped her on several occasions over the two-year period until she finally told relatives about the abuse in the spring of 2013. |
Raeford man charged with statutory rape RAEFORD - A Raeford man is accused of having sex with and impregnating a minor, the Hoke County Sheriff's Office said. Delton Dwayne Graham, 23, of the 500 block of East Fifth Avenue, is charged with statutory rape or sex offense. Graham and the girl, whose age was not given, allegedly engaged in sexual encounters between March and October 2013, the release said. The girl gave birth to a child, the release said. Investigators were able establish a connection between Graham and the girl, the release said. Graham's bail was set at $100,000. |
(Corn-rowed black) Man out on bail for two sex assault arrests busted for a third A Bronx man with two sex-assault raps was busted for allegedly attempting to rape a woman after he told her his Instagram handle — and the attack came two months after a judge set his bail at a paltry $5,000 for the earlier assaults. Jeremiah Dantzler, 24, was out on bail when he followed his latest victim, 20, from an East Harlem subway stop to her apartment. He then got on the elevator with the woman and introduced himself using his Instagram user name as he followed her up to her floor. Once in the hallway, he allegedly stuck his hands down the woman’s pants before trying to rape her, but fled before he could carry out the attack. He was arrested Tuesday and charged with attempted rape, burglary and assault. On Jan. 20, Dantzler was arrested for two other sex assaults in The Bronx. |
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Man Accused of Stabbing Girlfriend, Sexually Assaulting Girl A Prince George's County man is wanted for several violent crimes, including the attempted murder of his girlfriend and the attempted sexual assault of a young girl. Police say Richard Butler III, 34, tried to sexually assault a young girl he knew at a Hyattsville apartment on March 4. According to police, Butler later threw an incendiary device through the window of the victim's apartment, sparking a fire. No one was injured. Three days later, Butler confronted his girlfriend outside a home in Upper Marlboro. Butler allegedly stabbed the victim multiple times before running away. |
DNA analysis leads to Baton Rouge man’s arrest in woman’s rape  A Baton Rouge man was arrested on a count of second-degree rape Friday after a DNA analysis linked him to a sexual assault, police said. Tevin Jerelle Rogers, 22, threatened to punch a woman who started screaming when he got on top of her inside a Baton Rouge residence on Dec. 10, according to a Baton Rouge police warrant. Rogers raped the woman, the report said, and warned her not to tell anyone about the incident. The woman reported the assault to police on Dec. 11 and had a sexual assault examination performed on her, the statement said. A forensic analysis, which was delivered on March 8, confirmed Rogers’ DNA was found on a private area of the woman’s body. Rogers denied having any sexual relations with the woman, according to the report. |
Sketch, video released of suspect in violent parking lot rape ATLANTA -- DeKalb County Police released a sketch of suspect in a violent rape. According to police, an unidentified man pulled a gun on a woman, 27, in the parking lot of the Atlas LaVista Hills apartments on Parklake Drive. He is then accused of forcing his way into her car, driving it to a nearby parking lot where he sexually assaulted her. The incident reportedly happened Sunday March 6. |
‘Monster’ who beat pregnant girlfriend gets maximum sentence A Brooklyn “monster” who intentionally beat his pregnant ex-girlfriend so badly the attack killed their unborn daughter — because he wanted her to get an abortion — was sentenced to the 32-year maximum even as he continued to deny responsibility and his loved ones continued to badger the victim of his attack in court. “I, Torey Branch did not commit this crime,” the fiend said smugly, looking back at his former girlfriend of nine years Mia Jones, who was punched 22 times during the masked ambush and needed two blood transfusions to survive. The merciless beating left their near-term daughter dead in-utero. Meanwhile, his current domestic partner and mother have twice threatened Jones in court. |
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Queens man who fatally shot ‘cheating’ girlfriend arrested in California A jealous lover accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend and wounding the mother of his gal pal’s suspected lover was nabbed in California, police sources said. Tyquan Long, 29, was tracked down in Sacramento, where he was arrested on Thursday at the home of the mother of his child, sources said. Long allegedly shot girlfriend Joann Gravette, 36, in the stomach and left her dying in her Far Rockaway apartment in Queens on Jan. 27. |
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Two arrested after gun held to baby's head during Loris home invasion Two men have been arrested in connection with a home invasion that happened off Highway 746 outside of Loris on March 8. Jesse Eugene Allen, 19, of Loris, and Jaqonze Demond Jackson, 19, of Loris, have been charged with first degree burglary, kidnapping and first degree assault and battery. Allen has also been charged with possession of a weapon during a violent crime. One of the men punched the victim in the face and took her phone away. The man threw her phone behind a TV and the other man put the rifle to the head of a 9-month-old and told the mother that she needed to start talking or he was going to start shooting, according to a police report. |
Police: Homeowner Shoots (Black) Burglar Climbing Out Of Window MIAMI – Miami-Dade police detectives searched for clues to what investigators said appears to be a case of a homeowner protecting her property. Police said the 54-year-old woman who owns this home in Northwest Miami-Dade, just south of 79th street near I-95, got word that her alarm was going off Thursday evening. She rushed home to check things out and police say she was armed. “She observed a subject leaving the home through the rear,” said MDPD Det. Dan Ferrin. Miami-Dade police said there was a confrontation, shots were fired and a 17-year-old black teenager was pronounced dead at the hospital. |
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Police Arrest 19-Year-Old In Connection To Double Murder PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a double murder in January. 19-year-old Ativa Jackson of West Wishart Street was taken into custody this afternoon, just before 1:00 p.m. Police made the arrest in the rear driveway of a home near Howland and Mayfair Streets. Jackson has been charged with two counts of murder, and related crimes. Police were called to Jackson’s neighborhood on Sunday, January 3 just before 6:00 p.m. after reports of a person with a gun. On arrival, officers found three shooting victims. Two of them subsequently died from their injuries. One victim survived. |
South Jersey Grand Jury Indicts Black Man in Murder of Immigrant Store Clerk - on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard  A grand jury in South Jersey has indicted a man on murder charges in a November shooting that left a convenience store clerk dead. Eramus Canty is accused of shooting Matthew Mwinsori, (A native of Ghana), 32, to death as Mwinsori worked his job at the Quick N Go store on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Marshal Lane in Willingboro, Burlington County. |
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Metro Man beats attempted murder rap after shootout with Marshals A Queens con acting as his own lawyer was found not guilty of attempted murder Thursday in connection with a shootout with US Marshals. Oswald Lewis, 45, convinced jurors that he didn’t fire the first shot at a crew of eight officers who came to execute an old arrest warrant at his Springfield Gardens home in August 2014. He still faces 10 years to life when he’s sentenced on June 23, after being convicted of weapons and assault raps.“It was the most surreal thing to watch a perpetrator who tried to kill you wear a suit and tie and speak softly, eloquently, and passively in a courtroom,” one of them said afterwards. |
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| Death Toll Rises To 6 In Wilkinsburg (Black Backyard Barbeque) Mass Shooting, 2 Gunmen Sought | ||
 Police say one suspect, armed with the handgun, approached the backyard barbecue on Franklin Avenue from one direction and started shooting. Then, as the approximately 15 people at the party tried to run inside the home, the second gunman walked up to the crime scene from a small alley on the other side of the house. That suspect began shooting with an AK-47-style rifle. A total of 49 shell casings were recovered. |
Delaware State Police Seize 2,765 Bags of Heroin The Delaware State Police Sussex County Governor’s Task Force arrested a man and confiscated 2,765 bags of heroin with other drugs and weapons Thursday. Leondre M. Williams was arrested after a month-long investigation into illegal drug sales, according to Delaware State Police. |
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Illegal Alien arrested: Drunken Mex/Migrants Hit and Run - Girl, 7, Dies |
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Mississippian accused of trying to join ISIS pleads guilty in court - his black girlfriend also arrested JACKSON, Miss. — One of the Mississippians accused of trying to join ISIS pleaded guilty in court Friday. Muhammad Dakhlalla plead guilty to providing material support to terrorism. He appeared before a federal judge in Aberdeen, Mississippi. Dakhlalla and his girlfriend Jaelyn Young were arrested back in August 2015 after they allegedly tried to get on a plane at Golden Triangle Regional Airport to go to Syria. Authorities say they contacted undercover federal agents last year, seeking online help in traveling to Syria |
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Escaped murder suspect shot, killed during alleged break-in   VICKSBURG, Miss. --An accused murderer who escaped from a Mississippi jail more than a week ago was shot and killed this morning by a person he held hostage during a nearly three-hour-long confrontation, police say. "That is correct. He has met his maker," Vicksburg Police Chief Walter Armstrong said. The eight-day hunt for Rafael McCloud ended around 7 a.m. when police were called to a home about a half mile from the jail McCloud escaped from on March 2. McCloud entered the house through an unlocked garage door at about 4 a.m. During the next three hours, a husband and wife who were inside with their baby experienced what Armstrong described as "torture." The husband told police he confronted McCloud soon after the escaped inmate entered the home. Armstrong said it was apparent to police that the couple engaged McCloud in an intense fight, moving throughout the house. Ultimately, the husband was stabbed in the shoulder, and McCloud managed to subdue both victims, tying them up, Armstrong said. Then, before 7 a.m., the couple managed to get loose. One of them grabbed a gun and shot McCloud. By the time police arrived, he had already died, Armstrong said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man, 27, indicted in murder of (White) Hammond 7-Eleven clerk  HAMMOND, Ind. -- A 27-year-old man from Gary, Indiana, has been indicted in the murder of a 7-Eleven store clerk in Hammond. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Indiana indicted Eric M. Dillon, 27, of the 700-block of Porter Street in Gary, for murder, brandishing or discharging a firearm and interference with commerce by violence. Just before 4:40 a.m. on Jan. 20, Dillon allegedly walked into the 7-Eleven located at 6031 Hohman Avenue in Hammond, pointed a gun at Roger Unton and demanded cash. Surveillance video shows the suspect did not wait for Unton to open the cash register before shooting him twice in the chest and running away. Unton, of Blue Island, Illinois, died at the hospital half an hour later. - (Black-on-white) |
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3 (black females) Waive Preliminary Hearing In Beating Death Of (White) Homeless Man In Olney   All told, three women, Aleathea Gillard, Kaisha Duggins and Shareena Joachim, and three juveniles, were charged in the beating of 51-year-old Robert Barnes at a gas station in April 2015. He was in a coma for seven months, and then died in November. - (Black-on-white) |
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Ambushed Officers Takes Stand as (black Muslim terrorist) Suspect Edward Archer Faces Attempted Murder Charges  A police officer ambushed by a silent gunman who later said he acted in the name of Islam testified in court Thursday about the attack, detailing how he kicked his way out of the cruiser to return fire. Philadelphia prosecutors have found no evidence that suspect Edward Archer has any links to terrorism, though federal authorities continue to explore that issue. Archer's lawyer said he may instead have mental health problems. Archer, 30, was held for trial on attempted murder and other charges after Thursday's preliminary hearing. He used a stolen police weapon in the attack and emptied the chamber, authorities said. Officer Jesse Hartnett testified about how his left arm was shattered by gunfire as he used it to cover his head in the vehicle. He said he later kicked the door open to pursue Archer, shooting him three times, before he went to the trunk of his cruiser to look for a tourniquet. Help soon arrived, and two other officers apprehended Archer a block away. They found the gun wrapped in the long white cloak he had been wearing. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) man, (white) woman accused of burying body appear in court  ALEXANDER COUNTY, N.C. — An Alexander County sheriff’s deputy found two people trying to dispose of a body behind an abandoned house in the Ellendale community, officials said. Investigators have charged Tony Hearne, 51, and Linsey Lentz, 33, with murder and failure to report a death. Tony Hearne said that he isn’t a killer and was only defending himself when he choked his uncle Robert Adam Hearne Jr. to death.. (full story) |
Man sexually assaults girl after trying to lure her with candy, BSO says POMPANO BEACH, Fla. - A Deerfield Beach man was arrested Monday morning after he sexually assaulted a 5-year-old girl in the laundry room of a Pompano Beach apartment complex, a Broward Sheriff's Office spokeswoman said. Lamont Mayweather, 29, was arrested on a charge of sexual assault on a victim under the age of 12. BSO spokeswoman Joy Oglesby said the assault happened Sunday at the girl's apartment complex after he tried to lure her with candy. According to the arrest affidavit, Mayweather called the girl to come over to the laundry room, where he sexually assaulted her. After he was done, Mayweather told her not to tell anyone, the report said. The girl immediately told her brother, who confronted Mayweather. |
Philadelphia man charged in sexual assault of girl, 14  BENSALEM, P.A., — A Philadelphia man is under arrest in Bensalem, Bucks County, accused of raping a 14 year old girl. Bensalem police say 20-year-old Calvin Bridges, of the 200 Block of Emerald Street, met the girl at the Neshaminy Mall several weeks ago, and arranged to see her there again, this past Sunday, March 6. Police say the victim went with Bridges to a wooded area behind a nearby shopping center, where Bridges allegedly sexually assaulted her. Bridges is charged with statutory sexual assault, unlawful contact with minors and related offenses. |
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Police: Pimps recruited Louisiana teen online to work as prostitute in Dallas  A man is accused of recruiting and training a 15-year-old Louisiana girl to work as a prostitute in Dallas before raping her, police said. Jaylen Devonte Gaines, 23, met the teen online and encouraged her to leave Louisiana and stay with him in Texas, police said. In February, she took a bus to Dallas and a train to Garland, where Gaines picked her up and took her to a hotel, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. At the hotel, he introduced the girl to 25-year-old Laporcha Renee Collins, who taught the teen how to avoid being arrested, police said. The duo moved the girl to a new hotel every few days and posted her picture on backpage.com, a site known for prostitution advertisements, documents show. Gaines raped the girl, who had been a virgin. |
(Black) Chester Police Officer Arrested For Allegedly Coercing Female Detainees CHESTER, P.A., — Delaware County District Attorney Jack Whelan announced on Thursday that 37-year-old Roosevelt Turner was typically a patrol officer with the Chester City Police, but would fill in as a turnkey in the Chester Police department cell block. He says in August, 2015 they got a complaint from a woman who says she was being held in a cell in the Chester Police Department, and Officer Turner unzipped his pants and asked her to kiss it. She tells investigators, Turner then asked her to pull down her pants. She says she did, but before the officer could go any further, the buzzer sounded, meaning someone was entering the cell. |
3 Arrested On Suspicion Of Luring Woman Into Human Trafficking Ring With Fake Birthday Party Invitation LOS ANGELES — Authorities have arrested three people they say began trafficking a woman after fooling her into thinking she was going to a birthday party. The 20-year-old woman left her mother’s home Feb. 26 for a birthday party for a longtime co-worker. The young woman got into a car with the co-worker and two men who detectives say dropped off the co-worker and then viciously assaulted the young woman. Two days later, deputies say the victim phoned her mother and said she was in Oakland where she was advertised online for sex. She was rescued from a Buena Park motel room March 1 after the two men brought her back to Southern California and she called her mother for help. A female suspect, later identified as 22-year-old Monique Butler, and two men, Chad Miller, 27, and Rico Clayton, 28, have been arrested. |
Dallas officer bitten by ('mad dog' black) schizophrenic who threatened to kill his family, police say A schizophrenic man bit a Dallas police officer after threatening to kill his own family late Tuesday, police said. Darrell Bell’s sister told police he’s bipolar and schizophrenic and is known to use methamphetamine. But he was off his medication Tuesday night, when he started walking around the house and said he would kill everyone inside. The 34-year-old “became very irritated and hostile” when the officers walked into his room to interview him, cursing at them and threatening to fight them. As officers grabbed his arms and legs to handcuff him, Bell sunk his teeth into an officer’s arm and continued biting until the officer started bleeding. One officer broke his hand during the scuffle. |
Jewelers' Row Abduction, Torture Suspect Gets 14 Years in Prison  One of three men who pleaded guilty to the abduction and torture of a worker along Philadelphia's Jeweler's Row learned his fate Monday. Khayree Gay was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday afternoon in federal court in Philadelphia. Gay's sentencing day came after ringleader Salahudin Shaheed, 35, received more than 30 years in prison and co-conspirator Basil Buie, 23, got 15 years for their roles in the National Watch and Diamond Exchange attempted heist. Shaheed identified a 54-year-old jewelry store clerk as their targetv The men returned to the parking garage, grabbed the woman, threw her into a van, placed a hood over her head and zip-tied her hands. For the next few hours, they drove the victim around as she was beaten and repeatedly stunned with a Taser, officials said. They told her, agents said, "This is the day you're going to die." |
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Police Nab Trio in South Philadelphia Shooting, Robbery of Cabdriver Caught on Video  Two men and a woman caught on camera flagging down a cab in South Philadelphia earlier this month before police say they robbed and shot the driver are now facing charges in the incident. Syheed Wilson, Kierston Carroll and Michael Jones, all 19, are each charged with aggravated assault, robbery, conspiracy, illegal gun possession, attempted theft and related offenses. Police say the trio flagged down a cab driver by Alex Destin, 38, about 3:15 a.m. Feb. 6 after leaving the Broad Street Line subway. They asked Destin to drive them to 28th and Tasker, and when they arrived there, police said, Wilson and Jones both pulled out guns and demanded, "Give me all the money you got." Police said both men then fired shots at Destin, wounding him in the shoulder, before Destin crashed the cab and all three escaped. |
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‘Modern-day Robin Hood’ gave away $3K in free drinks at IHOP A Brooklyn waiter was arrested for stealing from the rich and giving to the poor — after he allegedly handed out $3,000 in free drinks to customers at an IHOP restaurant in what he claims was a purely altruistic act. “I am the modern-day Robin Hood,” William Powell, 27, told cops after he was busted for giving away free beverages at the Downtown Brooklyn IHOP where he worked. “I am not stealing, I am serving the ones in need. I take from the rich and give to the poor.” Powell allegedly failed to charge customers for their beverages for six months. A law enforcement source said he was trying to “get bigger tips” from happy customers. But Powell said he wanted to help his fellow New Yorkers. |
Second arrest in hair weave store murder - March 9, 2016 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A second person has been charged with the murder of an employee of a hair weave store. The shooting happened on February 10 at the Bundles of Hair store in the 5000 block of Millbranch Road. Louis Wakefield is charged with first-degree murder of Willie Abston. In an affidavit, Wakefield admitted to taking part in the murder and driving himself and co-defendant Julius Russell from the scene. |
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Tampa murder case — ‘worse’ than any — may guide all juvenile sentencings - (black girlfriend murdered boyfriend's white ex)   TALLAHASSEE – A Tampa murder case now before the Florida Supreme Court could be the key to whether teens sentenced to life in prison for lesser crimes than first degree murder deserve the same shot at a resentencing hearing as those who are convicted of the crime. The state’s high court heard arguments Tuesday in the case of Laisha Landrum, who was convicted of second degree murder in 2006 for killing her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend, Emily Clemons, with kitchen pots and pans and a claw hammer, then leaving her buried under a pile of garbage in a dumpster. Given the choice between 27 years and life, the circuit judge declared she be confined in prison for the remainder of her life. Six years later, the U.S. Supreme Court has banned mandatory life sentences for juveniles unless they first get a hearing that weighs youth, life circumstances and whether they are beyond hope of rehabilitation. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Illegal Alien Hispanic) Man Suspected of Five Murders in Kansas, Missouri is in Custody - victims appear to be White men |
(Black) Man who murdered (White female) Vidor teen seeks to overturn conviction again  For the second time in a year, a Beaumont man sentenced to 75 years in prison for the 2014 death of a Vidor teenager is trying to overturn his murder conviction, basing his appeal on the trial court's decision not to include a lesser charge for the jury to consider. An Orange County jury in August 2014 found Kelvin Lee Roy, 34, guilty of intentionally causing the Feb. 7, 2014, collision that killed 16-year-old Alexandria "Lexy" Bertrand. Roy appealed his murder conviction in April of last year, citing insufficient evidence and the court's decision not to include the lesser charge of intoxication manslaughter, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. The Ninth Court of Appeals upheld Roy's murder conviction in August, issuing a judgment that said evidence presented at trial proved "Roy's intent to cause serious bodily injury (to his girlfriend) and intent to commit an act clearly dangerous to human life, thereby causing Alexandria's death." Roy's former girlfriend, Taralynn Brown, told jurors that Roy intentionally crashed his white Mercury Sable into the back of a stopped Honda minivan carrying Bertrand in an attempt to kill himself and her. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black ex-con) Suspect charged with capital murder of (young White man) in Bellaire pizzeria robbery   HOUSTON - We have new details about the man arrested for gunning down a teenager at a Bellaire pizzeria. Kiara Elijahjuan Taylor, 26, was arrested Tuesday and charged with capital murder. Taylor is accused of killing 19-year-old Peter Mielke. "There was relief there, it was a little bit of a burden lifted off my shoulders," said Dana Mielke, Peter's mother who spoke to us on the phone from Florida. It's the news this mother was waiting to hear. "I did not want this man to be free who let my son die on the floor of a pizza place," Dana Mielke said. Police say Mielke was shot multiple times by a robber, who barged into the Reginelli's Pizzera around 9:30 p.m. on February 21. Turns out, it was Taylor's sister who told KHOU she turned him in after recognizing her brother in surveillance video. "It was the right thing to do... It was the right thing to do," said Tarrell Taylor, Kiara's older sister. She says she bought him the gun from a pawn shop. "He just said he wanted a gun," she said. "That wasn't my intention... for him to buy it just to protect him." However, three days after walking out of prison, investigators say Taylor turned a gun on Mielke, an innocent teen who wasn't able to open his cash register. It was Taylor's second time in prison. He'd been behind bars since 2011 for burglary and having a gun, even though he had a record. Back in 2009, he served time for auto theft. A trail of poor decisions that for this mom will never make sense. "Knowing that you are grown and you killed my son, who was 19 and you made that decision as a grown person," Dana Mielke said. "We're two grown people, you deal with your consequences and I'm going to enjoy my justice." - (Black-on-white) |
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