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(Black) Duo plead guilty in murders of (White) Lake Wylie couple  CHARLOTTE, NC - A man who orchestrated the killings of a Lake Wylie couple while he was in jail has entered a guilty plea to federal charges. The man who pulled the trigger also admitted his guilt. Jamell Cureton and Malcolm Hartley were in federal court Wednesday afternoon. Both men answered in separate hearings “yes” or “yes sir” to federal District Judge Max Cogburn’s questions. Based on the factual basis entered in this case, Cureton and Hartley said they are guilty of being in a gang that worked together to silence the Londons after three gang members robbed the Londons’ mattress store. “It really is chilling,” U.S. Attorney, Jill Westmoreland Rose said after the hearings. “This is the thing that a community fears, right? That you’re a victim, then you do the right thing - you follow through with the process and then suddenly you’re targeted and killed because you’ve done the right thing.” According to court documents, Doug and Debbie London were killed at their home in Lake Wylie in October 2014 after Jamell Cureton ordered the killings through jailhouse phone calls and letters. Malcolm Hartley was promoted in the gang after he killed the Londons at their home. If the two men chose to go to trial versus the guilty pleas they could have faced the death penalty. Part of both of their plea agreements was that the attorney general would not pursue the death penalty in their cases. Hartley pleaded guilty to five federal charges, and Cureton pleaded guilty to ten federal charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Man killed was set to testify in trial of one of his druggy daughters black drug friends   JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A longtime University of North Florida employee who was shot and killed early Wednesday morning in his Northside home was expected to testify later in the day at the trial of a young man accused of burglarizing the home in January. Jonathan Wesley Brenton, 48, was found dead inside his home on VC Johnson Road just before 3 a.m.. after shots were fired during what neighbors described as a confrontation at his front door. Brenton was a senior information technology engineer at UNF for 21 years. According to court records, Brenton was due to testify at the trial of Jecorian McCray, who is accused of burglarizing the home, which is on a dead-end road north of Dunn Avenue. Brenton reported finding the home ransacked after he returned from visiting his daughter in a drug rehabilitation hospital. Prosecutors said home surveillance video showed McCray and his brother, who are acquaintances of Brenton's daughter, inside in the home. According to the police report, jewelry, checks and prenoscription painkillers were taken in the burglary. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Art gallery owner on walk with wife is Savannah's 42nd murder victim of 2016  A heavy silence fell over Savannah’s downtown business community Thursday as merchants mourned the loss of Kevin Reid, owner of The Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery. Reid, 54, was shot on the 400 block of East Waldburg Street on Wednesday night in an (deadly black predator) armed robbery |
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Asian woman rushes out of bed and opens fire on three black armed burglars who broke into her home - shooting one dead       Incredible footage has been released showing the moment a Georgia woman rushed out of her bed in the middle of the night and opened fire at three armed men who broke into her house, killing one. The surveillance footage, released by the Gwinnett County Police Department, shows the intruders - all of whom are carrying guns - bursting through the front door and rummaging through the house in the September 16 incident in Gwinnett. Seconds after entering the home, the woman is seen coming out of her bedroom in pajamas with a handgun, and fires several shots at the armed suspects. The video shows one of the men jumping through a glass door to get away from the stream of bullets, as dry wall debris is seen flying all over the house. Two of the men managed to escape. It is unclear if they had been shot. However a third intruder, identified Antonio Leeks, 28, of Atlanta, was shot and killed in the home invasion. He was found dead from his injuries in the driveway of the home by police. |
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Black State Sen. Napoleon Harris Fights Off Black Muggers, Helps Catch Murder Suspects    CHICAGO — A south suburban state lawmaker appears to have played a role in the capture of three murder suspects from Georgia after being the victim of a mugging earlier this month. State Sen. Napoleon Harris (D-Harvey) owns two Beggars Pizza franchises in Oak Forest and Harvey; and decided to give his “overwhelmed” delivery crew a break late one night earlier this month, according to his spokesman Sean Howard. Harris was trying to make a delivery at a house on 158th and Paulina in Harvey, but Howard said the whole order had been a ruse, and that four men attacked the senator when he arrived at the vacant house, which is up for sale. Howard said the attackers didn’t count on the victim getting the better of them. Using evidence they had, as well as a denoscription of Harris’ attackers, police knew who they were looking for. Howard said two of them were arrested in Georgia as they exited a Megabus from the Chicago area. A third man was arrested at the mental institution he checked himself into after arriving back in Georgia. These men are accused of trying rob Sen. Harris--Also, charged in the homicide of Lester Jones in Georgia. |
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3 (blacks) indicted in connection with 2015 targeted attack on (White female) judge in Austin   HOUSTON -- Three people have been indicted in connection with the targeted attack on a Central Texas judge in 2015. Chimene Hamilton Onyeri, Marcellus Antoine Burgin, and Rasul Kareem Scott have been indicted in the case. District Judge Julie Kocurek was hospitalized for nearly two months after the attack. The shooter had placed an object in the driveway of her home, forcing the driver of her car to get out and move it. At that point the gunman opened fire. After months of rehabilitation, she returned to the bench. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Brandon Banks guilty of first degree cold-blooded murder of (White) "girlfriend"  Brandon Banks, 30, of Cape Girardeau, was found guilty Thursday of the first degree murder of Marsha Brown, 40, also of Cape Girardeau. Banks was also found guilty of three counts of aggravated discharge of a firearm and possession of a weapon by a felon, according to a news release from Jackson County State's Attorney, Michael Carr. A Jackson County jury deliberated less than two hours before returning with a verdict. Jackson County deputies were called Jan. 14, 2014, to Potters Road in Makanda in response to a body discovered in a grassy embankment on the side of the road. Brown was identified through a driver's license and other identification. Her family reported she was last seen between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Jan. 13, 2014, when she left her home en route to Carbondale with Banks and two others. Witnesses reported the group traveled to Carbondale to attend a party at a local motel. An argument ensued during the party between Banks and Brown that turned physical. Brown called 911 and said she was being held against her will, but did not know the name or location of the hotel. She then terminated the call. Banks suspected she called the police and instructed the group to get in the car and leave Carbondale. The two continued to argue, until Banks ordered the driver to stop the car and that everyone exit the vehicle. Once outside, Banks shot brown in the face and fired at least two more shots into her body. He then ordered everyone back into the car and the group left the scene, leaving Brown behind. |
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Black Sports: Former IU football player charged with child molestation in Randolph County  RANDOLPH COUNTY - A former Indiana University football player faces two charges of child molesting after investigators say he admitted to a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl. He's also been dismissed from the football team. Randolph County sheriff's deputies arrested Kiante Christopher Enis, 19, on Thursday. The sheriff's department learned of a possible relationship between Enis and the girl on Wednesday. Both admitted to a sexual encounter on at least two occasions in Randolph County. Enis is being charged with a level 3 felony. If convicted, he could face up to 16 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. - (Black Sports) |
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(Black) Manatee middle school employee arrested for impregnating young girl MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. – The Palmetto Police Department has arrested a middle school employee for getting a young girl pregnant. The Palmetto Police Chief said that 31-year-old Lamont Houston was arrested on Thursday. Houston was a graduation enhancement technician at Lincoln Middle School, tasked with helping students who were chronically absent. He was also a JV Basketball coach at Palmetto High School. Officials say he met the girl while working at Lincoln Middle school but the crime was committed off-campus. According to police records, Houston and the young girl met at Lincoln Middle School and began a casual relationship in May. |
Interracial couple arrested after shooting in Fayetteville shopping area parking lot last night FAYETTEVILLE —Two people were arrested Friday after a shooting Thursday night near Close Cut Barbershop in Fayetteville. The shooting happened in the parking lot south of Hobby Lobby, and behind the Knight Times Tattoo building that resembles a castle. Police say Kernan Veal and his girlfriend Sarah Inman drove up to where victim Johnny Nicholson was standing outside his recording studio. The police report says Veal fired shots out the window towards Nicholson, and the two drove away. Nicholson was not hit, and no one was hurt. Police found four impact marks on the windows of Close Cut Barbershop. Police also found six gunshot holes to the front of Nicholson's home. |
Canada: Toronto, ON - Police Arrest (obese black) Suspect From Dufferin Station Sexual Assault Toronto police made an arrest on Thursday related to a sexual assault in early September near Dufferin Subway station. Richard Ingram, 34, was apprehended and charged with three counts of sexual assault on Friday at Old City Hall court. On September 1, 2016, Ingram followed two young girls from Dufferin Mall to the westbound platform of the station and assaulted both girls before fleeing to street level. - (Canada) |
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(Black monkey) accused of pouring semen on (total stranger) woman in restaurant  A Tallahassee man is accused of pouring a cup of semen on a woman while she and a friend did homework at a local restaurant. Patrick Bruce, also a suspect in a July indecent exposure case at Cancun’s Sports Bar, was arrested Tuesday. The 28-year-old faces two charges of battery, indecent exposure and commission of a lewd and lascivious act. Court papers say on Sept. 12, Bruce entered the Panera Bread Company on Ocala Road and started to stare at two women. He moved to the table next to the women and continued to stare. The women told police Bruce left the restaurant and returned with a foam fountain drink cup and went into the bathroom. He came out, pouring the contents over one of the women’s neck, shoulder and arm saying, “Here you go,” before apologizing for spilling his drink and leaving the store. The woman realized the substance was semen as Bruce fled in his car. Employees of the restaurant found a cell phone they believed Bruce dropped which contained a video of a man masturbating into a foam cup similar to the one left at the scene. |
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Charlotte: (Black) Suspect arrested in fatal shooting of (black) protester in Charlotte, police chief says  CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Police say they have arrested a suspect in the deadly shooting of a protester during demonstrations in Charlotte over an officer's killing of Keith Lamont Scott. Charlotte Police Chief Kerr Putney said during a news conference that 21-year-old Rayquan Borum was arrested Friday morning. He provided few other details about the arrest or the suspect but said that video led investigators to the Borum. The protester, 26-year-old Justin Carr, was shot Wednesday night during a violent night of protests in Charlotte. He died Thursday of his injuries. |
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(Black) Bronx charter school teacher busted for beating student who kept $4G he gave the teen to buy a pound of pot  A 48-year-old Bronx charter school teacher was arrested Friday for attacking a 16-year-old student who stiffed him during a drug buy, officials said. Kevin Pope, 48, a science teacher at the John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy in Hunts Point, was arrested at 10 a.m. for beating the teen so badly doctors needed staples to close several deep wounds on the back of the victim’s head, police sources said. Pope, who lives in Harlem, then stormed off with the teen’s gold chain, iPhone and wallet — apparent compensation for the money he lost in a botched marijuana buy involving the teen, cops said. |
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Black Sports: NFLer asks cops to ‘take a s–t,’ gets arrested for DUI, loses job Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins was arrested Friday morning on suspicion of driving while under the influence — and was promptly cut by the team later in the day. |
(Black) Dad Faces Charges After New Jersey Kindergartner Brings Heroin Packs to School: Police  A New Jersey man has been charged after police say his five-year-old son brought 30 packs of heroin to school. Maurice Leonard, 28, was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a child after the drugs were found in his son's lunchbox at school. A warrant was also issued for Leonard's girlfriend 27-year-old Turia Justice, |
Corona homeless woman killed in brutal attack with knife, bat CORONA, Calif. -- A homeless woman was killed in a brutal attack at a Corona store parking lot in broad daylight by a man who first stabbed her and then returned with a bat to viciously beat her to death, according to police and witnesses. The woman was well known and liked in the community. She would sit at a bench near the store for hours every day reading her Bible and would refuse help from people who offered. A suspect, later identified as Steven Loia, 54, was arrested thanks to a witness who followed him after the attack. "I can speak for many Coronians - we always offered her help and she never took it because she said her Jesus provided all she needed," said Corona resident Trisha Duran. |
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(Black) Politician witnesses ‘gang’ death (of black) before meeting on gang violence    A Brooklyn lawmaker was preparing for a community meeting on gang violence — but he wasn’t prepared for the real-life example just outside the window, including the sound of gunfire and a fleeing, bloodied victim. “We saw people running, and one guy was running and he was shot in the back — you could see the blood,” state Sen. Jesse Hamilton told The Post, describing the mayhem in Brownsville. Hamilton was in the first-floor rec center of the Howard Houses for the Wednesday afternoon meeting when he heard four or five gunshots. Soon enough, Exhibit A, an actual bleeding — and dying — gang violence victim, limped past his window. Hamilton, accompanied by his staffers, dialed 911 and ran outside onto Osborn Street. There he saw Rysheen Ervin, 28, collapse to the ground on his hands and knees. “Blood started coming out of his mouth,” Hamilton said. “He was saying, ‘Oh, my God. Oh, my God!’ ” |
Surveillance image released of suspect sought in connection with shooting of gas station clerk INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- A violent morning in Indianapolis leaves one gas station clerk fighting for his life. Police say an armed suspect shot the victim during an attempted robbery at a Speedway station on Indy’s west side. The victim in the Speedway station shooting is identified as 21-year-old Delve Smith Jr.
The victim in the Speedway shooting was taken to Eskenazi. The suspect is described as a black male, 5'9" to 5'11" and 220 to 240 pounds with a medium build and facial hair. He was seen leaving the area in a black SUV, police said. IMPD said the suspect is armed and dangerous and said anyone who sees him should call 911. Police urged people not to approach the man. |
Bowling Green: (White) woman stabs (black) man she lived with - self defense? |
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Born in India migrant instructed others ‘like a coach’ during recorded gang rape |
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Black muslim Somali convict brother of (Somali black muslim terrorist) St. Cloud stabbing suspect can't leave jail to attend funeral  FARGO, N.D. - The brother of a man accused of attacking 10 people at a central Minnesota mall before being killed by an off-duty police officer won't be released from jail in Fargo to attend the funeral. East Central Judicial District Judge Thomas Olson on Wednesday refused to temporarily release from jail 27-year-old Abdullahi Adan, of St. Cloud, Minnesota. He is the brother of Dahir Ahmed Adan, who authorities have accused of going on a knife attack Saturday at the mall in St. Cloud. Dope dealer and muslim prisoner 'activist'. He's part of a group of muslim inmates suing the Cass County Jail, alleging pork had been included in their meals. |
Leroy Johnson sentenced to 25 years in prison after conviction on kidnapping, assault charges  KENOSHA COUNTY -- 63-year-old Leroy Johnson of Kenosha was sentenced on Thursday, September 22nd to 25 years in prison and another ten years of extended supervision. This, after his conviction on kidnapping and first-degree child sexual assault charges. Johnson was accused of trying to abduct a woman and a young girl at gunpoint in late October 2015. A jury found him guilty on both criminal charges in July. Officials with the Kenosha Police Department say officers responded before 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 22nd. The victim, a 52-year-old Kenosha woman, indicated a black, four-door vehicle pulled up next to her as she walked westbound on 50th St. — and the suspect asked her for directions. As the victim approached the vehicle, officials say the operator pointed a pellet gun at the woman and told her to get into the car. The victim ran away from the car and the suspect fled west on 50th St. The victim provided officers with a partial license plate number and a denoscription of the suspect. He also tried to snatch a 14-year old Kenosha girl. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Cab Driver Gets Jail Time After Shooting Boss  PHILADELPHIA — The cabbie who shot his boss in the chest last October in Glenside is headed to prison. 34-year-old Ozzie Clark will spend 8-20 years in state prison. The sentence comes after, back in June, Clark pleaded guilty but mentally ill to attempted murder and robbery. Investigators say Clark drove a cab for Montco Transportation Services in Glenside. On October 16th, he shot his supervisor in the chest after an argument over $1,101.52 that Clark said he was owed. After he shot the man in the chest, he demanded the manager write him a check. While he waited for the check, he wouldn’t let anyone call for help. Clark was caught later that day in Philadelphia. The shooting victim survived, and testified at Clark’s sentencing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Deputies: (Black) Man arrested in connection with Walmart killing   Lake County homicide detectives arrested a man today they suspect is connected with the shooting death of a man in the parking lot of a Walmart earlier this week, an agency spokesman said. Deputies found Scott Bernard Thomas, 24, at Birchwood Apartments in Leesburg. He attempted to escape but was caught by a K9 dog, sheriff's Lt. John Herrell said. Thomas, who has been arrested 11 times in Lake and is on probation for fleeing and eluding, was being questioned by detectives. It's unclear what he'll be charged with and what connection he had to the death of Mark Allen Estes, 44, of Lady Lake. Thomas was wanted in connection with the fatal shooting. Shots were fired about 7:15 p.m. in a busy Walmart parking lot that straddles Leesburg and Fruitland Park , and Estes killed in the shooting. Detectives found drugs at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Stolen pair of shoes at center of (black) Baton Rouge man's arrest, murder charge, police say   A man accused of beating another man to death over a stolen pair of shoes was arrested Wednesday on a second-degree murder count. Edward Jones, 61, is accused of waking up the victim, Val Lachica, and blaming the man for taking his shoes just before 6 a.m. on Aug. 19, according to witnesses cited in a Baton Rouge Police report. The incident, at 1572 Gwen Drive, escalated into Jones sitting on Lachica, whose back was on the floor. Jones punched the victim in the face until he lost consciousness, the report says. Jones is physically larger than Lachica, according to the report. Lachica was transported to a hospital and died "from complications due to the blunt force trauma he sustained as a result of the battery he received from the Defendant," the report says. An obituary for Lachica, 58, says he died on Sept. 4. He "had a love for music, especially rock & roll. He also enjoyed Al Pacino movies," the obituary says. Jones suffers from a mental illness and has an arrest history including simple battery and weapons charges, the report says. |
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| Teen Sisters Hurt During Stockton Protest Felt Targeted Because They Are White - (Drudge) STOCKTON, CA – Stockton police are searching for the suspects in a vicious attack that happened on Friday against two teenaged sisters. Police say a group of protestors wearing Black Lives Matter shirts held a vigil and a protest near the intersection of Pacific and Yokuts avenues. Protestors were remembering Colby Friday, an African-American man who was shot and killed by Stockton police in August after he ignored an officer’s commands to drop his handgun. Police say two Caucasian girls left a local restaurant and passed by the protest when they were attacked by the protestors. What was supposed to be a peaceful protest remembering Colby Friday turned into a vicious brawl directed against two sisters, and now, investigators are looking for suspects. “Our understanding is that it involved several out-of-towners whose intent was more than protesting,” said Ron Freitas, the Assistant District Attorney for San Joaquin County. Stockton police say the protestors claimed to be connected with the Black Lives Matter movement and were protesting recent officer-involved shootings against blacks. According to police, the two female victims say they felt the attack was racially-fueled because they are white. - (Black-on-white) |
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(African) Negroid nursing assistant accused of sexually assaulting elderly patients - 18 sex crimes charges PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland nursing assistant accused of sexually assaulting patients at Providence St. Vincent Hospital appeared in court Thursday afternoon after being indicted on 18 additional charges. The additional charges Adeladilew Mekonen now faces include rape, kidnapping, unlawful sexual penetration and sexual abuse. Those felony charges involve at least 2 of 9 victims who have come forward to investigators with complaints. His bail is set at $1 million. |
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Mask no match for nude woman with HIV who spit at Dallas police, paramedics  A Dallas woman was arrested this week after using crack cocaine, stripping nude and spraying paramedics and police with spittle when they tried to restrain her. Lacresha Craig, 27, was booked into the Dallas County Jail on four counts of harassment of a public servant. Police were called to the 2800 block of Holmes Street about 5:30 a.m. Tuesday after Dallas paramedics called for help treating an unruly patient. Officers found Craig lying "on her back butt naked" beside the street, according to police records. She was masturbating but stopped when she saw the officers approach, the records say. |
Black Sports: Browns receiver Josh Gordon slapped with warrant in paternity case CLEVELAND, Ohio — A judge issued a warrant for the arrest of Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon after he failed to respond to several months' worth of subpoenas in a paternity case. Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court Judge Alison Floyd authorized the arrest warrant Aug. 31. The case stems from a complaint made in juvenile court from Christina Lockhart of Maple Heights, who says Gordon is the father of her now 1-year-old daughter. - (Black Sports) |
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Black Sports: Larue County High School Coach Resigns After Indictment on Sexual Assault  A Kentucky high school basketball coach has resigned after being accused of sexually assaulting a student. The News Enterprise reports LaRue County High School girls' basketball coach Simon Ford resigned Monday, the same day officials say he was indicted by a grand jury for first-degree sexual abuse involving the female student. The newspaper says Ford was suspended with pay earlier this month after district officials were made aware of the allegations by the parent of a student. - (Black Sports) |
Arkansas booticus lipicus sentenced for sex trafficking minor in Fayetteville hotel  FORT SMITH — Randall Tyrell Steward, 31, was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison Wednesday, on one count of Sex Trafficking of a Minor. The office of U.S. Attorney Kenneth Elser made the announcement. A 17-year-old girl told the FBI in August 2015 that she had run away from home. She met Steward in June 2015, and he began having her work out of the Motel 6 on College Ave. as a prostitute. He also used her to work in hotels in both Little Rock and North Little Rock, according to the criminal complaint against him. Steward used a popular website to advertise the girl for sex. FBI agents used hotel and website records to verify what the girl told them, and arrested Steward in October. Steward pleaded guilty in December 2015. |
Helena-West Helena pastor charged with rape, sexual grooming of 15-year-old HELENA-WEST HELENA, Ark. -- Helena-West Helena police have arrested a pastor for allegations involving the rape of a 15-year-old church member. Pastor Bishop Michael Jenkins is charged with rape and sexual grooming of a minor, police said. Just after 1 p.m., police and FBI agents went to Jenkins' home on South 7th Street. He works at the Church of the Living God. "The 15-year-old said that she was actually raped by this local pastor inside of the trailer. " Police say that trailer was parked right in front of the pastor's house. |
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Man arrested after another reported exposing incident on MU campus COLUMBIA, Mo - A man is behind bars Thursday morning after he allegedly exposed himself to a woman on MU campus and stole her cell phone. MUPD says they arrested 25-year-old Richard Henderson yesterday. Police say a victim reported she was sitting on a bench outside the Student Center Wednesday morning when Henderson came up to her and exposed himself. The victim apparently ran away leaving her phone and backpack, but was able to use another person’s phone to call police. Officer's say her phone and backpack were gone when they returned to the bench. |
(White female) Tulsa Police Officer Will Face Manslaughter Charge In Unarmed (black) Man's Death  Betty Shelby, the Tulsa Police Department officer who shot and killed Terence Crutcher, is being charged with first-degree manslaughter in the case, Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler says. Kunzweiler announced the charge Thursday afternoon, six days after Crutcher died in a controversial encounter that was captured on video by a police helicopter camera and dashboard cameras. |
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Police: (Drug-crazed black) Man Dead After Fight With Baltimore County Officers MIDDLE RIVER, Md. — Tawon Boyd, 21, the Essex man hospitalized since Sunday after he violently confronted police and emergency medical providers, died Wednesday at a local hospital, according to Baltimore County Police. Police say Boyd was violent with them, but the family claims excessive force was used by officers. Police say the “confused” Middle River man who tried to get inside several police cars was hospitalized following a fight with officers. Early Sunday morning, police respond to Akin Circle and find Boyd and his fiance screaming at each other. The woman tells officers Boyd was acting crazy and was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. She said Boyd was on marijuana and alcohol. Police say Boyd appeared “confused and paranoid.” They say he ran to several police cars, trying to get inside, and also banged on neighbors’ doors. |
(Black) Man sent to prison for stabbing (white) ex-girlfriend in chest  After Barry Lewis’ girlfriend broke up with him, he stabbed her in the chest with a boxcutter. Now he’s headed to state prison for several years.... Judge Michael Barrasse sentenced Mr. Lewis last month to a prison term of six years to 152 months, followed by five years of probation. He has already served about two years behind bars. Mr. Lewis, 36, had previously pleaded guilty to criminal attempted aggravated assault in exchange for the dropping of several more serious charges. On Aug. 14, 2014, Jennie Falkenstein told Mr. Lewis she was ending their one-month relationship. She later told The Times-Tribune that Mr. Lewis had become increasingly abusive with her. He asked to go inside her Taylor home to retrieve some things. When he came back out, he lunged at her, stabbing her in the chest with a boxcutter and puncturing her lung. - (Black-on-white) |
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1 (white man) dead after police chase (of drunk homeless black crack-head without driver's license) - (victim was friend of suspect)  Wyandotte Police Chief Daniel Grant tells us a police chase that ended in a fatal crash, began because officers saw the driver blow through a red light. Chief Grant says the pursuit began around 8:30 p.m. in Wyandotte, on Fort street, that's where two officers witnessed a 1995 Chevy suburban speed through the light at Northline Ave. The officers watched the SUV travel northbound, refusing to pull over, even as the vehicle began smoking. The chief says at some point, the police cruiser was able to stop the SUV, but as the officers got out of their car, the driver took off again, heading north bound into Lincoln Park. The chief says at that point the driver tried to make a u-turn through the median at Fort and Capitol but lost control of the car. The suburban rolled over several times, flattening the Dix Coney Island sign and ejecting the front seat passenger, 29-year-old Joshua Nance. The suburban landed sideways against the front of the restaurant. Nance was pinned underneath the car and was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver, a 33-year-old man, was arrested on the scene. Police tell us he is considered homeless and was driving Nance's suburban. They say he has never had a driver's license and admitted to drinking before driving. - (Black-on-white) |
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Dangers of letting a drunken homeless black man without a driver's license - drive your 1995 Chevy suburban SUV |
Black Canadian Mint employee accused of smuggling $180k of gold in his rectum
 Indeed, Barrhaven, Ont. resident Leston Lawrence, 38, is a hot topic at water coolers this week as he stands trial for allegedly stealing $180,000 of gold pucks from the Royal Canadian Mint and trading them for cash at an Ottawa mall. The Crown alleges that Lawrence tried to leave the mint with stolen gold hidden up his rectum on several occasions. - (Canada) |
Pennsylvania Negro Gets Prison For Throwing Box Of Ferrets Into River   WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – A Pennsylvania man who drowned a boxful of ferrets will spend 2½ to 6 years in prison for that crime and several unrelated offenses, including falsely telling a judge he had a dying sister. A Luzerne County judge sentenced 23-year-old Michael Craige to nine months to two years in prison for the animal cruelty charges, and more time for the other offenses, including beating up a woman and crashing a car he didn’t have permission to drive. VINELINK: Offender Name: CRAIGE, MICHAEL ANGEL Age: 23 Location: Luzerne County Prison Race: African American |
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(Black female) ‘Fake’ landlord swindled tenants out of $194K in rent  A Manhattan woman was busted Wednesday for unlawfully collecting $194,000 in rent from tenants who lived in a building she no longer owned, officials said. Cheryl Keeling, 65, sold her Harlem brownstone for about $1.8 million in 2007 to a buyer who defaulted on the mortgage and then died in 2011, according to the Manhattan DA’s Office and property records. Keeling saw an opportunity and appointed herself as the building’s manager, renting out the units and collecting $5,000 a month from 2011 to 2014, authorities said. |
Hip-hop-producer Swizz Beatz accused of reselling leased luxury cars  Alicia Keys’ hip-hop-producer husband, Swizz Beatz, has a side gig — as the front for a fraudster who used Beatz’s name to lease luxury cars, then double-booked the rides to other drivers, a suit claims. Beatz, a k a Kasseem Dean, is one of the defendants in the $42 million civil racketeering suit filed in Brooklyn federal court Wednesday. Beatz leased 10 cars between 2013 and 2016 at rates of up to $7,000 a month, the suit says. The company claims in court papers that Beatz conspired with Dancy to release the vehicles to third parties at a a markup.
Beatz and Dancy also illegally resold the Ferrari, even though they didn’t own it, the suit says. |
Caught on Cam: (Hispanic) Armed Store Owner Scares Off Armed (black) Bootlipped Robber  Surveillance video captured an armed store owner scaring off an armed robber in West Philadelphia Monday morning. The suspect entered the Walnut Block Grocery store on 5400 Walnut Street. He then allegedly approached the owner, 29-year-old Jehan Carlos Garcia, pointed his gun at him and said, “Give me everything or I’m shooting.” Little did the suspect know, Garcia was armed as well. “I got a license to carry too,” Garcia said.
Garcia, who has a valid concealed weapons permit, pulled out his own gun and told the suspect to get out of his store. Surveillance video shows the suspect running away and fleeing the scene as Garcia chases after him. |
Police charge second woman for hindering probe into shooting death of (black) Camden child
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(Hispanic Mexican) Pedro Diaz Morales Accused of 60 Sex Assault Counts on Peninsula Youth |
Hispanic Ex-cop pleads guilty to pimping out women, young girl |
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(Black Muslim) Philly Woman Pleads Guilty to Trying to Join ISIS  A Philadelphia woman has pleaded guilty to plotting to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that 32-year-old Keonna Thomas pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. Authorities allege that she called herself Fatayat Al Khilafah and "YoungLioness" as she sought to raise money online, and once told an Islamic State group fighter that taking part in a martyrdom operation "would be amazing." |
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"He will answer to God': (Black) Teen pleads guilty to first-degree murder (of white female) in shooting    BEDFORD – Sally Harr cannot watch fireworks because the sound of each explosion makes her think of a gun going off and what her daughter must have gone through the night of her murder. Now that both teens responsible for the death of 21-year-old Stephanie Waters have pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, Harr said she hopes their actions continue to haunt them. “I pray that they have the nightmares that we have, the anxiety we have,” Harr said, choking back tears. Deauntay Dontaz Moye, 18, of Woodbury and Ryan Hardwick, 17, of Martinsburg now await sentencing for Waters’ murder. Moye was 16 when, police say, he and Hardwick, then 15, shot Waters and her dog, Duke, with a .22 revolver in Woodbury Borough on Jan. 8, 2015, after she showed up to sell them marijuana on her boyfriend’s behalf. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) Stabbing victim says police officers saved her life - (black) father of her baby was stabbing her to death   A woman stabbed during an officer-involved shooting is speaking out, saying she's alive tonight because of two Cedar Rapids police officers. 25-year-old RaeLynn Finn said the father of her baby had a plan to kill her. Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call at the Valley High Apartments in Cedar Rapids last week. When they arrived, Markell Bivins was attacking RaeLynn, stabbing her multiple times. Cedar Rapids police then shot Markell, who later died from his injuries. Raelynn had emergency surgery and is recovering. She is in a lot of pain, she has stab wounds on her face and neck, her jaw is wired, and she has a ruptured eardrum. She says while the police officers were standing just inches away, Bivins attacked her. "Even after they shot him, he continued to stab me and they actually had to taser him three times after," she says. - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: Four Blacks Arrested For Escambia Beating Death (of white woman)   Four people have been arrested in connection with a beating death last week in Escambia County. On September 15, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 2600 block of Hollywood Avenue where Sabrina McManus was found severely beaten in a parking lot. She was transported to an area hospital were she was pronounced dead. Michael Culliver, 28, Stanley Olds, 20, Marcus Olds, 24, and Willie Tynell Dixon, 29, have all been arrested and charged with second degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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| CMPD reviewing police video from deadly shooting, says no 'book' found - "Hands up - don't shoot" - No 'book' found - it was a gun"I can tell you a weapon was seized, a handgun," Putney said, "I can also tell you we did not find a book that has been made referenced to." Others have disputed information that Scott had a gun, saying that he was armed with nothing more than a book. |
(Mexican) 1993 Tomball murder suspect caught 23 years later |
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(Black) Man sentenced in Port Chester fatal stabbing (of White man) only gets 20 years of free room, board, medical, etc.  With her father's killer now relegated to years behind bars, Nicole Guglielmo hopes to put one life-changing event behind her and move forward with another. Jahkim McGhee was sentenced today to 20 years in prison for the 2011 stabbing death of Port Chester's Anthony Guglielmo during a home invasion, the Westchester County District Attorney's Office said. McGhee was sentenced in Westchester County Court by Judge Barbara Zambelli as part of the 22-year-old's plea deal. - (Black-on-white) |
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Negro Serial rapist’s victims get some justice with his sentence of 90 to 100 years in prison   Douglas County District Judge Mark Ashford sentenced Christopher Ennis, 30, to 90 to 100 years in prison. Under state law, which cuts most sentences in half, Ennis won’t be eligible for parole for 45 years. Ennis had faced up to 100 years in prison after pleading no contest to two counts of first-degree sexual assault. DNA connected him to the rapes or attempted rapes of seven women in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Confident that he would get a lengthy sentence, prosecutors allowed him to plead to just two of the rapes. |
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Black Muslim Aurora man who plotted National Guard base attack gets 21 years  The first of two cousins being sentenced Tuesday for plotting to attack a National Guard base in Joliet was handed a 21-year prison term. Jonas Edmonds (right) had faced up to 23 years, but he pleaded guilty in December to charges of supporting terrorism and lying to the FBI. That plea agreement called for the 21-year sentence. U.S. District Judge John Z. Lee accepted that deal, telling Edmonds he displayed “utter hatred and disdain for this country, her citizens and those who live here.” A sentencing hearing for his cousin, Hasan Edmonds (left), was set to begin at 2 p.m. During that hearing, prosecutors are expected to play recordings of the two cousins discussing their plot. Hasan Edmonds gave his cousin and the informant the layout of the base and advised Jonas Edmonds that he could enter disguised in one of Hasan Edmonds’ old uniforms and kill dozens of guardsmen if he struck when the unit was at drill. |
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Police arrest black man and 'female juvenile' in connection with Radcliff homicide of 71-year-old White man  LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police have arrested two people in connection with a homicide that happened in Radcliff. Aaron Lee Pearson, 23, is charged with murder, burglary, receiving a stolen firearm, receiving property under $500 and tampering with physical evidence. Police have also arrested a female juvenile on the same charges. The juvenile suspect was arrested on Broadway in Louisville on Wednesday. Radcliff Police Chief Jeff Cross says they don't believe it was a random burglary. "We don't know how well the suspects knew the victim, but we do believe they were acquaintances and that they did live in the area where he was at," Chief Cross said. Authorities say the pair were involved in the death of 71-year-old Norman Hall. He was found dead at his apartment on Pin Oak Court earlier this month. According to officials, he died of a stab wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two suspects sentenced for 2014 murder of (White) Officer Kevin Quick   CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Two of the four people convicted for the death of a Waynesboro Police Department reservist will spend the rest of their lives in prison. Daniel Mathis has been sentenced to life plus 132 years for the abduction and murder of Kevin Quick. Shantai Shelton has also been sentenced to life in prison, plus 82 years. Mersadies Shelton and Kweli Uhuru were also found guilty by a jury in February for a string of armed robberies that ended when the four abducted and killed Quick. Quick was abducted Superbowl Weekend of 2014 at the Turtle Creek Apartment complex in Charlottesville. Prosecutors say he was held hostage inside his car until he provided his PIN, at which point Mathis, Kweli and both Sheltons drove him out to a logging road in Goochland County and shot him in the back of the head. The hearing is ongoing and other sentences will be handed down Monday afternoon. - (Black-on-white) |
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White gas station clerk in critical condition after being shot by dreadlocked suspect - police searching for 3 LEXINGTON, Ky. - Police are looking for the suspect in a Lexington gas station robbery. It happened around 2 a.m. Monday morning at the Speedway on East New Circle Road near Bryan Avenue. Police say a man approached a gas station clerk outside on his break. That's when we're told the suspect implied he had a weapon and forced the clerk inside, demanding cash. The suspect is described as slim and short with dreadlocks. A further denoscription has not yet been released by police. Officers are now looking at surveillance video. - (Black-on-white) |
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Opening statements from both the defense and prosecution began what's expected to be a short but emotional trial. Kaylee Whitehall is charged with stabbing her boyfriend Kuston Johnson in September 2015 inside his home on Lost River Lane. During a dismissal hearing in May 2016, witnesses discussed a physical fight that broke out between the two. Opening statements centered around the night that Johnson was killed. No one is disputing that Whitehall stabbed Johnson. The question the jury is going to have to answer was whether the stabbing was in self defense, or a malicious act. Kuston Johnson and girlfriend Kaylee Whitehall had been dating for more than 3 years and we're living in a house together.
A known gang member could have been sentenced to 13 years in prison for his role in the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl in Montgomery County, Maryland, but a judge sentenced him on Thursday to just 18 months. Cecil Burrows, 23, was convicted in 2013 for his role in the rape. Burrows encouraged three men to rape the blacked-out teen in his home in Olney and recorded the attack, prosecutors said. Sentencing guidelines call for Burrows to serve a minimum of seven years and maximum of 13 years, but Judge Sharon Burrell gave him a year-and-a-half-long term. After Burrows serves his sentence, he will be deported to India.
Natasha Gerald, a second woman has been charged with hindering the investigation into the death of 
PACIFICA, CA – A man wanted in connection to the alleged repeated sexual abuse of a minor in Pacifica has surrendered to authorities and is awaiting extradition to San Mateo County, police said Thursday. According to Pacifica police, the agency first began investigating Pedro Diaz Morales in June when the alleged abuse was reported to the department. Officials soon learned, though, that the suspect had fled to Mexico, where he is originally from. Working with the U.S. Marshal's Service and Mexican authorities, investigators located the suspect, police said. "On [Tuesday] Morales surrendered to law enforcement and was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals on the Tijuana, Mexico border," police said.
The disgraced ex-cop who was busted for pimping out at least 10 women — including 
In August 1993, 
