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Pictures released of two black suspects in connection with stabbing of 75-year-old (White) cancer patient    BOSTON —Police have released pictures of the people they say may have information about the stabbing a 75-year-old Roxbury man walking home from a store earlier this week. The attack happened on Burrell Street at about 8 p.m. Tuesday. Police released pictures of two people -- a man and a woman -- who they say are wanted in connection with the attack. "Why, why, why do they want to do that to him? He's the friendliest person you ever want to meet really," the victim's sister, Norma Thornton, asked. Family members said James Barton, who is being treated for cancer, was walking home from the neighborhood store after buying scratch tickets when someone tried to rob him. "It's very sad. He's an old guy and he's walking very slowly with a cane. He's walking very slow," store owner Mamen Rashid said. The retired grandfather was able to make it back to his sister's home, who called 911. "I couldn’t think, I said what the heck is going on," Thornton said. Barton tried to fight off the attackers with his cane, his family said. Barton is in stable condition at Boston Medical Center. He's had one surgery, and may have to undergo another one, his family said. "He's strong. He's a strong guy. Praying for him that everything goes all right," Thornton said. - (Black-on-white) |
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One (black) murder suspect in custody; other still at large - a White man and a White woman were murdered    NORFOLK, Va. -- Police have arrested one of two men wanted for a double homicide that occurred in the 5400 block of Ashby St. on April 18. The other is still at large. Quedell "Que" Higgs, 21, and Kamron "Kam" Sellers, 20, have both been charged with two counts of second degree murder and two counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Higgs is still at large He's described as 6'1", weighs 175 pounds, has black hair, brown eyes, and an unshaven appearance. He's considered to be armed and dangerous. Higgs is known to frequent the Chesapeake and Suffolk areas. Sellers was located in Charleston, South Carolina Saturday morning. He was taken into police custody and is currently being held at the Al Cannon Detention Center in Charleston County, pending extradition to Virginia. If you know the whereabouts of Quedell "Que" Higgs, contact the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP. You can also submit a web-tip at: www.norfolkcrimeline.com - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) Student beaten on Blue Line says bystanders did nothing to stop (black) attack  CHICAGO -- A student was attacked on the CTA Blue Line in broad daylight - and she says other people on the train just watched as she was beaten. Jessica Hughes was on her way home when she was attacked while sitting in a rail car near the Blue Line stop at Harrison and Kedzie. "If you were seeing someone else getting abused, wouldn't you want to step in?" Hughes said. Hughes said that perhaps more painful than the beating she took at the hands of two robbers while riding the "L", is that fellow passengers who saw the attack, did nothing to stop it. "I was yelling for help. There were two other guys on the train and they did nothing. They just watched as he beat me," she said. The DePaul student says she was brutally attacked Thursday around 10 a.m. as she rode a CTA Blue Line train home from campus. The freshman nursing major said that after most of the passengers in her rail car got off at the UIC-Halsted stop, one man moved to the seat in front of her. As the train left the station, Hughes said she got a bad feeling. That's when the 19-year-old said the man tried to take her iPhone. "He started pushing me and then he pushed me to the floor and when he pushed me to the floor, he started hitting on me constantly. His body was on top of me holding me down so I couldn't fight back," she said. But Hughes didn't let go of her phone, even when her attacker bit her hand. She says the woman her attacker was with then punched her in the face before both fled to another rail car without the iPhone or anything else. Hughes said she finally got some help at the Kedzie/Homan stop. A day later, the swollen and bruised teen says it will be tough to ride the train again as she struggles to understand why she was targeted. "The fact that there was two people and that, why me," she said. Hughes suffered a broken nose but is recovering at home. Police said they are looking at surveillance video as they continue to search for the attackers. So far, no one is in custody. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect Who Shot at White Cop has been Captured   Five months after he allegedly fired at a police officer in a small central Pennsylvania town, the suspect in a traffic stop gone terribly wrong is in custody, according to police. Trev Bowies Jackson, 24, was arrested Friday in the Strawberry Mansion section of Philadelphia by U.S. Marshals, Northern York County police said in a statement. At the time of the shooting in late November last year, police allege Jackson is the suspect seen in dramatic police car dash camera video shooting point-blank range at the head of Officer Lynn Anderson. Somehow, Anderson wasn't struck with a bullet, and he scrambled away as the shooter then gets back in his car and drives off. In the moments before the shooting, Anderson asked the suspect to get out of the car and put his hands behind his back, the video shows. The suspect then opened fire. "On November 23, 2015 an arrest warrant was issued charging Jackson with criminal attempt – criminal homicide," Northern York County police said in a statement Friday. "During the course of the investigation, Marshals developed information that Jackson had fled the area and was hiding out in the city of Philadelphia. Task Force Marshals from Harrisburg teamed up with Marshals from Philadelphia in locating and arresting Jackson. On April 29, Deputy U.S. Marshals, Task Force Officers and Philadelphia Police Department Swat, located and arrested Jackson without incident in the 2600 block of North Stanley Street in Philadelphia." - (Black-on-white) |
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After third trial, jury finds Kansas man guilty of murder   LAWRENCE, Kan. — A jury has convicted a 31-year-old man in the 2014 death of another man. Dustin Walker was found guilty Friday of first-degree felony murder in the March 2014 death of 39-year-old Patrick Roberts. It was Walker's third trial in connection with Roberts' death after two previous juries failed to reach decisions on the murder charge. Walker was accused of breaking into Roberts' duplex to steal marijuana and money. During the incident, police say, Walker shot and killed Roberts. Another defendant, Archie Robinson, was found guilty earlier of first-degree murder and aggravated burglary in Roberts' death. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 20 years. Sentencing for Walker is April 29. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) woman arrested in connection to (black) Southaven man's death - "she was a friend of the victim"  MEMPHIS, TN - Police arrested a woman who they said is connected to the death of a Southaven man. The body of Calvin Holloway, 25, was found Wednesday in a field near Crossfield and Holmes Roads. The Shelby County Medical examiner ruled Holloway’s death a homicide. Police said an investigation revealed that Rebecca Allison, 21, was one of the suspects at the scene when Holloway was killed. Investigators found Allison at the Southern Inn & Suites on Stateline Road in Southaven, where she agreed to come to the homicide office in Memphis for further investigation. Officers said Allison gave a statement admitting to having knowledge of Holloway’s death, being in Holloway’s vehicle after his death, wiping evidence from the vehicle, and leaving the vehicle in Oakshire Apartments. Wessinger Sharp said his best friend went missing a week ago. “He's been my best friend for eleven plus years the only best friend I've ever known,” Sharp said. Sharp said he called Allison when Holloway went missing. He is upset that she said she did not know where he was. "To just lie boldly to somebody face's face that deeply cared about him. How can you sleep at night?" Sharp asked. “I called you; I asked you, ‘hey have you seen Calvin?’ you told me no. You lied to me.” The medical examiner has yet to reveal the cause of Holloway’s death. Sharp wants justice for a friend he thinks about every day. “I just wish I could just tell him that I miss him.” Allison is charged with accessory after the fact – first-degree murder. |
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Interracial couple wanted for theft of gun used in suspected suicide PINE BLUFF, Ark. --The Pine Bluff Police Department is asking for help in locating two suspects wanted for theft and tampering with evidence. Reports state that shortly before 2:30 a.m. on Monday, officers were dispatched to W. Carbon Street in reference to an attempted suicide. Upon arrival they found one victim with a gunshot wound to the head. After the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died, police went back to the home and were unable to locate the gun that was used. The investigation developed two suspects, Serenat Herron, 26, and Marcus Calhoun, 22, both of Pine Bluff. Both are currently being sought for stealing the gun used in the incident. The incident is still under investigation and no other details have been released at this time. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Detective Division at 870-730-2090 or dispatch at 870-541-5300. |
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'Now it's your hands that are tied,' rape victim tells attacker at sentencing James Johnson's last victim in a nine-day string of robberies and sexual assaults that rattled the Carrollton neighborhood two years ago was carrying groceries into her house on Hickory Street when James Johnson asked her for directions. After forcing his way into her home, he tied her wrists, "and then you raped me," the woman testified Thursday (April 28) before Johnson, 22, was sentenced to serve 50 years in prison. The woman flew in from Washington State to testify at Johnson's sentencing hearing. She sat rigid, with her shoulders back, and looked straight ahead as she read what she wanted him to hear. Her voice broke early, then stayed steady until she left the stand. "You tried to take my power and control, and I am the one with the power and control," she said. "Now it is your hands that are tied." |
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'Tag team' serial rapists will serve 30-year prison terms for 3 rapes solved by testing rape kits  CLEVELAND, Ohio – A duo that prosecutors referred to as "tag team" serial rapists agreed to serve 30 years each in prison after evidence from previously untested rape kits linked them to the unsolved sexual assaults of three women. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Steven Gall Wednesday sentenced Michael Perry and Thomas Nicholson to the lengthy prison terms that will be served, in part, while they finish serving time for rapes they were convicted of more than a decade ago. Perry, 40, and Nicholson, 39, were charged in 2002 and later convicted of breaking into a home on East 90th Street where they raped two women and a 16-year-old girl at gunpoint. Both had a little less than a decade still to serve on those sentences. But the pair had not been connected to three other rapes that also happened around the same time in 2001. In one of the cases, reported on June 24, 2001, a woman was sitting parked in a car with her boyfriend on E. 116th Street when she was ordered out at gunpoint. She told police that three men forced her to the back yard of a home and two of the men raped her. The other case was reported on Sept. 27, 2001. Two women told police they drove to W. 41st Street looking to purchase drugs. When they pulled up next to a car, three men got into their vehicle. One pulled a gun and demanded money. They were forced to drive two streets away, where they were raped. Nicholson and Perry were linked to the unsolved cases using DNA. |
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Black 'Sexual predator' wanted in Gwinnett County rape investigation Police search for sex predator wanted for rape  DULUTH, Ga. -- Police are searching for a man accused of raping a mentally challenged woman. The suspect is Jamaal Lamont Cooke, 22. According to Gwinnett County Police, Cooke raped her Sunday night, April 24, at the Paramount Apartments on Pleasant Lake Village in Duluth, near Steve Reynolds and Satellite Blvds. Police say the victim is an 18-year-old woman who has the mental capacity of a 10-year-old. The police report says the woman had gone to the apartment complex to see a man she had just met on-line. The man had a friend -- Jamaal Cooke -- and police say Cooke was able to get the woman alone, force her into some woods at the complex, and attack her. On April 25, police say they spotted Cooke at the complex, tried to arrest him, and struggled with him, but he was able to run away. Cooke is wanted on charges of rape, aggravated sodomy, and felony obstruction. Police say he frequents the area around that complex, and has no car. According to police he has an extensive history of violence, including aggravated assault and terroristic threats, across Metro Atlanta, but has never been accused of rape until now. Cooke is 5-11, about 190 pounds, with black hair in small corn rows, and he has a tattoo on his right arm. |
Negro Serial Rapist now in custody   Allegheny County Police believe they have a violent serial rapist in custody, claiming Friday that evidence — including DNA — indicates he has raped three women at gunpoint in Wilmerding since 2014 and sexually assaulted another woman in Georgia more than a decade ago. Suspect Lawrence Jim Cook, 31, was already in the Allegheny County Jail on Friday since being held for trial in March in connection with a November rape in Wilmerding when detectives hauled him out of the lockup and brought him to police headquarters in Point Breeze. There they arrested him in two other rapes in Wilmerding in February 2014 and last July. |
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Man arrested for kidnapping, sexual assault connected another crime JACKSON, Miss. — The man arrested in connection with a recent sexual assault and kidnapping that happened at a Jackson apartment complex has been linked to another crime. Officer Colendula Green said Aburey 'Jiggaboo' Jones was arrested Thursday on four counts of kidnapping, four counts of armed robbery of an individual, and sexual battery. He’s accused of forcing people into an apartment at The Park At Moss Creek on Tuesday. He allegedly robbed them at gunpoint; he is also accused of sexually assaulting a victim. On Friday, Green said investigators connected Jones to a crime that happened on Saturday, April 16, that happened at the same apartment complex. Green said a man with a gun went up to two people. The suspect forced one of the people into a car and made them drive to an ATM. The victim was forced to withdraw money from the bank. Green said Jones is facing two counts of armed robbery of an individual, and two counts of kidnapping. More charges are possible. |
Judge rejects kidnapper’s fast-food request, serves up life sentence instead  Before he was sentenced for kidnapping a woman and trying to rape her, Terrence Jefferson got up in court to request one final thing before prison: some fast food. A Miami-Dade judge on Friday rejected the to-go order from the Popeye’s restaurant chain but he did serve up a life sentence for the 10-time felon. His sentencing came one month after Jefferson was convicted of kidnapping an 18-year-old woman at gunpoint on a rainy day in North Miami-Dade in December 2013. The woman testified tearfully at trial, describing how she accepted a ride but managed to escape after he pulled a gun and demanded she strip. Jefferson — who sported a star etched into his hair at trial — took the stand to claim that the woman was a prostitute. Jurors didn’t buy his claim. He is still facing trial in another case in which he is alleged to have kidnapped and raped a young woman. |
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Son of former NFL player Ray Lewis accused of sexual assault of 2 women CONWAY, SC – Ray Lewis III, the son of former Baltimore Ravens player Ray Lewis and a sophomore at Coastal Carolina University, has been charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct after two victims told police he sexually assaulted them. On Saturday, January 23, Conway Police officer responded to a local hospital, where the victims told police they were sexually assaulted. Detectives were called to the hospital to take over the investigation. Medical reports, victim statements, witness statements, and lab statements were presented to the solicitor’s office, and warrants were obtained for 20-year-old Ray Lewis III. The arrest warrant alleges that Lewis did engage in sexual battery with an 18-year-old female with the knowledge that the victim was incapacitated and/or physically helpless from the use of drugs and/or alcohol. Lewis turned himself in to police on April 29 and was charged with criminal sexual conduct, third degree. |
Suspect charged in rape A Rocky Mount man was arrested Thursday night in connection with the rape of an acquaintance in March. Travis Santel Horne, 27, of the 700 block of Kingston Avenue in Rocky Mount, was charged with second-degree forcible rape and first-degree burglary. He was jailed in Nash County under a $100,000 secured bond. According to police reports, a 26-year-old woman called police around midnight on March 18 to report an assault. The victim said Horne forced his way into her home and sexually assaulted her before fleeing the scene. She was treated at Nash General Hospital. |
Police Arrest "Hispanic" Black Man Who Allegedly Showed His Penis And Masterbated At The Laundromat DALLAS – Police in Dallas arrested a man who allegedly showed his penis to a woman doing her laundry. They caught him in the parking lot of a convenience store near the intersection of Ross Avenue and Bennet Avenue Thursday night. The victim told police the indecent exposure happened in February at the Xpress Laundry Lavanderia, located at 1406 Greenville Avenue. She said Rogelio Martinez, 49, approached her and asked for money in Spanish. But the victim didn’t have any money to give and backed away from Martinez. That’s when he exposed his penis and masturbated in front of her, according to the police report. The victim fled from the laundromat and called police. |
6 (blacks) charged with dismemberment in Ashley Gibson case - black woman was dismembered and boby parts dropped into a lake  CHAMPAIGN — Authorities remain tight-lipped about the details of the death of a Champaign woman whose body was cut up after she died and dropped into Clinton Lake last week. At a brief news conference Thursday afternoon at the Champaign police department, Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz, Champaign Deputy Chief Joe Gallo, Champaign investigations Lt. Dave Shaffer and Coroner Duane Northrup appeared together to announce that criminal charges of dismembering a human body were filed earlier in the day against six men accused of cutting up the deceased body of Ashley Gibson in a northwest Champaign home. |
Homeless man paralyzed in shooting, black suspect with Muslim name arrested PORTLAND, Ore. – Police arrested a man in connection with an early morning shooting at a homeless camp in the West Buckman neighborhood last month. Muhammad Bilal Rahman, 45, was originally arrested on April 3 and charged with third-degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon. A grand jury convened and later determined that enough probable cause existed to charge Rahman with one count each of first-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon and being a felon in possession of a firearm. The victim had been shot in the back. The victim is “permanently paralyzed from the waist down and had to have his colon removed.” The victim and Rahman are known to each other. |
Elderly woman brutally attacked in home; cowardly brutal black man arrested MCDONOUGH, Ga. -- Police have arrested a man accused of brutally attacking an elderly woman in her McDonough apartment. According to the McDonough Police Department, a 73-year-old woman was beaten, stabbed and robbed inside of her apartment in the Grier Manor assisted living community around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday. The victim was taken to a hospital, where she remained in stable condition as of Friday. Police said they were able to identify a suspect based on witness reports. On Friday morning, 36-year-old Greg Andre Stillwell was arrested at his McDonough home. Stillwell is charged with aggravated assault, armed robbery and first-degree burglary. He is being held at Henry County Jail without bond. |
Brooklyn men try to dine-and-dash at Applebee’s, injure officer during arrest: police VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. — Two men have been arrested for trying to dine-and-dash at Applebee’s, then violently struggling with officers who were trying to arrest them. Isiah Peters, 18 of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and Leon E. Thomas 19, of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn along with a five-year-old family member went to eat at an Applebee’s at 1126 Green Acres Road at 7:50 p.m., Nassau County police said. Together, they ordered and ate around $50 worth of food. They tried to pay the bill with credit cards that were declined, then fled without paying, police said. 15 minutes later, they returned to the restaurant. Police responded and tried to put the suspects under arrest for theft of services. Peters and Thomas began to violently resist arrest by fighting with officers — one officer sprained his right thumb and was taken to the hospital to treat it, police said. Peters again violently struggled with officers as they attempted to secure him in the cell, police said. Police also found forged credit cards on the suspects. The 5-year-old was picked up by another family member. Thomas was charged with possession of a forged instrument, theft of services, endangering the welfare of a minor and resisting arrest. Peters is charged with assault, possession of a forged instrument, theft of services, endangering the welfare of a minor and resisting arrest. |
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Philly Police Search for Four Feral Fatherless Black Teen Thugs That Attacked Man On Campus   Philadelphia police are looking for four teenagers they say attacked a man near the intersection of 13th and Norris Streets on Temple's campus Sunday night. |
Black Teen Who Stole Car With Infant Inside In West Philly Turns Himself In  PHILADELPHIA – A 17-year-old boy has surrendered to Philadelphia police in connection with a car theft and kidnapping case from last month. It happened on March 14th near 49th and Walnut Streets in West Philadelphia, just before 8 a.m. Police say a man had parked his vehicle on Walnut Street with a four-month-old baby boy strapped in the back in a car seat. The man left the engine running while he ran into a nearby store. When he came out, the car and the infant were gone. The baby was found a short time later, unharmed, at Greene and Penn Streets. |
Police Bust Dreadlocked Black Weedman's Joint Across From City Hall, Find Marijuana Candy & Butter A marijuana advocate dubbed NJ Weedman has been arrested again on marijuana charges after law enforcement raided his restaurant and cannabis temple. Ed Forchion was arrested Wednesday along with 10 other people after a raid of his business across the street from City Hall, officials said. And Forchion, who is black, has been on a long crusade in the courts, claiming that marijuana laws infringe on his Rastafarian religion and unfairly discriminate against black people. |
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Meet ‘Wobbles,’ the 500-pound Black-Hispanic alleged boss of a gun-running ring - May 6, 2015 A 550-pound Bronx gangster — nicknamed “Wobbles” — and his ring of nine gun runners were busted for smuggling dozens of weapons into the Big Apple on Metro-North trains, authorities said. The heavy-duty hustle was thwarted after William “Wobbles” Soler, 33, and his crew allegedly sold 93 guns to an undercover copSoler — a tattooed member of the Bloods gang — was also nabbed for conspiracy to commit murder for plotting to kill rival gang members, authorities said. The accused big-time gun runner also goes by the nickname Redrum — murder backwards, authorities said. |
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Illegal Mexican alien confesses to kidnaping rape and torture of little girl |
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Cops arrest Hispanic dad for killing MetroCard scammer
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(Hispanic) Samurai Sword Wielding Man to Parents: 'I Am Gonna Chop You Into Pieces' |
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(African American) Woman Who Cut Baby From (White woman's) Womb Sentenced to 100 Years  BOULDER, Colo. – The woman convicted of attempted murder after cutting a 7-month-old |
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(Black) Man charged in 2010 Saginaw homicide of (White woman) Taylor Poling  SAGINAW, MI — Prosecutors have issued charges in a 2010 cold case homicide on Saginaw's East Side. Tyrill L. Wade faces an open count of murder and three firearm offenses in the Dec. 7, 2010, shooting death of Taylor Poling. Prosecutors issued the charges Friday, April 29. Wade, 30, has been in prison since 2011 but is scheduled for release Tuesday, said Chief Assistant Prosecutor Christopher Boyd. "We've been looking at this for a while," he said. "Through a diligent effort from the Major Crimes Unit, they were able to bring us enough evidence that we were able to authorize the charges (Friday) before he was released." Boyd declined to comment on the specifics of the case pending Wade's future court hearings. It was not clear if a judge will arraign Wade via video conferencing from prison or if authorities will bring him to Saginaw on Tuesday. Police have said Poling's boyfriend about 8:30 p.m. discovered her shot inside her one-bedroom rental apartment at 446 S. 10th near Burt. Doctors pronounced her dead about two hours later. Poling, a 20-year-old Saginaw Intermediate School District Transition Center post-secondary student, had recently moved to the home, according to neighbors. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Senior Accused in Double Murder - 'Disemboweled' 73-year-old White neighbor and stabbed (black female) neighbor 3X LYONS, IL — A 67-year-old resident of an assisted senior living facility sat on a chair in the hallway outside his neighbor’s apartment, laying in wait until the door opened and he pushed inside and stabbed two of his neighbors to death, prosecutors said. John Arnold appeared before Cook County Judge Peter Felice on two charges of first degree murder during a bond hearing Wednesday afternoon. Arnold, a resident of Riverwalk Senior Residences, 8019 Ogden Ave. in Lyons, is accused of plunging a knife early Sunday morning into David Bosseler, 73, and a 61-year-old woman multiple times. Lyons police said the three people had argued about missing property over the weekend, which Arnold claimed had been taken from him. Bosseler and the woman also lived at the assisted senior living facility. Their bodies were discovered Monday morning during a well-being check. The woman’s name has not been released because police are working to contact her family members. Police said Bosseler had been disemboweled and suffered 15 stab wounds; the woman was stabbed three times. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) OKC Woman Facing Murder Charge After (White female) Stabbing Victim Dies  OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City woman was arrested in connection to the stabbing death of another woman in southwest Oklahoma City, Wednesday night. According to police, at about 9:40 p.m. officers responded to the report of a stabbing in the 5700 block of S. Agnew. The victim, 50-year-old Malinda Brown, was found to be critically injured. Investigators said they were able to determine that the victim and the suspect, 49-year-old Zelder Yvonne Williams, had an altercation, which led to Brown being stabbed. Brown was transported to an area hospital where she died Thursday morning as a result of her injuries. Williams was arrested Wednesday night and booked into the Oklahoma County Jail on a complaint of assault with a deadly weapon. Investigators will be amending the booking complaint to reflect a charge of first-degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
Second Black Arrested In 2015 Murder of (White) Ted's Hamburger Shop Owner   TULSA, Oklahoma - Tulsa Police have made a second arrest in the stabbing death of the owner of Ted's Hamburgers. Police Sgt. Dave Walker says 22-year-old Clifford Owens was arrested Friday morning after jumping out a second story window and running from police. He was booked into the Tulsa County jail on complaints of first-degree murder and robbery with a firearm. James Coulson was killed on August 7, 2015. Police said he was opening his Ted’s Hamburgers restaurant in west Tulsa when he was killed. Alcon Sanders, 32, was arrested on January 6, 2016 at the Tulsa County jail where he was being held on unrelated charges. Sgt. Walker says there is still a juvenile suspect they are looking for in connection with the Coulson's death. Both Owens and Sanders are being held without bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Second black arrested in fatal Lincoln shooting of two (apparently white men) and family dog     LINCOLN, Neb. —Lincoln police have arrested a second person in connection with a fatal shooting last week. Angelique Fisher, 18, was arrested Wednesday as an accessory to a felony in the death of Christopher Coleman, 32. Another man, Jerry Griffis, 21, remains critically injured. Police Chief Jeff Bliemeister said a robbery took place before the shooting on April 18 and that Fisher provided false information about the shooting to police. Fisher is the girlfriend of Xheronte Lewis, 20, who was arrested earlier for aiding and abetting in the robbery associated with the shooting. According to court documents, Lewis told police that he went to Coleman's home near 19th Street and Euclid Avenue to buy marijuana. Lewis said he had just left the home when he saw a man dressed in a puffy jacket and carrying a gun go inside. Lewis then heard gunshots and found Coleman dead. A witness told investigators that Lewis was with the man in the puffy jacket, and they went back into the house together. Fisher is being held in the Lancaster County Jail. Griffis is paralyzed and remains in a medically induced coma. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Killer gets 30 years with no parole for fatally stabbing of (his obese white ex-girlfriend) a Jersey City Sunday school teacher  The man who brutally stabbed a Jersey City Sunday school teacher to death days after she broke up with him was sentenced to 30 years in prison yesterday. Michael Humphrey received his sentence yesterday for the 2014 murder of Patricia Santana, 53, his former fiancée who taught Sunday school at St. Anne's Church in the Jersey City Heights for 20 years. "She was braver than the coward who stole her life," Santana's sister, Carol Dowd said during yesterday's hearing. "A real man would have walked away, but you chose to deal with it the only way you know how — as a coward and a murderer." Humphrey, 45, bent forward and wiped tears from his eyes with a tissue held in his handcuffed hands as Dowd spoke before more than 30 friends and family members of Santana. Before sentencing Humphrey by the terms to his plea deal, Hudson County Superior Court Judge John Young said the crime was "so outrageous, so brutal." Humphrey said nothing at the hearing and "has certainly shown no remorse". On the morning of the attack — Oct. 9, 2014 — Humphrey called State Police and said he stabbed his girlfriend "all over the place" and he was turning himself in. Humphrey had blood on his hands when he was picked up. - (Black-on-white) |
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Gun waved in NC restaurant over wrong order; (Negro) couple arrested  WILMINGTON, N.C. —A couple was arrested after a wrong chicken wing order led to a gun being waved inside a North Carolina restaurant, police said. Clarissa Gagum, and Rasheem Gagum, both 24, were arrested following a Thursday incident at FU Wangz in Wilmington. Wilmington police said Clarissa began arguing with the clerk after she received boneless wings instead of the bone-in wings she ordered. Clarissa then went to her car to grab a gun, which she waved when she went back into the restaurant, police said. Officers found Clarissa still holding the gun outside the restaurant, police said. She was charged with two counts of assault by pointing a gun and injury to personal property, while Rasheem was charged with resisting arrest. |
Gulfport man charged with sexual battery of 16-year-old girl GULFPORT, Mississippi -- Antonio Jenkins, a 37-year-old Gulfport man has been charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl three times while she was visiting his home. According to Harrison County Sheriff Troy Peterson, deputies were summoned Tuesday to a local hospital, where personnel had found evidence of a sexual assault. The victim told investigators that Jenkins had sexually assaulted her three times while she was visiting his home because her foster mother was out of town. |
Wanted Fugitive Raymond Pruitt Captured Wanted, dangerous fugitive Raymond Jerome Pruitt has been captured. He was captured in Pike County by Pike County Sheriffs Office. He was spotted in the Spring Hill area, which led to a pursuit down Highway 87. The chase ended in a crash. “At the end of the day, he is in custody and nobody was hurt,” said Troy Police Chief Randall Barr. |
And yet ANOTHER naked black man creates a traffic jam *
Video: Police chase smiling naked black man near downtown San Antonio SAN ANTONIO — Drivers got a surprise on Wednesday evening when a completely naked man evaded police on San Pedro Avenue near downtown. As the minute-long video of the incident posted to Reddit and video sharing site vid.me begins, the unidentified man can been seen standing on top of an SAPD van with without a single thread of clothing - not even shoes. Officers eventually got their hands on the man, and took him into custody on an emergency detention, which is used for individuals who may require medical or mental health treatment. It is unclear whether drugs were involved or if he will face any charges |
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Crazy Naked Nigga Caught On Cellphone Video: Deputies Chase Naked, Handcuffed Negro Inmate Down 5 Freeway  LOS ANGELES — It was a different kind of chase on the 5 Freeway Wednesday. The man deputies were chasing didn’t have a vehicle — or pants. A man being taken to jail somehow escaped while he was in handcuffs near San Fernando. He made a break for freedom, somehow getting his arms under his legs in the back of a patrol vehicle. A witness captured the bizarre pursuit on his cellphone video. Authorities said the man was able to kick out a window of the vehicle and made a run for it — naked. It happened during the morning commute. Cars had to come to a complete halt and brake suddenly as the naked man weaved in and out of traffic. “All of a sudden, everybody starts slowing down, slamming their brakes. And then I see a naked guy, “said the man who shot the cellphone video. “And I see two police officers following him. It was insane. Everyone just starts slamming their brakes.” The inmate was being transferred from Santa Clarita downtown to a mental facility. The witness said the man crawled up into the wheel well of a big rig trying to escape capture but police were able to pull him out. |
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Chinese Ex-nuke manager admits Chinese paid him for secrets |
After acquittal in death of (White female) cab driver, (black crack addict) Johnathan Mitchell indicted in cab robbery  The man acquitted in the 2011 homicide of a local cab driver has now been charged in federal court for robbing her at the time of her death. Johnathan Dewayne Mitchell, 38, of Cedar Rapids, was indicted Tuesday of one count of robbery affecting commerce in U.S. District Court. The indictment states Mitchell obstructed commerce — the cab company service — by “violently” robbing Catherine “Cathy” Stickley, 54, who was driving a Century Cab on April 29, 2011. His initial appearance in federal court hasn’t been set. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. Mitchell was acquitted in 2013 by a Story County jury for first-degree murder and first-degree robbery in the homicide of Stickley, 54, of Cedar Rapids, who was stabbed to death that night in 2011. The trial was moved from Linn County due to pretrial publicity. According to testimony, Stickley was stabbed 18 times in the neck and head. Mitchell’s prints were found in Stickley’s blood in the cab. The prosecution claimed Mitchell needed money for crack cocaine and he killed Stickley to get it. Mitchell was out on bond pending a 2010 assault when Stickley was killed. Mitchell admitted during the trial that he stole money from Stickley to buy crack cocaine but he said she was already dead, lying outside the cab on the ground in the 1500 block alley between Second and Third avenues SE. Mitchell was the only suspect in the homicide and the case hasn’t been reopened. - (Black-on-white) |
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NYC: Racist serial black slasher who slashed the faces of at least two White woman is declared too crazy for trial    The “Chelsea Slasher” has been found unfit to stand trial. Kari Bazemore — who earned the infamous moniker after allegedly slashing a young woman in the face in Manhattan — was committed to the city’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene by a court-appointed psychologist Thursday, after a psych exam showed he was not mentally well enough to be tried. Bazemore, who has 31 prior arrests, has twice been found mentally unfit to stand trial in previous cases. The slasher first struck early Jan 6, when he cut 24-year-old Amanda Morris’s face on West 24th Street as she trekked to work at the Chelsea Whole Foods. She needed 150 stitches to close her wounds. Authorities have also tied Bazemore to a Sept. 29 attack on a 25-year-old salon worker and her 28-year-old friend as they were walking on East 174th Street near Walton Avenue in The Bronx. One of the women was slashed, cops said. Bazemore, 41, also is previously believed to have assaulted at least two other women, including a 43-year-old victim he stuck in the face with a heavy shopping bag as she stood on Fifth Avenue in Midtown on Nov. 4. The unhinged man will remain in custody at the facility until he’s found fit to stand trial. - (Black-on-white) |
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Attorney: (Black) Man Who Fatally Shot Two (white) Teen Girls Should Get Manslaughter  OAKLAND — Diantay Powell’s defense lawyer admitted Tuesday that Powell brutally gunned down two teenage girls near Brookdale Park in East Oakland in 2012 but said he should only be convicted of voluntary manslaughter because he had a troubled childhood. In his opening statement in Powell’s trial in Alameda County Superior Court, defense attorney Darryl Stallworth said Powell “was walking around with no decision-making ability” because he’d been forced to move from home to home as a child, began using drugs at the age of nine and started taking painkillers after he was shot 14 times when he was only 13 years old. “My client, Diantay Powell, is responsible for the deaths of Bobbie Sartain and Raquel Gerstel but the issue you will struggle with is whether it was first-degree murder, second-degree murder of voluntary manslaughter,” Stallworth told jurors. Sartain, 16, and Gerstel, 15, were killed in a hail of at least two dozen gunshots in the 2600 block of Minna Avenue near Brookdale Avenue shortly after 5 a.m. on Nov. 25, 2012. However, prosecutor Melissa Dooher said she will ask jurors to find Powell guilty of two counts of first-degree murder, saying that the evidence in the case proves that he was the shooter. A second defendant, 23-year-old Antonio Edwards, is standing trial with Powell on a charge of being an accessory after the fact for allegedly driving Powell away from the shooting scene. Stallworth said that on the night of the shooting, Powell had sex with Gerstel and they later hung out in a car with Edwards, Sartain and another young man. Powell called Gerstel and Sartain “bitches” - (Black-on-white) |
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White mom made mistake of giving her black "assistant principal" lover a key to her house - he molested her daughter   ROCK HILL, S.C. - The mother of a teenage girl, who accused a high school assistant principal of sexually assaulting her, says she trusted him around her daughter and he even had a key to their house. The revelations come just hours after court documents revealed new details about case - allegations that he traded sex with her for protection against bullies. Kenneth Andrew Williams, 30, is charged with four counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct, second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and unlawful conduct toward a child. He is an assistant principal at Northwestern High School. The case involves a 16-year-old female student who attends the school. Williams threatened the victim into having a sexual relationship with him and coerced the victim by saying he would damage her school records. He is accused of also saying he would protect her from school bullies if she did what he said. Police say the more they investigated Williams' past, the more apparent it became that he has a reputation among the student body at multiple schools for "being a pedophile due to his proclivity of sleeping with female students." The mother said. "He was here every day. He had a key to my house. I fed him, so I looked at it, as a relationship, but he didn’t. Now looking back, he only had one thing on his mind, and it wasn’t me, it was my daughter.". - (Black-on-white) |
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Dark Islamic brothers arrested in connection with murders of (Bangladeshi) parents found dead next to eerie note |
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3rd (black) suspect arrested in fatal Metairie shooting (of White drug dealer)   Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office investigators arrested a third suspect in the shooting death of Ryan Saffrhan. Christon Tumblin, 19, of 209 N. Laurel St., Metairie, was booked Thursday (April 21) with first-degree murder, an arrest report said. Detectives arrested Ira Brown, 20, of Kenner, and Darren Lloyd, 19, of New Orleans, Jan. 26 on the same charge. The three have been linked to the Jan. 16 death of Saffrhan, 34, of Marrero, though authorities have not yet said how. Deputies found Saffrhan shot dead and slumped over the seat of his sport utility vehicle around 8:21 p.m. in the 500 block of North Elm Street.
Saffrhan came to the area to sell marijuana earlier that evening, authorities said. Two men robbed him, stealing the marijuana and several other items, according to witnesses. Saffrhan was shot after he returned to the neighborhood looking for the men who robbed him. - (Black-on-white) |
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Grand jury indicts Woodberry in Gordon stabbing  A grand jury indicted Leon Woodberry on charges of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a 24-year-old woman earlier this month. The group met in Leon County Tuesday. Woodberry, police say, premeditated and stabbed Shannan Gordon April 16 at his apartment. The two met after Woodberry contacted her on Backpage.com, court records say. Woodberry, 30, confessed to stabbing Gordon, a Tallahassee native, and told investigators the two had struggled over a knife. Police determined Woodberry was involved when Gordon’s body was found near his apartment and a trail of blood led to his front door. Woodberry was released from state prison in September. He had been sentenced to 15 years on sexual battery and burglary charges stemming from a 2001 incident in Palm Beach County. |
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Two (Blacks) Charged In Home Invasion (Homo) Sex Attacks TOWSON, Md. — Two suspects have been arrested in connection to the robberies and rapes of two Baltimore County men that were reported just a day apart last month, according to police. James Darnell Johnson, 27, of Chesterfield Avenue, and Shakir Agyei Mitchell, 23, of York, Pennsylvania, are accused of carrying out the attacks on two victims who say they were sexually assaulted and then robbed at gunpoint. Both suspects are being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center on felony charges of first-degree assault, first-degree sex offense, false imprisonment, first-degree burglary, armed robbery, and other related counts, according to online court records. On March 6, a Dundalk man told investigators he offered two men in a dark-colored SUV $10 for a ride home from work. When they got there, the driver pulled out a handgun and threatened to kill the victim unless he did what they said, the victim said. Once they went inside, the driver allegedly restrained the victim and then sexually assaulted him. Before they left, the victim said, the second suspect stole his television, clothes and some cash.The next day, officers dispatched to a home in Woodlawn discovered a man bound at his hands and feet. He told investigators the plans he had made with another man on the classifieds website Craigslist had taken an unexpected turn when two men showed up at his door instead, both of them armed with guns. Things turned violent once the men entered the home, he said, and one of them sexually assaulted him before they took off with his video game system and cash. |
Evil illegal immigrant sentenced to life in prison for Lake County murder |
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(Berserk black) Neighbor charged in double-murder at Lyons senior living facility - victims are a White man and a Black woman LYONS, Ill. -- A man is charged in the stabbing deaths of two of his neighbors at a senior living facility in suburban Lyons. John Arnold, 67, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder. Lyons police say he lived at River Walk Senior Residences, as did both of the victims. Police identified one of the victims as David Bosseler, 73. The name of the other victim, a 51-year-old female, will not be released until relatives can be contacted. Investigators said that Bosseler and the female victim got into an argument with Arnold over the weekend about missing property. Arnold allegedly told police that Bosseler had taken the property. Following the argument, police say Arnold waited outside Bosseler's apartment until the door opened, then attacked both victims with a large knife early Sunday morning. They were each stabbed multiple times, police said. Police said they made the gruesome discovery Monday afternoon during a well-being check. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man arrested during traffic stop, found driving (White) homicide victim's vehicle  ROOTSTOWN, Ohio - A man with a possible link to a homicide in the city was arrested on Friday, according to the Portage County Sheriff. Officials said Jabari D. McKee, 27, of Akron, was arrested on Friday after a traffic stop conducted by Kent police. McKee was driving a vehicle belonging to Bryan Burns, a victim of the a homicide that occurred on April 20 on Smith Avenue in Rootstown , authorities reported. Authorities said at the time of his arrest, it was learned that McKee had an arrest warrant out through Summit County for robbery. McKee was charged in Portage County with three counts of receiving stolen property. He is in the Portage County Jail with no bond. He was scheduled to be arraigned on Monday at the Ravenna Courthouse. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 more (black) people plead guilty in Dundalk beating 7 people total to serve time for beating Richard Fletcher (a White man)         TOWSON, Md. —It's been nearly a year since 62-year-old Richard Fletcher was almost beaten to death by a group of teens outside his home. All seven people charged in the case have now pleaded guilty, bringing an end to the investigation. Cellphone video shows the moments before Fletcher's life would change forever. Ironically, the same video would also ensure the seven people arrested for beating him to within inches of his life would go to prison. "We think, while it's not the perfect outcome, we think it's a reasonable outcome," Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger said. Shellenberger responded after Samtoya Williams, 18, and Mya Stewart, 16, pleaded guilty to first-degree assault Wednesday. Garry Baker Jr., 17, and Keenan Holloway, 21, as well as three juveniles, had previously done the same. The key piece of evidence that led to the pleas is the cellphone video. "It really is unfathomable how a fight and someone telling them to get off their car could just turn into such a frenzy that really was out of control," Shellenberger said. The video shows what happened on April 22, 2015, when two girls from Baltimore Community High School got into a fight that ended up on Fletcher's pickup truck. The video shows when he goes out to break up the fight, he is beaten and stomped almost to death, and his wallet is stolen. It revealed in court that Stewart delivered the kicks to Fletcher's head, causing permanent brain damage. - (Black-on-white) |
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