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Racist blacktivist arrested for fatal 2003 Xerox Credit Union robbery - where a black man murdered a White man  A former Xerox Corp. employee who once sued the company for racial discrimination is now accused of the 2003 robbery and fatal shooting at a credit union on the company's Webster campus. Little information was available Tuesday about the suspect, Richard Leon Wilbern, who was charged in federal court Tuesday with the robbery and the homicide of Raymond Leon Batzel, 51, of Lima, Livingston County.Two Xerox employees who were in the Xerox Federal Credit Union to transact business were shot by the man in the course of the robbery. Batzel was struck in the head and later pronounced dead at the scene. Joseph Doud, then 28, of Rochester was shot in the shoulder but survived. Records show that Wilbern worked at Xerox in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and sued the company in 2000. Wilbern claimed in the lawsuit that he was harassed and retaliated against because of his race. He is African-American. An appellate court later upheld the dismissal. - (Black-on-white) |
Guilty plea in ’14 (black-on-White) city murder   A (black) Hazleton man involved in a 2014 crime spree that involved the robbing a Tresckow convenience store and stabbing a local man to death during a home invasion pled guilty Monday to a third-degree murder charge in the death of Zachary Richards. Amir Edwards, 24, of North Pine Street, Hazleton, pled guilty to the murder of 27-year-old Richards on Sept. 11, 2014. The victim was the only brother of Luzerne County Assistant District Attorney Justin Richards. Due to the nature of that relationship, the case was prosecuted by the state Office of Attorney General. When Hazleton police arrived at 615 Cleveland St. on Sept. 11, 2014, they found Zachary Richards with “a knife sticking out of his back,” according to a police report. |
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(Racist black savage) Suspect Made Anti-White Statements Before Slashing At Chelsea Grocery Store, Police Say NEW YORK — A black man expressed anti-white statements before slashing another man with a knife inside a Chelsea grocery store, the NYPD said. The attack happened at 6 a.m. last Friday inside Empire Grocery & Deli on West 25th and 9th streets. “They started from outside, they got inside the store, the black guy with the knife tried to swing at him and tried to slice his face. So he’s swinging more than one time, and I think he hit him in his hand,” Sammy, a clerk who witnessed the attack, said. The suspect, described as a black man around 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall and between 200 and 240 pounds, fled on foot, but the slashing was caught by the store’s security cameras. The 40-year-old victim suffered a cut to his wrist, police said. The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating the incident. - (Black-on-white) |
Investigators release enhanced video in cold case double slaying (of black drug dealer and his pregnant white 'partner') WATERLOO — The choppy surveillance video shows one man enter a store, followed by a second man a few moments later. As the time-lapsed footage rolls, the first man disappears into the aisles and reemerges, heading for the counter to make a purchase. The images of the two men could be a valuable clue in an unsolved double slaying from 2003. Or the images could be nothing. Last week, investigators with the Waterloo Police Department and Cedar Valley Crime Stoppers re-released the 13-year-old security video in hopes of jogging memories in the deaths of (an interracial couple).The first man is described as a black male with a large build. He is wearing a dark leather coat and a cap. The second is described as a black male, shorter and thinner than the first, wearing a dark-colored down-filled coat and a light-colored stocking cap. |
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(white) Mother of severely beaten child handed maximum sentence in County Court (for failure to protect against black father)  DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. – Whitley Sharp, 27, formerly of the 400 block of S. 13th Street, Harrisburg, is handed the maximum sentence permitted under the law for the charge of Endangering Welfare of Children. Judge John Cherry sentenced Sharp this morning to 3 ½ years to 7 years in a state penitentiary for failing to protect her five year old child. On March 2, the child was severely beaten by his father because of a potty accident. Sharp did not seek medical attention for the child, nor did she contact the authorities. When police went to the home two days after the assault, after the abuse was finally reported by another family member, she told the child to lie about what had happened to cause the injuries. Judge Cherry indicated that the evidence was overwhelming that the defendant failed to protect her child and that, in fact, she took efforts to protect the abuser. Co-defendant James Slaughter, III, is pending trial. |
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Cops: Peoria sex assault, child porn suspect may be hiding on South Side  Police are asking for the public’s help finding a registered sex offender from Peoria who’s known to spend time in the Englewood neighborhood and who’s wanted on child pornography and sex assault charges. Police obtained a warrant for the arrest of Ernest DeCarlos Starks, 42, in Peoria County Circuit Court on Tuesday, according to court records. Starks was convicted in a 2005 case involving the aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a 16-year-old child when Starks was 37, and was convicted in a 2011 case of a separate charge of sexual abuse of a child younger than age 13, according to the state sex offender registry and court records. |
Man arrested for having sexual relationships with 2 juveniles A 35-year-old man was arrested for allegedly having two sexual relationships with young girls. Deputies say the relationship with the first victim started when she was only 10 years old and the second girl was 14 years old when the relationship started. Kenneth Bernard Stafford was arrested by deputies for aggravated rape and felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile. In both cases, the victims claim the sexual relationship was consensual. In the case that began when the girl was 10 years old, the victim reportedly became pregnant twice. She followed through with the second pregnancy, which happened when she was in the 7th grade. The victim reportedly told detectives that Stafford told her he loved her during the five-year period, but she never considered the two to be in a relationship. |
Police arrest man in 1987 rape case thanks to DNA, modern methods A Goldsboro man was arrested Friday and charged in a rape case which had gone unsolved since 1987, according to a press release from the Goldsboro police department. Sylvester Earl Braswell, 52, of 1903 Palm St., was charged for the nearly 30-year-old crime after modern evidence examination techniques linked him to the sexual assault. According to the release, on Feb. 1, 1987, a woman reported that she had been sexually assaulted while leaving a Pizza Inn restaurant. At the time, a Goldsboro police investigation turned up no suspects, and the case was considered cold. |
DNA links inmate to 2012 French Quarter rape, NOPD says A 7th Ward man serving a six-year sentence for theft has been implicated by DNA results in a 2012 French Quarter rape, New Orleans police said. Sean Andry, 49, expected to walk out of the Dixon Correctional Center by 2019 following his May 2014 theft conviction, with credit for time served. He now faces a mandatory life sentence if convicted on the first-degree rape allegation for which he was booked last weekend. |
Black Hispanic Teacher found guilty of raping Hispanic migrant student four years after attack  A former Williamsburg high school teacher was found guilty Monday of raping a just-graduated student. William Abreu, 47, now faces up to 4 years in prison for the 2009 summer attack on the 17-year-old, recent graduate of the school in his office. The woman, now 24, flew in from Honduras to testify against the former Progress High School vice-principal, who she told jurors approached her on graduation day to offer her a summer job. Not long after, he raped the woman on his office couch, threatening to call immigration if she didn’t give in, she testified. |
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Accused Oregon pimp once a suspect in CA murder PORTLAND, Ore. — Bail for two individuals accused of promoting and compelling prostitution is set at more than $1.5 million each. Mamie Marie Jackson, 25, and Lionel Gregory Jenkins, 35, both appeared in Multnomah County Circuit Court earlier this summer where they were arraigned on a secret grand jury indictment. Jenkins – originally for Fresno, California – is charged with eight counts of promoting prostitution and three counts each of compelling prostitution and using a child in the display of sexually explicit conduct. |
Bahamian Diplomat’s chauffeur Hurley Senanayak accused: running over man’s foot to get parking spot  A diplomatic chauffeur will apparently do anything to secure an open parking spot near his employer’s Midtown office — even running over a pedestrian’s foot, a lawsuit alleges. Hurley Senanayake, driver to Bahamian Ambassador Elliston Rahming, quickly backed his Cadillac into an open space on East 46th Street between Second and Third avenues in May. Senanayake was so eager to snag the spot — just steps from his boss’ UN mission — that he ran over a man’s foot, breaking his ankle in two spots, according to the Manhattan Supreme Court suit. |
Cops shoot wanted (black) Brooklyn creep who tried to run over officer A Brooklyn man wanted for attacking his girlfriend with a brick was shot by police Tuesday morning after he nearly hit an officer with his car, police sources said. Four members of the NYPD’s Brooklyn North warrant squad spotted Javon Shipman sitting in a parked black sedan on Vernon Ave. near Tompkins Ave. in Bedford-Stuyvesant about 8:45 a.m., according to NYPD Chief of Patrol Terence Monahan. Shipman, 36, was wanted for bashing his girlfriend in the head with a brick, police said. Two of the cops pulled up in front of Shipman’s car in an unmarked police compact SUV while two others approached on foot. Shipman floored it and drove up on the sidewalk, hitting a wall of the Brooklyn Charter School and narrowly missing one of the cops on foot, officials said. The partner of the cop who was nearly struck fired a single shot, hitting Shipman in the shoulder, according to police. |
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Dark Hispanic arrested in connection with pot house blast that killed (White) FDNY chief |
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Hispanic ex-con suspect's bank card was declined at Starbucks drive-thru before deadly attack (on White man) |
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Manhunt for Hispanic Murder Suspect Ends With Arrest in Central Texas |
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Jury Convicts (Hispanic) Ex-Baltimore Officer John Torres of Assault in 2014 Love Triangle Shooting |
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DNA in sex attack suspect’s hat links him rape |
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New Jersey Motel Owner Sandipkumar Patel Admits Stealing Over $80,000 in Federal Funds |
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Indian-American Sowrabh Sharma and Shikha Mohta arrested in US for H1B visa fraud |
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Cops kill disgruntled lawyer (of HINDU INDIAN descent) who was dressed in 'NAZI paraphernalia' |
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Armed and dangerous black (devil) sought for questioning in murder of 75-year-old (White) woman  The Pensacola Police Department is seeking an Escambia County man for questioning in connection with a local woman's murder. Perry James Ford Jr., 18, is wanted for questioning in the death of Carolyn Barnes, 75, whose body was found in her home Sept. 9 in the 5300 block of Flintwood Circle. A friend of the victim found her body when she went to check on Barnes after she didn’t answer her phone. Ford is described as a 6-foot, 4-inch black male weighing approximately 225 pounds, according to the release. His last known address was in the 7000 block of Lanier Drive, Pensacola. He also is known to frequently stay on Coweta Drive in Cantonment. Ford should be considered armed and dangerous. He currently has an active warrant for grand theft and uttering a forged instrument. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Crazy black pervert and thief) ‘possessed by   A Bible-toting nut terrorized a young schoolgirl as she walked through Greenwich Village and harassed local businesses Monday morning, police sources and witnesses said. The 25-year-old emotionally disturbed man — who told cops he believed he was “possessed by God” — was taken to Bellevue Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation shortly after his rampage, which began around 7 a.m. near Sixth and Greenwich avenues, sources said. Witnesses first saw the cigarette-smoking man in a green sweater follow closely behind the girl and repeatedly grab her while muttering to himself as passers-by screamed at him to leave the girl alone and for someone to call the cops. The terrified young girl ran toward a woman on the street, who tried to block the man from the victim as the man hovered around. Before he was caught, the man also got kicked out of two neighborhood businesses, including a Duane Reade where he stole a box of cigarettes and a lighter. The suspect also hit up the Waverly Restaurant where “He began to scream, ‘Give me eggs! Give me eggs! I’m hungry!’” |
2 cowardly criminal blacks convicted of murder (of bound man - shot in back) - 2 more cowardly criminal blacks to be tried later   BARNSTABLE — After an almost three-week trial, a Barnstable Superior Court jury has found two men guilty of all charges related to the 2012 shooting death of Andrew Stanley. Steven Webster, of Dorchester, and Eddie Mack, of Roxbury, were convicted this afternoon of first-degree murder, home invasion, armed assault in a dwelling, armed robbery and carrying a firearm without a license. David Evans, of Quincy, and Keiko Thomas, of Hyannis, also have been charged in the killing and will be tried separately. Police responded to 30 Otis Road in Hyannis on July 11, 2012, for a report of shots fired and found Stanley with a single gunshot wound to the back and his hands and feet bound with duct tape. He was taken to Cape Cod Hospital, where he later died. Evans, Thomas and Mack were arrested later that day after they were seen running from the house. Webster was arrested in February 2013 after an extensive investigation by state police detectives. |
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"Failed lawyer" Gunman (of HINDU INDIAN descent) who wounded 9 identified as Houston lawyer; killed by police |
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Turk Arrested in Shooting of 4 Women at Washington Mall |
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Oklahoma authorities searching for (BLACK) man wanted for 3 counts of second-degree murder   OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. – Local authorities need your help finding a man who is wanted for three counts of second-degree murder. On April 17, 2016, authorities say David Steven Blair, 35, was driving north on I-35 near Covell at a high rate of speed, when he crossed the center barrier, pushing through the protective cables and heading the wrong way in the southbound lanes. Blair’s car clipped a 2016 Honda Pilot before striking a Chrysler minivan head on. The two people in the mini-van, 43-year-old Philip John Hess and a two-year-old girl, were pronounced dead at the scene. Blair and his passenger were transported to a local hospital in critical condition. The passenger later passed away, officials said. Now, officials are searching for Blair in connection to the three deaths. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black female) Saraya Atkins guilty of capital murder in 2014 robbery, shooting (of White man)   A jury in Mobile County has found 22-year-old Saraya Atkins guilty of capital murder, robbery and theft in the 2014 shooting death of Robert Perry, 66. Police say Atkins and another woman, Kymberli Lindsay, 27 robbed and then killed Perry. Perry was shot to death on March 11, 2014. As the jury deliberated on a verdict, D.A. Ashley Rich consoled the nine family members of Perry as they waited for the jury's decision. Atkins' eight family members sat shoulder to shoulder in the rows across from Perry's. Before the jury gave the verdict, five police officers came into the courtroom and filled the middle rows in case there was an emotional out burst from family members. After the verdict was read and the judge dismissed the jurors, Atkins put her head down and burst into tears. After she was led out with officers, she could be heard crying loudly in the hallway near the judges' chambers. - (Black-on-white) |
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(BLACK man) Keene Found Guilty Of Murder (of White man with pacemaker)   Donald Ray Gunter's family believes justice was served Friday when a jury in Greene County Criminal Court found Mario Donte Keene guilty of first-degree murder for causing Gunter's death on Feb. 11, 2014. Keene will receive a life sentence totaling 60 years. The minimum amount of time the 42-year-old must serve before parole is considered will be 51 years. Keene was also convicted by the jury of especially aggravated burglary and especially aggravated kidnapping. He will also be sentenced for those felonies on Oct. 21. Jurors deliberated for about six hours Thursday afternoon and Friday morning before returning a guilty verdict on all counts. Co-defendant Amanda Kate Harris, 30, is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in May for her role in Gunter's death. Harris testified at trial for the state and said Keene was responsible for inflicting wounds on Gunter with a collapsible metal rod after she stole Gunter's money and tried to run out the back door. The motive was money for drugs. Harris and Keene needed cash to feed their habits. "Dope sick" Harris knew Gunter and had previously spent time at his Old Mountain Road house. Harris testified that Gunter let her in his house and wanted her to spend the night. When she tried to run out of the house with money she stole from him, the partially clothed Gunter pursued Harris and caught hold of her hair, causing her to slip on the porch. She screamed, and Keene came running. Harris testified that Keene ran up on the porch and struck Gunter in the face with a collapsible metal rod before dragging him into the house. Trial testimony established that Gunter recently had a pacemaker implanted in his chest and had survived several previous heart surgeries. |
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Black Sports: Former track coach serving 20 years for sexual assault seeking post-conviction relief  A former Aiken High School track coach was in court Wednesday seeking post-conviction relief for the current 20-year sentence he is serving for kidnapping, and beating and sexually assaulting a woman while she was walking in downtown Aiken in 2013. Derek Randolph Brooks, 41, pleaded guilty in May 2014 to first-degree criminal sexual conduct, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature and kidnapping. He was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Thomas Cooper to 20 years in prison, according to courts records. He is being held at the Broad River Correctional Institution. |
Police: Man Allows Toddler to Smoke what may be Marijuana NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. North Little Rock police have arrested a man after he was seen on a Facebook video allowing a child to smoke what was believed to be Marijuana. Police identified the man as 17-year-old Lamel Lamont Yancy, also known as Man man. According to authorities, he was seen in a recorded video on Facebook smoking what they described as suspected Marijuana in a vehicle in the 4000 block of East Broadway at Metro PCS. Inside the vehicle was a three-year-old child. |
| Police ask public’s help in identifying suspect in homicide near 56th & Hardesty KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday in Kansas City, Mo. Officer responded to a report of shots fired near 56th and Hardesty around 11:20 a.m. Upon arrival, they found one victim, described as a black male in his 20s with apparent gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to an area hospital where he later died of his injuries. |
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Wife slams city for poor handling of (White) homeless husband’s death (at hand of homeless black)  The city should have kept him safe, says the wife of a murdered homeless man who was nearly decapitated by his shelter roommate. Deven Black, 63, a mentally ill former school librarian, had been at the Lexington Avenue shelter in Upper Manhattan just a few nights when Anthony White brutally butchered him in the middle of the night of Jan. 27, cop said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) NOPD officer arrested, accused of raping teenage male relative A 19-year veteran New Orleans police officer was arrested Friday night (Sept. 23) on accusations that he raped a teenage male relative who visited his Algiers apartment earlier this year. Officer Marcellus White is accused of luring the boy into his bedroom, pushing him onto a bed and performing oral sex on the teen against the boy's wishes. Court documents said the 15-year-old boy and his mother have moved to Mississippi, unable to bear living in New Orleans in the wake of the sexual assault alleged to have occurred in March or early April of this year when the boy was 14. |
(Black) Antioch teen pleads guilty to rape of Domino’s driver     MARTINEZ — A man who was 17 when he was charged with kidnapping and raping a Domino’s delivery woman last year was sentenced to 38 years in prison during an emotional plea hearing Friday. Antioch resident Darrion Miles Jr. was given 683 days credit for time served. Under state law, with good behavior, he will be eligible for release after serving 85 percent of his sentence. He pleaded guilty to six charges, including rape, kidnapping, sodomy, forcible oral copulation and robbery. Miles, now 18, will be placed on parole upon his release, and be required to register as a sex offender, Superior Court Judge Patricia Scanlon said. |
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Billings police: (Nappy-headed Negro) Man arrested for promoting prostitution, DCI say more than one victim  A man arrested Tuesday for promotion of prostitution is being investigated by the Montana Division of Criminal Investigations for victimizing multiple women in several counties. Terrance Tyrell Edwards, 34, is being investigated by DCI after he was arrested Tuesday by the Billings Police Department. Chief of the Investigations Bureau John Strandell said Billings Police requested the help of DCI due to the multiple jurisdictions involved in the case. |
(Black) Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Child Molestation  THOMAS COUNTY, GA - A man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for multiple charges including child molestation. Rico Walker plead guilty on Thursday to "a sex offense". In total, Walker was given a 30 year sentence, though half of that time will be spent in prison. Deputies said that Walker admitted to multiple sexual encounters with a victim. They said that at the time of the offense, the victim was under the age of 16. They also said that the molestation was on-going. Thomasville man sentenced in sexual assault trial |
Marietta man given two life sentences for molesting girls, 6 and 8 A Marietta man was sentenced to two life sentences plus 10 years for sexually assaulting two pre-teen girls. After a four-day trial, a jury convicted Marco Tormorris Thompson, 39, of three counts of aggravated child molestation, two counts of aggravated sodomy and one count each of child molestation and aggravated sexual battery. "This defendant preyed on these innocent girls and took advantage when he was alone with them. He stole their childhoods and forever altered their lives," said prosecutor Lindsay Gardner. "He simply does not deserve to be a free man ever again." He began sexually assaulting both girls between 2009 and 2010 when they were six years old, but continued assaulting one of the girls until she was eight. |
Black Man Charged With Murder In Shooting Death Of Black Camden Girl   CAMDEN, NJ — The search for a man wanted in last month’s shooting death of an eight-year-old Camden girl has ended in Tennessee. Investigators were led to the town of Clarksville, where 18-year-old Tyhan Brown of Camden was taken into custody without incident. |
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| Blacks Try Stealing Grease From Outback Steakhouse in Orange: Police |
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Death toll in Burlington shooting rises to 5; (Hispanic) gunman at large
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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. |
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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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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A 21-year-old man was fatally shot in the head in broad daylight in Harlem Friday afternoon. First responders were called to 141st Street between Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard and Frederick Douglass Boulevard shortly before 2 pm, officials said. The victim was taken to Harlem Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries, police said. They are searching for a black male suspect in his 20s. 
Authorities arrested the man who was living inside the Bronx drug house that exploded Tuesday morning,
LAS VEGAS - Las Vegas Metropolitan Police report that one person has been detained in connection with a fatal shooting at a Starbucks near W. Warm Springs Road and S. Rainbow Boulevard. SWAT has arrived on the scene. LVMPD identified the suspect as 34-year-old Pedro Garcia. He is currently booked into the Clark County Detention Center and faces charges of open murder with a deadly weapon, robbery with a deadly weapon, burglary while possessing a gun, and discharging a gun at or into an occupied structure. The suspect has a violent criminal history and should not have been in possession of a gun.
Franco-Luviano has been arrested in Georgetown, TX. A violent crime spree between Cedar Hill and Austin has left
A former Baltimore police officer has been convicted of aggravated assault in the shooting of a man he feared was coming to kill him for exchanging text messages with the man's wife. A jury delivered the verdict Friday against 35-year-old John Torres in the wounding of 
A man’s Texas Longhorns baseball cap flew off while he was trying to rape a woman outside a Metro-North station in Westchester, and cops then used the hat to bust him for the crime — and a second sex attack. Ronal Danillo Sandoval-Campos, 24, was wearing the rust-colored cap when he struck up a conversation with a 19-year-old woman and followed her onto a dirt path near a parking lot at Purdys station Aug. 21, according to MTA cops and Westchester police. 
A New Jersey motel owner has admitted stealing more than $80,000 in federal disaster relief funds by falsely claiming he had sheltered Superstorm Sandy victims. Sandipkumar Patel pleaded guilty Monday to theft by deception. The Edison man faces three years in state prison when he's sentenced Nov. 4. 
Turkey is a majority Muslim country. And, interestingly enough, just like the Minnesota Muslim mall stabber, our boy targeted a Macy's. Considering the location, he was also clearly targeting women. Police first said Cetin is Hispanic, but according to his Facebook page, Cetin is originally from Turkey. The name is Turkish. About the only consolation prize for the left was that this Muslim settler likely wasn't a refugee. 
Jahquay Rowe, 20, and Charles Green, 27, both of Queens, New York, were arrested on Thursday in connection to the theft. 
A gunman who fatally shot five people at a Washington state mall remained at large as authorities said the motive for the slaying was unknown A Washington State Patrol spokesman says police are seeking a Hispanic man wearing black and armed with a "hunting-type" rifle last seen walking toward Interstate 5 from the Cascade Mall in 
Kiante Enis (right) with his grandfather, Dwight Enis, left and grandmother, Judy Enis (center).
