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Black Suspect Murders Beloved 81-Year-Old (White female) Grocery Store Owner Over Gunman's Chain   A feud between the grandson of an 81-year-old South Philadelphia grocery store owner and another man over a piece of jewelry ended in the well-liked woman's murder, homicide detectives said Thursday. Suspected shooter Maurice Green, who believed the grandson stole a valuable chain from him, allegedly sprayed bullets into Marie's Grocery at S. Sixth and Titan streets just before 9 a.m. on Christmas Eve, police officials said at a press conference Thursday afternoon. The findings were released as authorities officially charged Green, 31, with gunning down 81-year-old Marie Buck. Buck was struck 11 times by gunfire, stamping out the woman's life in the mainstay she's owned for four decades. Homicide Capt. James Clark said the suspect, who has 17 prior brushes with the law for mostly drug crimes, didn't even fully step into the store that day. Dressed in all black, he opened the door, saw the grandmother and began shooting, Clark said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury Finds (black man) Cedric Poore Guilty On 4 Counts Of First-Degree Murder (of four white women)  TULSA, Oklahoma - After nearly five hours of deliberation, a jury found Cedric Poore guilty of first-degree murder a quadruple murder trial. Poore was found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder and two counts of armed robbery. He was found not guilty of felony in possession of a firearm. The jury recommended Poore be sentenced to life without parole. Formal sentencing will be set for a later date. There were a lot of tears in the courtroom as the verdict was read Friday night; even the jury members looked very emotional as the guilty counts were read out loud. Poore himself rubbed his eyes briefly while waiting for the jury, but when the verdicts were read he showed no emotion. Family members of both Poore and the victims cried quietly from their seats - the bailiff even handed out tissues for them. The jury started deliberating right around 4:30 Friday afternoon after nearly a full day of closing arguments. The prosecution pointed to witnesses who said they saw Cedric Poore at the Fairmont Terrace apartment where four women were murdered. A jury convicted Cedric's brother James back in March after less than two hours of deliberation, but the case against Cedric was a little more complicated. The four-year anniversary of the murder of the four women is January 7th. - (Black-on-white) |
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Interracial 'domestic dispute': (Black) Man charged with murder of his mixed-race girlfriend, her daughter and her (white) mother     CAMPBELL CO. -- A man was arrested Friday in connection to the deaths of two Gladys women and a young girl who died in a trailer fire. Police say the three were killed on December 18, 2016 after a trailer caught fire in the 5000 block of Marysville Road, Gladys. The victims were 48-year-old Melynda Ann Callaham, 28-year-old Francheska Danielle Lane and 7-year-old Kadriana Lane, all three of whom died in the fire. Police say the fire started in relation to a domestic dispute. 31-year-old Martelle Dashay Wooding of Altavista was arrested and charged with two counts of 2nd degree murder in connection with the fire. Police say he knew one of the victims, Francheska Lane. The investigation is ongoing. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive?) |
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CRIME ALERT: Knoxville man charged with child rape KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – A Knoxville man is facing charges of child rape after confessing to committing sexual acts with a 10-year-old girl. According the report, Antonio Wayman confessed to his girlfriend on camera that he had engaged in lewd acts with her daughter. Wayman has lived with his girlfriend and her child for the last year. He is now being held in the Knox County Detention Facility on $250,000 bond. He is expected to appear in court January 9, 2017. |
Police release sketch of possible rape suspect ATLANTA -- Police are trying to track down a possible rape suspect who they said attacked his victim one morning earlier this week. Atlanta Police investigators said the alleged rape happened just before 8 a.m.on Dec. 27 near the 400 block of Ralph D. Abernathy Boulevard. According to a police report, the victim was exercising in the area when she told police a man armed with a gun forced her into a secluded area. The victim told police the man then forced her to perform sexual acts. After the incident, the victim ran away from the scene. A passerby then asked the woman if she was OK and called police. Investigators are now looking for the man, who is described as a 5'9" to 5'10" with black hair and brown eyes. He is believed to be a regular in the area. |
Dad went undercover to bust (negro) school aide hitting on daughter An angry Brooklyn dad turned the tables on a school aide trying to date his teenage daughter by posing as the girl in texts to catch the creep, authorities say. The father went undercover after finding inappropriate messages between his child and former High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology staffer Dyke St. Rose on the teen’s phone, according to the city schools’ Office of Special Commissioner of Investigation. St. Rose, 24, had showered the girl with texts — the pair exchanged 1,140 messages over three months this past spring — saying he wanted to give her rides home and “kiss her lips,’’ the SCI report said. The teen’s father discovered the illicit exchanges after the girl left her iPhone in his car and he looked through it, the document states. |
Murder Charges For (Colored) Woman Who Shot (Black) Boyfriend While He Was Driving  PHILADELPHIA – There has been an arrest in the death of a Mount Airy man who was discovered in an overturned SUV with a gunshot wound to his head Tuesday. Philadelphia homicide investigators say Martina Wescott had been arguing with her boyfriend, 33-year-old Terrell Bruce. They were in a Ford Expedition, with Bruce behind the wheel. That’s when police say Wescott shot him. The SUV then crashed into a Subaru. This happened on the 500 block of West Walnut Lane in Germantown around 12:30 p.m. When police and medics arrived, it appeared to just be a bad crash. But medics saw that Bruce had a gunshot wound to his head. Witnesses told police that a woman got out of the Expedition and ran across the Walnut Lane Bridge. Police later arrested Wescott. Authorities say she’s facing murder and gun charges. |
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Body of missing elderly (White) man found in trash can on back porch; suspect in custody   JEANERETTE, La. – The body of an elderly man who had been missing since Christmas Day has been found inside a trash can located in on his back porch, according to the Iberia Parish Sheriff. Deputies made the grisly discovery this morning just hours after they arrested 23-year-old Jeffery Lee Marks, of Jeanerette, for the first-degree murder of 75-year-old Howard Poche. Sheriff Louis Ackal says that Marks was booked into the Iberia Parish jail without bond. The sheriff said investigators had determined a motive in Poche’s murder but will not be releasing it at this time. Poche was reported missing when he did not attend 8 a.m. Mass at St. John the Evangelist Church on Christmas Day. A priest asked members of the congregation to check on Poche when he didn’t show up for 8 a.m. Mass. Ackal said when a parishioner arrived at Poche’s home they found his housekeeper, Michele King, cleaning up a “considerable amount of blood.” King is now in the parish jail on charges unrelated to Poche’s death but Ackal said it’s possible she could be charged in the case. The investigation into Poche’s disappearance is far from over. - (Black-on-white) |
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| 'Troubled' (white) mom, 38, intentionally drove into oncoming traffic causing a crash that killed her and a (White) passenger in another car, and critically injured her four-month-old (illegitimate, mixed-race) son | ||
    A woman was traveling along a Michigan highway Tuesday evening with her four-month-old son in the car when police say she made an abrupt U-turn and drove into oncoming traffic, causing a fatal crash that snuffed out two lives. Jessica Leitner, 38, of Bay City, was pronounced dead at the scene, along with 54-year-old Ann Lynn Garske who was a passenger in a white 2017 Buick Lacrosse that was involved in the head-on collision. Leitner's baby son, Jordan, was taken to a hospital in critical condition suffering from life-threatening injuries. The infant reportedly was not strapped into a car seat at the time of the crash. George Garske, Ann Lynn's Garske's 83-year-old father who was behind the wheel of the Buick, was also hospitalized with critical injuries |
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Man Using 'Plenty Of Fish' Dating App Gets Robbed, Beaten (by white whore and her black 'boyfriend'/pimp)  NORTH AUSTIN, TX — A man using the dating website Plenty of Fish arrived at the Hunters Case Apartments complex where he had agreed to meet the woman last Sunday. But by 9:15 p.m. he reached out to police via 911 instead. The man told police he and the woman said the date would cost him $150, enticing him to pay her by saying they could have more fun after payment was rendered. While they argued over said remuneration, another man with a gun emerged out of nowhere demanding the man pay up. The victim pulled out about $200 in cash, placing it on the floor. But then he decided he wanted his money back and attempted to retrieve it. That's when the first man pistol whipped him. "Help!" the victim then said as he ran outside the apartment. Police eventually arrested Cherice Rachelle Doster, 25, and her boyfriend, Theodore Timothy Demaree charging them with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon, a first-degree felony punishable by up to 99 years in prison. |
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Two (BLACK) cousins charged in 2005 cold case murder (of White man)    TOLEDO, OH - Loved ones of Bradley Wright may have answers to his murder more than eleven years ago, as two men were indicted and charged in the case from 2005. Detectives from the Cold Case Unit with the Toledo Police Department say the case was strong enough for the Grand Jury because of new forensic evidence and witness cooperation. They were satisfied with Tuesdays indictment after a thorough investigation. On October 2, 2005 police responded to a shooting on Austin Street in North Toledo. Bradley Wright and his wife Erica were shot and taken to the hospital where later Bradley died. Now eleven years later, two cousins have been incited and charged for his murder after detectives performed a case review. They told Bradley's wife, Erica, who was injured during the 2005 incident. Richard Woodson, 34, was arrested in his home while Laquiane Woodson, 44, is in prison on an unrelated charge. They will be arraigned soon. "The indictment is just the start of the process,” said Detective Gast. " - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) 9-year-olds robbed at lemonade stand (by black thugs) in Lutz  LUTZ, Fla. - Two teens have been arrested for robbing two nine-year-old children at a lemonade stand. According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department, the children were selling lemonade at a stand within an apartment complex located on Livingston Ave on Wednesday. Deputies said Deante Small, 18, and a 16-year-old, approached the children and ordered lemonade. A verbal argument started when one of the teens said they were not satisfied with the amount of lemonade poured in their cups. This angered one of the 9-year-old victims. He threw a cup of lemonade at teens, according to deputies. A police report states one of the teens pushed a 9-year-old to the ground. The teens are accused of stealing an iPod and taking a cup of cash worth $13.53 and spending it at Walmart. The teens ran but were later arrested by deputies. They are charged with robbery, battery and petit theft. Deante Small bonded out of jail Thursday night and now waits for his first appearance. - (Black-on-white) |
(Ugly) Black Lives Matter Activist Hit With Restraining Order From L.A. Police Commissioner - (Drudge)  The president of the Los Angeles Police Commission has filed a request for a temporary restraining order against a prominent member of |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Stabbing suspect: Boyfriend 'leaned up ... into the knife' A Gainesville man was charged Thursday with attempted murder, according to a Gainesville police arrest report. Frederick Resha Warren, 31, of 1718 NE 21st Place, stabbed his boyfriend during an altercation, the report said. Warren and his boyfriend were arguing when Warren pushed him against a refrigerator, the report said. The two went outside, and Warren started punching the victim. Warren then grabbed a 5-inch knife from inside and stabbed the victim in the stomach, leaving him with a 1 1/2-inch-long wound, the report says. Warren ran but was later caught by police, the report said. The victim was taken to the University of Florida Health Shands Hospital and is in stable condition. Warren told police he had a knife in his pocket and took it out during the fight because it was stabbing him, according to the report. He said the victim "leaned up from the ground into the knife." |
Columbus man sexually assaulted a woman he knew in front of 1-year-old, police say  A Columbus man allegedly beat and sexually assaulted a woman in front of her 1-year-old on Dec. 14. Chaz Watson, 32, pleaded not guilty to aggravated sodomy, third-degree child cruelty, burglary, battery with visible physical harm. He was ordered held after being denied bond on multiple charges. A Columbus police officer said he was called to a residence around 10 a.m. Dec. 14 to investigate a domestic disturbance. He spoke with a woman on the scene who reported being attacked by Watson. She said Watson, someone she knew, forced his way into the residence. He knocked her onto the ground, pulled a chunk of her her hair out and choked her. She eventually escaped to a bedroom where her 1-year-old child was at the time. Watson followed her into the room and sodomized her before she was able to escape out of the window and call authorities. |
Valdosta man arrested after woman sexually assaulted VALDOSTA, GA - A man who got out of prison in August is back behind bars, and is facing multiple felony charges, after a woman tells police that he raped her. She said it happened Thursday afternoon in her home. She said that 31 year old Mike Anthony Thomas, Jr. came to her home, where an argument began. The victim said he punched her, cut her with a knife, and raped her. Within two hours, investigators had tracked Thomas to North Forrest Street, where he was taken into custody, and was transported to the Lowndes County Jail. "The vicious nature of this case is shocking, and no one should have to endure such a terrible situation," said VPD Lieutenant Adam Bembry. |
DNA Links (black) Suspect to 1999 Rape of Teen; Police Seeking Maryland Man  Prince George's County Police are asking the public for help finding a man wanted for the 1999 rape of a teenage girl after a DNA hit linked the suspect to the crime more than 17 years later. Police identified the suspect as Richard Cedric Taylor, 44. On June 6, 1999, a 15-year-old girl was socializing with friends, as well as Taylor, whom she didn't know, police said. Taylor offered to give the girl a ride home, but instead he stopped at an empty apartment on Cindy Lane in Capitol Heights, where he assaulted and raped the girl in the apartment, police said. The case went unsolved for nearly two decades -- but on Sept. 8, police said, a DNA hit linked Taylor to the crime. Detectives got a warrant for his arrest, but haven't been able to find him. |
(Black) High school student allegedly posed as FBI agent to receive services from prostitutes TULSA, Okla. — An Oklahoma high school student was arrested after he allegedly posed as an FBI agent in an attempt to receive free services from prostitutes. Police say Anthony Maurice Harris, 18, attempted to contact a prostitute online; however, the individual he was actually speaking to was an investigator with the Tulsa Police Department. Harris allegedly said he was an FBI agent and threatened the prostitutes in order to receive free services. Harris then listed numerous sexual acts that the woman would have to perform in exchange for his not putting her in jail. |
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Daily News' 'America's Rapist' cover cited in Cosby court docs Bill Cosby says he's a victim of the New York Daily News. In new court documents filed Friday the comedian cites The News’ "America's Rapist" front-page as a top reason his upcoming criminal trial should either be moved out of suburban Philadelphia or draw its jury from a "larger market." "On Monday July 27, 2015, the cover of the New York Daily News featured a large color photograph of Bill Cosby, accompanied by two simple words in giant, bold face type: America's Rapist," the new filing says. |
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Black Serial Killer Probe Opened After 3rd NJ Body Found: Sources   Authorities believe the 20-year-old New Jersey man accused of killing a college student and another woman in the last few months may be linked to a third slaying, and investigators are actively looking at him as a possible serial killer, law enforcement sources familiar with the probe say. The sources say Khalil Wheeler-Weaver is being investigated in the death of a missing 19-year-old Philadelphia escort whose burned body was discovered in an abandoned building in Orange, New Jersey. Though she has not been publicly identified, she was living at the Garden State Motel in Union Township when she disappeared, the sources say. She vanished in September. On Tuesday, Wheeler-Weaver pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the death of 33-year-old Joanne Brown, who was last seen Oct. 22 in Orange and whose body was found in a vacant house in Newark on Dec. 5. |
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Black gangster accused of killing infamous Orthodox Jewish landlord says they were pals     One of the men accused of killing Brooklyn landlord Menachem “Max” Stark told cops that he was actually the slain businessman’s good buddy — and that he put a tracking device on the victim’s car to help him out. “Max is a friend of mine,” Erskin Felix told investigators a few months after the 2014 murder. Felix — who was indicted Wednesday on charges of second-degree murder and kidnapping for his alleged role in the slaying — claimed that rather than wanting Stark dead, he actually tried to protect him from people who wanted to do him harm. “Max had approached me in the summer and told me he was afraid someone was after him and wanted me to look out for him,” Felix said. Stark disappeared from his Williamsburg office in the middle of a blizzard in January 2014. His burnt body was found in a Long Island Dumpster the next day. |
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(Black) Man charged with threatening Austin police officer has 82 previous arrests A man that has been arrested 82 previous times is facing a new charge for allegedly threatening an Austin police officer, according to court documents. According to police, 33-year-old Jerome Brasfield was urinating in the parking lot of an Applebee's restaurant. When officers arrived, they say Brasfield smelled strongly of alcohol and was unable to stand without assistance or answer basic questions. Brasfield was arrested for public intoxication. While en route to the Williamson County Jail, police say Brasfield made numerous statements about how he wanted to kill the officer, saying "you're dead! Dead! Dead!" and "I'm going to chew you to the bone!" At that point, the officer advised Brasfield he was being charged with retaliation due to the threats, to which Brasfield responded "f--- you! You're a liar!" Based on Brasfield's 82 previous arrests, many of those being for public intoxication, the officer believed him to be unpredictable and capable of following through on his threats. |
(Black) King of Prussia Armed ATM Theft Suspect Behind Bars  Police in Montgomery County announced the arrest Thursday of a man wanted for an armed robbery at a King of Prussia bank ATM earlier this month. Upper Merion Township Police charged Jamal Goodwin, 25, with robbery, aggravated assault and related charges in the Dec. 5 robbery at the Wells Fargo Bank location at 101 W. DeKalb Pike. Officers responded to the bank around 8 that night after a man reported being robbed by an armed man while using the ATM. The robber took money from the man’s wallet then drove off, said police. Goodwin, of Carroll Street in Philadelphia would later confess to the crime as investigators recovered the gun, said police. |
Police: (black) Duo Beat Man With Rake, Tied Him Up, Then Stole His Marijuana  MILLSBORO, Del. — Delaware State Police have charged two New Jersey men they say beat a Millsboro-area man with a rake, tied him up and stole his marijuana. Police say a homeowner found his 23-year-old tenant tied up in the garage Wednesday and called police. The man told police that two men showed with rakes and offered to clear up his leaves. After he declined, one man hit him with a rake, knocking him to the ground. Police say the duo dragged the man to the garage and bound his hands and feet. Once they found the man’s marijuana, they drove off. Officers stopped the car and police say they arrested 20-year-old Miguel Velasquez and 21-year-old Kent Mautes. |
2 (black female) Women Arrested After Allegedly Throwing Scalding Hot Coffee On Wawa Employees According the Upper Darby Police Department, three African American women entered the Wawa, poured a 24oz coffee and threw it onto the workers. Police say the employees suffered burns to their face and body. The Wawa employees say the women are frequent customers and are “always causing problems.” It’s unclear at this time what caused the incident. Police described one of the suspects as an African American woman, wearing a gray hoodie and black sweatpants with PINK printed on the leg. |
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Judge orders 20-year-old Omaha man accused in road-rage killing to appear in district court    A judge on Friday ordered a 20-year-old Omaha man accused of killing a man in a road-rage incident to appear in district court. Darwin Johnson, 20, of Omaha, has been charged with first-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony in connection with the death of Cristian Pastrana-Marin, 32. Police said Pastrana-Marin was shot Oct. 26 while in a car at 30th and Chicago Streets. Authorities say Johnson and Pastrana-Marin did not know each other. The witness told police he noticed a gray Mazda 3 stop behind him and a black male get out “and start looking back.” As the light turned green, the witness told police, he heard “approximately five shots” and saw the man get back into the Mazda. The Mazda passed the witness’s vehicle while both were headed south toward Dodge Street. The witness then obtained the car’s license plate number. Both vehicles turned west on Dodge Street, and the witness saw what he described as a white woman driving and a black male in the passenger seat, Dye said. The witness called 911 about a possible shooting and gave a dispatcher the license plate number of the Mazda. Pastrana-Marin was taken to the nearby Creighton University Medical Center after the shooting and placed on life support. He died Nov. 2. The driver of the Mazda, Page Green, 18, of Council Bluffs, has been charged in the case with being an accessory to a felony and tampering with physical evidence. |
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3 Indicted In Death Of (black) 8-Year-Old Camden Girl  CAMDEN, N.J. — Camden County officials announced on Thursday that three people have been indicted in connection to the death of an 8-year-old girl in Camden. 8-year-old Gabrielle Hill-Carter was shot in the head while riding her bicycle outside her South 8th Street home on August 24. She died two days later. Tyhan Brown, 18, of Camden was indicted for first-degree murder, as well as conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder. Authorities say Brown shot at Amir Dixon who was the intended target when Hill-Carter was shot. Shakia Land, Brown’s mother and Natasha Gerald were also indicted. |
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(Black) Uncle and nephew are hunted by police after they filmed themselves injuring a cat by pouring boiling water on it   Police in Mississippi are hunting two men who they say poured scalding hot liquid on a cat trapped in a cage and filmed the horrific spectacle. The video was posted on Snapchat earlier this month and Karmen Coleman, 23, turned herself in on Friday and removed the clip after being warned she faced charges of rendering criminal assistance. But police in Moss Point have now issued arrest warrants for 43-year-old Larry Rostchild Jr and his nephew Laderrick, 24, after charging them in their absence with aggravated cruelty to an animal. Commander Stacey Deans said the cat was later found dead. |
Horrifying video shows (black) owner dragging his sick pet dog from his truck and dumping it outside shelter  Hope, a one-year-old Rottweiler mix, was dumped outside an Alabama shelter Surveillance footage shows her owner dragging the lifeless dog from his truck, pulling her across gravel and abandoning her Shelter staff weren't sure she would survive her injuries when they found her They believe she was used as a bait dog in multiple dog fights where she sustained hundreds of puncture wounds |
Coroner: Pregnant (white) Rockford mom was stabbed to death before fire killed her three (mixed race) kids   ROCKFORD - Keandra-Kiana R. Austin was 16 weeks pregnant with a baby boy when she was stabbed to death and her Garfield Drive rental house set on fire in the early morning hours of Sept. 17, killing three of her children. Austin's charred body was found alongside the kids in a southwest bedroom. Autopsies determined the children were killed by smoke inhalation and carbon monoxide poisoning. No evidence of trauma was found on the children. Austin, 27, had been stabbed in the chest, puncture wounds had penetrated her left lung. There were no drugs or alcohol found in her toxicology screening. Those were among the new details that emerged at a Winnebago County Coroner's Office inquest today at the coroner's office. The four-member inquest jury ruled that Austin, and her children, V'Angelo "Poppa" Totty, 9, Keeryn "Dodda" Austin, 6, Aliya Beasley-Austin, 6 months, and the unborn child, were killed as a result of homicide. Austin had in October 2015 obtained an order of protection against the father of one of her children after he sent her threatening text messages. In court documents, Austin said that the man had years earlier choked and hit her. |
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Wetback Illegal Alien Mexican in country illegally, charged in needless premature death of a 5-year-old White boy |
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Mexican Man Charged With Rape Had 19 Deportations, Removals |
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(Hispanic) Ex-Delaware Principal Faces 40 Years in Prison If Found Guilty on Federal Theft Charges |
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Plans to execute (black) serial killer Ronald Gray offer relief to (White) victim's family     Ronald Gray will die. A little more than 30 years after the former soldier's first victims were found in Fayetteville, a federal judge earlier this month cleared the way for the Army to execute the convicted murderer and rapist who once terrorized his neighborhood near Bonnie Doone But even without a set date, the news of progress in the case - which lingered in the courts for eight years since President George W. Bush approved Gray's execution in 2008 - offers some relief to the families of Gray's victims. "This is life-changing news," said Honey Rosalie Schlehuber, the younger sister of Tammy Cofer Wilson, one of Gray's victims. "We've been waiting for years," Schlehuber said. She talked with The Fayetteville Observer from near the family home in Chickasha, Oklahoma. Wilson, then 18 years old, was found nude, raped and murdered in a wooded area near the Fairlane Acres Mobile Home Park off Santa Fe Drive on Dec. 12, 1986. The crime was linked to Gray during the investigation of another murder and a series of rapes. Eventually, Gray was convicted in military and civilian courts of raping several women and killing four - Wilson, cab driver Kimberly Ann Ruggles, Army Pvt. Laura Lee Vickery-Clay and Campbell University student Linda Jean Coats. Gray, who lived in Fairlane Acres and served as an Army cook, was convicted and sentenced to death in a Fort Bragg court-martial in 1988. He also pleaded guilty to 22 felonies in civilian courts, including two of the murders and five rapes. For those crimes, a civilian judge sentenced him to eight life sentences. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Richfield woman guilty in death of (White) public works employee  MINNEAPOLIS - A Richfield woman has been found guilty of third degree murder and vehicular homicide in the death of a public works employee in January 2016. Marie Jessica Hall, 25, crashed her car into the back of a truck with two Bloomington Public Works employees inside, killing one of them. Tyler Lenort, 38, died. The other man suffered a traumatic brain injury, skull and spinal fractures. Hennepin County District Judge Paul Scoggin ruled that her mental illness issues did not prevent her from knowing her actions were "morally wrong" when she crashed her car. On January 28, 2016 Hall walked into her former place of employment earlier that morning, then walked behind the counter and grabbed two bottles of vodka, throwing money in the air on her way out. She was seen running red lights at a high rate of speed before the fatal crash. Officers interviewed Hall at the hospital where she was being treated for her injuries. They say she was distraught over events in her life, and admitted to driving fast and erratically while going to get some vodka. After taking the vodka from her former employer, Hall allegedly told detectives that she opened a bottle, drank the equivalent of four or five shots of vodka, then sped down American Boulevard at approximately 100 miles per hour. It was then that she ran into the public works truck. She indicated to police officers that she had intended to kill herself. - (Black-on-white) |
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Authorities identify (white) teen fatally shot (by black man during an 'illegal gun transaction')  TUSCALOOSA Co. — A 17-year-old boy shot to death Tuesday afternoon in Hueytown has been identified. Steven Colt Coggins, 17, of McCalla, was shot at 3:20 p.m. in Hueytown, but the body was later found at a home in McCalla. According to authorities, one suspect is in custody, and a person of interest is being sought. - (Black-on-white) |
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Cops: (Colored) Gwinnett boy, 15, accused of murder said he ‘had’ to shoot (white) man   Fifteen-year-old Caziah Brown leaned against the defendant’s table in Gwinnett County Magistrate Court on Wednesday afternoon, arms tucked into a large grey sweatshirt as tired eyes peered out from behind dangling braids. The teen alternately yawned, listened intently and peeked at family seated nearby as a homicide detective laid out the details of the murder case against him: counterfeit money, marijuana, a man dying in a daycare parking lot. “He’d planned to rob the victim … and it went bad, and he had to ‘blow him (away),’” detective Patrick Watson said, relaying a conversation Brown allegedly had with a friend. “And he just blew him in the chest.” Police believe that, on Dec. 17, Brown met 21-year-old Curtis Oldham on a residential street off Lilburn’s Killian Hill Road. Oldham, and his accompanying girlfriend, apparently believed he would be selling marijuana to Brown. What exactly happened remains unclear. But Oldham’s girlfriend told authorities that, at some point, 15-year--old Brown stuck his hand inside her car, dropped a counterfeit $100 bill and fired a single gunshot through the window. The girlfriend drove off, stopping at a nearby daycare to bang on the door and ask for help. Someone there called 911, and police arrived to find Oldham bleeding in the passenger seat of his girlfriend’s car. He later died at Eastside Medical Center. - (Black-on-white) |
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New trial date set for 2015 rape case on MU campus - by SUDANESE REFUGEE that does not speak English COLUMBIA, Mo. - One month after a jury declared a mistrial in a 2015 rape case near University Hall, a judge has assigned a new trial date for Mohamed Mostafa. Mostafa is accused of raping and robbing a woman on MU's campus in May 2015. On Nov. 19, a jury announced it was unable to reach a verdict on the case. A new trial has been set for Mar. 3 in Boone County court. A pre-trial conference is scheduled for Feb. 27. Mostafa has pleaded not guilty to charges of rape and 2nd degree robbery. |
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Trey Songz arrested after Joe Louis Arena outburst injures Detroit cop R&B artist Trey Songz flipped out Wednesday night at the end of his set in Joe Louis Arena in downtown Detroit, getting arrested after throwing things, and causing a head injury to a police officer, police said. It happened near at the end of his performance, at about 11:30 p.m. during The Big Show at the Joe, which Trey Songz headlined with Chris Brown and others. "He was told his set was over, that he would have to get off the stage," Detroit Police Officer Dan Donakowski said. "At which time, he became irate and started throwing objects (from) the stage; speakers, microphones, anything he could get his hands on."“Hey this is Trey Songz in D.C. with a special message for the f****** police. F*** y'all. F*** the police. F*** the MGM. F*** all y'all,” he said in the video. |
Black Sports: Greedy Negro Sprinkle Suspended From Belk Bowl CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema has announced that senior tight end Jeremy Sprinkle has been suspended due to conduct detrimental to the team and will not play in Thursday’s Belk Bowl against Virginia Tech. Sprinkle was accused of attempting to shoplift items at the Belk department store at the SouthPark Mall in Charlotte on Tuesday. Each player on both teams had 90 minutes to spend a $450 gift card at Belk on anything in the store. The players also each received a Fossil watch. Sources said Sprinkle attempted to take items worth more than the allotted cost available. |
DARK Hispanic Prisoner Daniel Ortiz escapes from Greenwich Village hospital  A prisoner under arrest for petit larceny escaped from a Greenwich Village hospital Thursday afternoon and was being sought by police, sources said. Police from Midtown South brought Daniel Ortiz, 31, to Lenox Health Greenwich Village, at 7th Avenue and W. 12th Street, sources said. He fled at about 3:30 p.m., while wearing a leg shackle. He was last seen entering a train station at W. 14th St. Police were searching the subway. Another prisoner attempted to escape the emergency room of Bellevue Hospital on First Avenue at about 5:30 p.m., punching a detective after his handcuffs were removed. However, detectives in this case never lost sight of the 32-year-old and quickly placed him back in custody. |
Cops arrest Hispanic man suspected of stabbing (White) tourist in Times Square |
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Gay Schoolteacher, Partner Accused of Sexually Abusing 8 Boys Kill Themselves An elementary schoolteacher and his partner engaged in ongoing sexual contact with eight underage boys over several years and then killed themselves when discovered, according to documents released by police in South St. Paul Minnesota Tuesday. South St. Paul police have wrapped up their four-month investigation into 4th-grade teacher Aric Babbitt and Matthew Deyo last week, filing a redacted 134-page case report detailing illegal sexual activity including “anal sexual intercourse” between the two men and a number of schoolboys. |
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(White) Murder victim executed by two evil blacks - remembered as kind, giving dad, grandfather, neighbor   OMAHA, Neb. - Omaha Police continue the search for a killer after a Millard man was gunned down in his own home Friday. Monday we learned from family that 50-year-old Mike Brinkman's wife and son were also home when he was murdered. Family tell us Brinkman's legacy will be the kindness he showed so many. "Words cant' describe how I really, really feel because I guess I'm still in shock that he is gone," said his ex-wife Michelle Brinkman after a prayer vigil Monday night in his memory. After decades of raising their daughter the two remained good friends. "I'm just overwhelmed by how many lives Mike has touched." At WOWT 6 News we've seen his kindness first hand when he'd help someone in need after a number of our 6 On Your Side Investigations. He was a roofing expert for many stories we covered. When somebody was left with a bum deal from someone who worked on their roof Mike would sometimes help them out. He was the owner of Xcel Roofing for 30 years. "Mike always went out of his way. It wasn't just a roof for him. It was somebody he got to know on a personal level," said Jim Harding who bought the business from Mike this past spring. "I intend on giving honor to him and his legacy continuing on with that same program." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Teens’ alleged armed robbery, carjacking lead police to (White) murder victim’s body   Hours after a teen allegedly shot and killed a man outside a Gwinnett County daycare Saturday, police say he and three other teens carjacked and stole money and pizza from a delivery guy. Caziah Brown, 15, of Lilburn, was arrested and charged with murder in the shooting death of Curtis Oldham, 21, of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County police Sgt. Jake Smith said Monday. Brown also faces aggravated assault, armed robbery and theft charges. Police said Oldham was found dead about 3:40 p.m. Saturday outside of Childtime day care facility in unincorporated Lilburn. Oldham was sitting on the passenger side of a black car at the day care, police said. A woman was sitting in the driver’s seat. "It is likely that the shooting occurred elsewhere and the day care parking lot was convenient as the driver sought help for the victim,” Smith said. Oldham was taken to the hospital where he later died. About seven hours later, Brown was allegedly involved in another incident in Lawrenceville with three other teens aged 15, 16 and 18. Police say the teens ordered a pizza to an abandoned home and stole the pizza, $50 and the delivery driver’s car. According to arrest warrants, one of the teens, 18-year-old Joshua Tarrant pointed a BB gun at the victim. The delivery driver was also allegedly threatened with a taser. “They were pointing the gun at me and the other guy had the Taser and was zapping it,” the delivery driver said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(white) Woman faces charges in West Allis homicide (of black 'baby-daddy' that brutally beat her)  A West Allis woman was charged with homicide Tuesday in the fatal shooting of her live-in boyfriend at their house last week. Investigators said Brittany S. Baier, 28, admitted to fatally shooting Terrance J. Tucker, 27, following an argument. Baier initially lied about the shooting, telling investigators that an intruder killed Tucker and tied her up, police said. She later said Tucker, the father of her 1-year-old son, had beaten her shortly before the shooting. Police initially responded to the couple's house near S. 88th St. and W. Arthur Ave. after Tucker's mother reported her son missing. Before police arrived at the house to check on Tucker, Baier also reported him missing. Investigators found Tucker's body in the house with two gunshot wounds to the back of the head. He had been covered in plastic and appeared to have been dead for some time, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Attorney said Springfield man is innocent as four murder charges are dropped Prosecutors dismissed criminal charges Tuesday against a Springfield man accused of killing four people in a north-side motel room in 2014. A prosecutor said he anticipates charges will be refiled against Scott Goodwin-Bey, 49, but Goodwin-Bey's attorney said his client is innocent and he hopes authorities capture the real killer, or killers. "It was a flimsy case all along," said Chris Hatley, a public defender representing Goodwin-Bey. Goodwin-Bey was scheduled to stand trial for the killings in early January. |
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Police: (Black) Suspect in RAPE and death of (White) DC yoga teacher was also wanted for robbery and assault  WASHINGTON — Police say the suspect arrested in the death of D.C. actor and yoga teacher Tricia McCauley was also involved in the robbery of a CVS Pharmacy in D.C. on Monday. D.C. Police say the man robbed the CVS in the 700 block of 4th Street between 9:15 and 9:30 a.m. Monday and assaulted the store's employees. D.C. Police arrested the suspect early Tuesday morning after they found him in McCauley's vehicle with McCauley's body in the 2200 block of M Street sometime around midnight Tuesday. Police released a timeline of where they believe the man was before his arrest. Police have not yet released the man's name but say the investigation is "proceeding rapidly." - (Black-on-white) |
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MIAMI — Law enforcement officials are investigating the fatal shooting of a black man in suburban Miami who they say was carrying a gun during a traffic stop. Miami-Dade Police said two officers noticed a car driving erratically Friday night through a West Perrine neighborhood and attempted to pull the car over. When the car stopped, the passenger jumped out and ran. “One officer began to purse the passenger on foot when he encountered the driver, which was armed with a firearm, and shots were fired,” said MDPD Det. Robin Pinkard. The driver, Jamar Rollins, 21, was pronounced dead at the scene. 
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