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Police: (White) Murder victim able to describe (black) suspect before death; leads to arrest  MADISONVILLE, KY - Madisonville police have arrested a man as part of a murder investigation. Police responded to a stabbing in the 300 block of West Arch Street in Madisonville just before 8 Thursday night. They found a man, 25-year-old Alex Phebus, who had been stabbed. Police say he was still conscious and was able to give officers a description of his attacker. Phebus was then taken to the emergency room, where he died. Officers say the information they got from Phebus pointed them to 21-year-old Jaleen Spivey. Spivey was arrested and charged with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Convicted Black Killer (of White police officer) Set To Be Freed Next Week - "No Justice - No Peace"   A man who was sentenced to death for killing a Gary, Ind. police officer is now about to walk free. Lt. George Yaros was 57 and nearing retirement when he was killed in the line of duty in 1981. Yaros was responding to a bank robbery. He was shot as robbers escaped out the back, guns blazing. As the World War II veteran lay wounded, prosecutors and witnesses said one robber, Rufus Lee Averhart, stopped and fired the fatal shot into the officer’s chest. His son later saw his dad at the hospital. “Sometimes I think I wish I wouldn’t have seen it, because I think about it sometimes,” Tim Yaros says. “Other times, I say I’m glad I saw it, because I know what he did to my dad.” Averhart, who changed his name to Zolo Azania in prison, has been behind bars since. He denies the crime, despite two convictions and death sentences. But after a series of appeals and, ultimately, a plea deal, the Yaros family is preparing for him to walk out of prison Monday. Justice, says Tim’s wife, not served. The family does not buy Azania’s claim he’s changed. They note he killed another man before the 1981 murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Philly Police Still Trying To Solve Cold Case Of (3 black males) Who Killed (White) Officer Frederick Cione 47 Years Ago  PHILADELPHIA — Who murdered Officer Frederick Cione? It’s a question the Philadelphia Police Department has never been able to answer. The rookie officer was shot and killed 47 years ago this week. It began with a routine police stop on a cold January 30, 1970 morning. Cione was just 25 at the time. “He’s in his patrol car and what we believe is he gets out to stop three African-American males,” said Philadelphia Police Capt. James Clark. Cione approached the three men near 17th and West Oxford shortly after 1 a.m. It would turn out to be the rookie cop’s last assignment as he was ambushed and shot multiple times. “He goes down,” said Clark. “He stands over top of him and shoots him again.” Now 47 years later, and 26 boxes of homicide files, interviews and evidence gathered, Cione’s killer has never been arrested. His murder is the only unsolved police killing in Philadelphia Police Department history. - (Black-on-white) |
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COWARDLY FERAL NWORD BEATS WHITE WOMAN ON HEAD FROM BEHIND WICHITA, Kan. Wichita police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in August. The incident was captured on surveillance video. Police say the attack happened around 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 in the entry way of an apartment building near 2nd and Topeka. The 58-year-old victim tells police a man had been walking closely behind her for about a block and followed her into the building. Surveillance video shows the man making small talk with the woman. When she turns her back, he pulls out a 2x2-inch piece of wood that is concealed under his shirt and beats her with the wood. The was treated for her injuries at a local hospital. Her attacker is described as a Black man wearing a black hat with a distinctive white logo and dark dress shoes. If you have any information about the case, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111 - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Caldwell man sentenced to 99 years for sexual assault of his 9-year-old daughter A 45-year-old Caldwell man was sentenced to 99 years in prison Thursday for molesting a young girl in 2014, officials said. Reginald Thomas was found guilty by a Brazos County jury in October. "Thanks to this sentence, he will no longer be able to hurt children." Thomas' attorney, said his client "peacefully accepted the sentence" and showed no emotion during his sentencing. During Thomas' trial, prosecutors presented evidence that he sexually assaulted a 9-year-old girl, as well as had indecent contact with her, over a three-month period. |
Negro sentenced to life in prison for sexual abuse of children  HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - A man has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of the sexual abuse of two children. Louis Henry West, 55, was indicted for two counts of indecency with a child in 2014. Investigators were made aware of the abuse after one of the two children told her mother. West would babysit the two children, ages 7 and 10, while their parents were at work. West was reportedly a close friend of both families. |
Negroid predator charged in sexual assault of senior  MINNEAPOLIS - Prosecutors have charged a predatory offender with criminal sexual assault after investigators linked him to three similar assaults on the same night. Stephen Lee Blanks, age 32, is charged with aggravated robbery and criminal sexual assault in connection with one of the cases. Minneapolis Police were dispatched on January 3 to an apartment building. When they arrived they found a 79-year-old woman on a gurney being moved into an ambulance. The woman said she was returning to her apartment after retrieving her mail when a man came up behind her, put his hand over her mouth and dragged her away from her apartment and into a stairwell. The elderly woman told investigators the man punched her in the face multiple times, hit her head against the stairwell wall, then pulled her undergarments down and attempted to have sex with her. |
Cops seek negro monkey who masturbated across from woman on Brooklyn subway   Police are searching for a man who masturbated in front of a shocked straphanger on an L train in Brooklyn, officials said. The man sat across from his female victim on the an eastbound train as it pulled out of Atlantic Ave. station around 10 p.m. Tuesday, cops said. He then exposed himself to the woman and masturbated. |
(Black) Woman films herself giving oral sex in courthouse A Florida woman recorded herself performing oral sex in a courthouse — just before she was about to face a judge on drug-related charges, according to reports. The woman posted the graphic Jan. 31 video — taken in an empty hallway of the Duval County Courthouse — to Twitter, with the caption, “Just found a way to get out of trouble,” Action News in Jacksonville reported. The woman, identified by the Daily Mail as 26-year-old Brittney Jones, also wrote, “That damn tongue got me in trouble again lol.” |
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3 negros arrested in shooting of pizza deliveryman in northeast Las Vegas - delivery man shot over chicken wings  Three people were arrested Monday in connection with the shooting of a pizza deliveryman in the northeast valley on Sunday. Darell Lamont Fisher, 28, and Quuneke Thompson, 24, were booked on several counts including attempted murder with a deadly weapon, battery with a deadly weapon and robbery with a deadly weapon. Police also charged them with conspiring to commit robbery, murder and battery with a deadly weapon. A third person, Odell Otis, 36, was booked on conspiracy to commit robbery. Wilbur Fredlund, a 60-year-old Manhattan Pizza deliveryman, was taken to University Medical Center Sunday with a gunshot wound to the neck. Fredlund arrived about 2:20 p.m. to a residence to deliver chicken wings. In the driveway, a man and woman approached him. The man demanded Fredlund to “give me what you got,” then shot him once when refused. The man and woman took the wings and drove off in a white Buick LeSabre police said. |
Black African Muslim migrant father of six beaten to death by freckled negroid neighbor in random attack    A father-of-six NYU lab technician was beaten to death for no apparent reason by a maniac neighbor when he returned home to get the wallet he forgot on his way to night medical school, cops and relatives said. Bakary Darboe, 46, was just about to exit his East 156th Street building in The Bronx on his way to class at Mercy College around 5 p.m. Thursday when he turned back to get the billfold from his 9th-floor apartment. Darboe was riding the elevator back down when the doors opened on the seventh floor — and he was suddenly ripped out into the hallway by career criminal Junal Jordan, 40, cops said. The brute, who has 20 prior arrests, pummeled Darboe with his fists and a cellphone as Darboe begged him to “Get off me!” according to police. Darboe, a native of Gambia, was found dead at the scene. One of his knocked-out teeth was found near his body. On Friday, more than a dozen of Darboe’s grieving family members gathered inside his apartment wearing traditional Gambian garb. The victim’s oldest brother, Mbemba Darboe, 61 said “He’s religious. He loved his family, really. He’s a great man. We cannot forget about him.” Darboe, a devout Muslim who belonged to the local Gambia Islamic Society and immigrated to the United States about a decade ago. Mbemba said, “We can forgive, but we cannot forget as Muslims.” |
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(Black female) Funeral director who had bodies in her garage gets prison PHILADELPHIA -- A Philadelphia funeral director found with three decomposing bodies in her garage has been sentenced to three months in prison. A judge reportedly also barred 73-year-old Janet Powell-Daily on Wednesday from working for any mortuary business or service despite her protests that "the whole story hasn't been told." Her prison term will be followed by 20 months of house arrest. Police were called in August 2015 to the garage adjacent to Powell Funeral Home after neighbors investigating a foul odor stumbled upon the bodies. One was in a coffin and two others were in cardboard body boxes. Powell-Dailey pleaded no contest last month to theft by deception, theft of movable property and abuse of a corpse. Her attorney says they're pleased with the outcome. |
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(Black) Suspect Arrested In South Shore Plaza Shooting BRAINTREE – Police arrested a suspect allegedly involved in a gang-related shooting inside South Shore Plaza Friday night. Michael Spence, 23, was arrested early Saturday morning in Quincy after he was identified using surveillance footage and other resources. Shots were fired inside Macy’s just before 7 p.m. Friday night. Shell casings and a gun were recovered in the store. The incident appears to have been gang-related. |
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2009 Iowa City (black on White) murder trial moves forward after Supreme Court denial    A new trial for an Iowa City man accused in a 2009 murder is moving forward after the United States Supreme Court decided last month not to hear the case. The trial for Justin Marshall, 25, will begin March 13, Sixth Judicial District Judge Sean McPartland said at a hearing held via phone conference at the Johnson County Courthouse on Friday. McPartland also set a Feb. 10 deadline for lawyers on both sides to file motions, and a Feb. 17 deadline for filing objections to those motions. A final pretrial conference will be held Feb. 24. The trial is expected to take two weeks. Marshall, 25, is accused in the 2009 murder of Iowa City landlord John Versypt, 64, who was gunned down in a stairway at the Broadway Condominiums (now called Orchard Place) on Broadway Street, in southeast Iowa City. Police and prosecutors say the case is one of a robbery gone wrong. Marshall was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison, but that verdict was overturned on appeal. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Shot, Killed After Running Over (White female) Arlington Officer Twice!  ARLINGTON – Arlington Police say it’s amazing an officer is alive after being run over not once, but twice. The driver of the car was shot and killed with three passengers, including a 2-year-old girl, in the back seat. Arlington Police said during a traffic stop for allegedly throwing drug paraphernalia out a window, a 14-year veteran corporal officer realized the driver, 23-year-old Tavis Crane, had a warrant for evading arrest and a probation violation. With two backup officers behind her, the corporal tried to persuade Crane to get out of the car. “The female corporal, just as polite as she can be, basically pleading with the driver, ‘Hey, you’re under arrest. you need to get out of the vehicle’,” Police said Crane started to roll up the windows and take off. The backup officer tried to reach for the keys as the corporal moved back from the car. “When she started to cross between her patrol car, that’s when the vehicle got put into reverse,” Cook said. “It knocked her down to the ground. Ran over her with the rear axle. And then the driver put it in drive and ran her over again. Now you’re in a situation where you’ve got an officer in the car while this is unfolding.” The officer in the back seat pulled his weapon. Crane was shot multiple times in the torso. Police used emergency medical kits they carry and performed CPR, but Crane died. Sources said the officer suffered broken ribs, lower vertebrae and ankles. - (Black-on-white) |
Durham mom terrified after (black) man tries to kidnap her (White) son DURHAM, North Carolina -- An attempted kidnapping targeting a 12-year-old boy Wednesday afternoon in Durham near Hillandale Elementary School has the community on high alert. "I was thinking hard", said Bridget Williams, whose son was the victim of the attempted kidnapping. "I was thinking (the suspects were) maybe on the prowl to kidnap some kid." According to the Durham Police Department official report, officers responded to the call at 3:04 p.m. Wednesday. Williams' son was walking home from a bus stop when an older model black sedan slowly approached him. The child says a black man got out of the car and quickly came toward him with his hands in his pockets. The boy then screamed for the police and the two men fled the area. - (Black-on-white) |
Woman sentenced to prison time for role in kidnapping, rape of teen in Uniontown UNIONTOWN, Pa. — A woman who prosecutors said stood by and did nothing as her boyfriend allegedly raped a teenager will spend up to 50 years in prison. A judge on Tuesday sentenced Bobbi Jo Mack to 25 to 50 years in prison for her role in the February 2016 attack. State police said a 19-year-old woman reported being kidnapped and assaulted by strangers, then raped and left lying alone in a secluded area. She was flown to a hospital after walking through the woods and seeking help at a nearby home. Isiah Colbert, 33, and Mack, 32, both of Uniontown, were charged in the case. Colbert has not yet gone to trial. He has a court date scheduled for late January. The young victim told police that she was using an ATM on Pittsburgh Street in Uniontown when a man and a woman forced her into a car and drove her around the area to withdraw money from other machines.
She said that her attackers drove her to a secluded area on Hopwood-Coolspring Road and took her into the woods, where they physically assaulted her again and raped her, according to police. |
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Laotian migrant woman fights back, shoots (black) laundromat rapist-robber attacker with his own gun  UPPER DARBY, Pa. -- A woman fought back against her attacker inside an Upper Darby, Delaware County laundromat early Wednesday morning. She even managed to shoot the suspect with his own gun. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood payed tribute Thursday to the woman, Naou Mor Khantha. Mor Khantha is a Laotian-born mother of three. She was working her overnight shift at the laundromat when the incident occurred. Surveillance video shows a man armed with a 9 millimeter handgun enter the laundromat. Police say he was attempting to rob and rape the woman after trapping her in the restroom. A wrestling match ensued between the two. "I was scared. I was in fear of my life. I had to do what I had to do. I arm-wrestled him to save my life," Mor Khantha said. She wrestled with him for 10 minutes and then the gun was fired. In the video, Mor Khantha is shown fleeing with gun in hand; the suspect emerges moments later with a shattered left arm. She fled to the 7-Eleven across the street to call police. The suspect collapsed on the sidewalk outside the laundromat, but was able to scramble back to his feet. He was arrested several blocks away. He is identified as 23-year-old Daquan Brooks from Wilmington, Delaware. He remains hospitalized in serious condition. He will be charged with aggravated assault and robbery among other charges. |
(Black) Man charged in Alianna DeFreeze's death sexually assaulted woman, stabbed her with scissors in 2005 CLEVELAND, Ohio a The man accused of killing 14-year-old Alianna DeFreeze and leaving her body in an abandoned building was convicted in 2005 for sexually assaulting a woman, choking her unconscious and stabbing her in the neck with scissors. Christopher Whitaker, 44, is charged with aggravated murder in connection with Alianna's death. He is scheduled to make his first court appearance on Saturday. Officials have not said how Alianna died, but Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams called the crime "heinous" in a press conference announcing the arrest in the case. DNA evidence collected by the medical examiner linked Whitaker to the crime, police said. Whitaker is a registered sex offender stemming from the 2005 conviction. |
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(Black) Man charged with statutory rape, sex offenses Police said a local mother recently discovered inappropriate conversations between her daughter and a man on her daughter’s electronics. Officers said the alleged discussions centered on things that the woman’s daughter and the man had allegedly done together. They said when the woman discovered the conversations, she called Rocky Mount police with the information on Jan. 20. Police conducted a weeklong investigation into the claims. The investigation led to warrants being taken out for the arrest of Tamon Dewan Durant, 32, of Rocky Mount. Durant was arrested Feb. 1 in connection to the alleged acts and charged with two counts of felony indecent liberties with a minor, two counts of statutory rape and two counts of statutory sex offense. |
(Black) Brooklyn man nabbed in rape of 9-year-old girl  Cops cuffed a Brooklyn man who admitted to raping his girlfriend’s 9-year-old daughter. Members of the NYPD Brooklyn Child Abuse squad arrested 29-year-old Phillip Payne after the child came forward claiming he had been raping her over the past two years. Payne also physically abused the victim’s younger 5-year-old sister. The older girl told investigators that Payne — who lived with his girlfriend and her children — would punish her by ordering her to stand against the wall while he pushed nails into her palms — as if he was trying to crucify her. If she moved her arms, Payne would pinch her or beat her with a belt. Investigators grabbed Payne on Thursday. After being questioned, he made a full confession and was charged with multiple counts of rape, sexual misconduct, endangering the welfare of a child, menacing and assault, officials said. |
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(Black) Raleigh man charged with attempted rape RALEIGH -- The Raleigh Police Department has arrested a man after it says a woman was attacked in downtown Raleigh. It happened around 2 a.m. January 28 near Moore Square. A witness just happened to come by when it happened. "I was at the intersection and I just happened to see her and her pants were down and she was trying to fight him off," said the witness in a 911 call. The witness said he tried to chase the suspect, but he ran off. Investigators said the 49-year-old victim did not know her attacker. Thursday, police arrested 21-year-old Matthew Micheal Herron in the incident. An arrest warrant says he beat the woman in the head with his fists causing lacerations. He's charged with attempted second-degree forcible rape, first-degree kidnapping, and assault inflicting serious injuries. According to court records, Herron is also a suspect in a rape and indecent liberties case from when he was 19-years-old. |
(Black) Man Sexually Assaulted Vulnerable Adult, Deputies Say - (sex of victim not reported)  Blythewood, SC --- Richland County deputies have charged a man who they say sexually assaulted a vulnerable adult. Wardell Wages, 55, is facing a count of criminal sexual conduct third degree. Back on January 17, officers were told that a sexual assault happened at a home in Blythewood. According to deputies, the victim received food from Wages after walking away from a foster home before the assault took place. Investigators say he took advantage of the victim, sexually assaulting the person at his home. Officers say leads helped them identify Wages, and deputies say they found evidence during a search of his home. |
(Black pimp) gets five years for human trafficking A Fresno man was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for human trafficking, officials said. Demarea Williams, 23, of Fresno, plead guilty Jan. 4 in Ventura County Superior Court to a felony charge of human trafficking, authorities said. Williams was arrested by Ventura police on Dec. 20 after they received reports of a woman possibly being held against her will and forced to engage in prostitution, officials said. Police located the 21-year-old woman at the La Quinta Inn in the 5800 block of Valentine Road, authorities said. Williams and a second woman were arrested at the scene, officials reported. Investigators alleged that the 21-year-old victim had been trafficked throughout the California coast, Texas and Arizona. |
(Black) Houston woman charged with child porn, child sex assault A Houston woman has been arrested as part of a child sex sting in Montgomery County. Elisa Joyce Hill, 25, was arrested by Montgomery County officials on multiple felony charges, including attempted aggravated sexual assault of a child and four separate counts of possession of child pornography. Investigators say her intended victim was a 12-year-old male. Hill was arrested on Feb. 1. |
(Black) Suspect arrested in Tulsa rape investigation TULSA, Okla. - Quick Facts: Jamaal Gilbert became one of Tulsa’s Most Wanted in November Police believe he raped a 14-year-old in May Detectives worried he would commit a second crime He was arrested in east Tulsa on Thursday Gilbert remains in jail on $100,000 bond |
(Nappy-headed black) Man arrested in rape case nearly 2 years after incident JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A man was arrested after a sample of his DNA was matched with a victim from a rape case two years after the incident. Deputies said the victim reported that Reginald Nicholas Williams, 20, took her upstairs into a bedroom at 710 Spearing St. and forced her to have sex with him on April 22, 2015. When interviewed in July 2015, Williams told officials he had sex with the victim in 2014, but denied having relations with the victim during 2015. He then denied a DNA buccal swab. However, detectives obtained a DNA search warrant for Williams on March 31, when they were able to get the swab. Deputies said in June a lab report matched the DNA profile from the victim's underwear with Williams' DNA swab. |
(Black) Director used film about vets with PTSD as scam: lawsuit  A filmmaker scammed at least $785,000 while making a documentary about veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder — and showed up so drunk for a panel discussion on the USS Intrepid that he cursed out the guests and stormed off, a new lawsuit claims. Michael King also allegedly grabbed a female executive producer and got tossed out of the famed Sardi’s restaurant “because he was too intoxicated” during a party celebrating his movie “When War Comes Home” last year. |
(Nappy-headed Black) Man Facing Charges of Battery After Altercation with Two Women FAYETTEVILLE, AR.-- - A man is facing two charges of domestic battery after two women accused him of hitting them. James Maxey, 26, was arrested after two women told police Maxey hit them. Police said the first victim said Maxey pushed his way into her home while she was with her 18-month-old child. The victim stated Maxey pushed his way in and then punched her. Later, while an officer was at Washington Regional Medical Center, an ER staff member was running after Maxey and pointing him out, telling the officer Maxey needed to be stopped. When the officer approached Maxey, Maxey said he hit the second victim. When police observed the second victim, she had blood on her face and a broken orbital bone. The second victim told police she confronted Maxey about cheating and he hit her in the face, causing her to go unconscious. |
(Black) Baby Nearly Beaten to Death, Dad, 22, Charged LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - A 22-year-old father of two has been charged with First Degree Battery in the physical abuse of his baby boy, whose injuries doctors say are severe and life-threatening. Officers were called to Children's Hospital in regard to an assault report. The hospital's social worker, told them that a baby boy had come into the Emergency Room with a brain bleed, seizures and bruises on his face. The social worker told officers she spoke with the baby's mother, Britney Jackson, 21, of Little Rock, at the hospital. Jackson told the social worker that she has two kids, a baby boy and a 1-year-old boy. The children's father, Brandon Davis, 22, of North Little Rock, was supposed to be watching them while she was at work. |
| Canada: (Black) Mom outraged after her six-year-old black trouble-making monkey daughter was handcuffed by police in school A mother says she’s devastated after her six-year-old daughter was handcuffed by two Peel police officers inside her school. But the force is defending the move, saying it was done to protect the child from self harm. Letters of suspension from the school describe a child who “punched a staff member” and “assaulted students in the class by kicking, hitting and pulling their arms.” Since the age of four the child has been suspended four times, with police being called twice before the latest incident when she was handcuffed. Peel police say officers tried de-escalation techniques with the little girl and handcuffed her because she was banging her head and they feared for her safety. “The officers arrived on scene and found a young girl who was acting extremely violent – punching, hitting, biting, spitting. Their first priority is her safety,” said Peel police spokesperson Sgt. Josh Colley. The mother’s blacktivist lawyers believe anti-black racism is the underlying cause of the troubles. |
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Video: Search Continues For (Black) Suspect Who Allegedly Stole Vehicle With Baby On Board In Back Seat Philadelphia: The 30-year-old victim told police that she left her 2014 Toyota Rav4 running with her one-year-daughter in a car seat in the back. He is described as a black male, 30 to 35 years old, with a thin build and a goatee. He was wearing a black jacket, grey hooded sweatshirt and black Nike sneakers. |
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Pine Bluff Drug Raid Turns up $13K in Cash PINE BLUFF, Ark. - Crack cocaine, marijuana, hydrocodone pills and thousands in cash have been seized in a local drug raid. The Pine Bluff Police Department (PBPD) says Darrell Charles, 34, is facing a string of charges after being picked up at a home where officers with the Vice and Narcotics Division served a search warrant. Police say the seizures included 1.25 grams of crack cocaine, about 199 grams of marijuana, several pills of hydrocodone, and $13,510 in cash. Charles, of Pine Bluff, is being held at the Jefferson County Jail. He's charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance with Purpose to Deliver and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. |
High-ranking (black) NYPD cop accused of sex abuse gets honored A high-ranking Bronx cop charged criminally with sexually assaulting a female officer was honored by ministers at a Thursday dinner. Deputy Inspector Keith Walton spoke at a ceremony where he was honored by the 49th police precinct Clergy Council. “I’m not running nowhere, I’m not going nowhere.” Walton was charged with felony sex abuse as well as misdemeanor charges of official misconduct and forcible touching. Prosecutors claim Walton preyed on a woman in his command, calling her into his office and then grabbing her hand and placing it on his crotch. He was also suspended with pay. |
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Police: (Black) High School Cafeteria Worker Caught Selling Marijuana To Students On School Grounds  PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia high school employee is accused of selling marijuana to students. Philadelphia Police say narcotics officers caught 31-year-old Robert Lumpkin on surveillance video selling marijuana to students at George Washington High School on school grounds. Lumpkin is a cafeteria worker at the high school. While being surveilled, police stopped Lumpkin for a traffic violation. As a result of the investigation, a search warrant was obtained for Lumpkin’s home. Police say they found a total of $280 worth of marijuana in Lumpkin’s vehicle and home. Lumpkin has been charged with possession and possession with the intent to deliver. |
Canada: Former Mint employee who hid stolen gold in rectum sentenced to 30 months  The former Royal Canadian Mint employee who stole thousands of dollars’ worth of gold “pucks” by hiding them in his rectum has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison. Leston Lawrence, 38, of Barrhaven, Ont. was found guilty of theft over $5,000 in November. The Ontario Court judge, Peter Doody, ruled that the former Mint employee had stolen 22 gold pucks worth $165,451.14. He was also convicted of possession of property obtained by crime, smuggling gold from the mint, laundering proceeds of crime and breach of trust by a public official. - (Canada) |
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Black Sports: Basketball bad boy Matt Barnes surrendered to NYPD cops |
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Dark Hispanic man named 'Joan' Aguiree - Suspect in Deadly Newark Shooting Found Hiding in Dumpster Behind High School Officers found the suspect hiding in a dumpster behind a high school near Kearny Street and Broadway a short time later, according to prosecutors. The suspect was identified as Joan Aguiree, 23, of Newark, on Thursday night. |
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Muslim convert terrorist assassinates (White) Denver transit security officer - Denver Muslims warned feds that accused was 'very radicalized'  DENVER – The Denver Muslim community raised flags to federal agents in late December that the suspect in the Tuesday night shooting death of a transit security officer was “very radicalized,” according to an email obtained by Denver7. Texas native Joshua Cummings, 37, is accused of shooting and killing Regional Transportation District security officer Scott Von Lanken Tuesday night near Union Station in downtown Denver. Muslim leaders in Denver on Thursday told Denver7 Cummings had attended an event at an area mosque on Dec. 24 and another open house at the mosque earlier that month, and that several others at the meetings were concerned about his talk and behavior. Cummings talked of wanting to “fight now” in the Denver area “to establish the rule of Islam,” and that he quoted from a Quran verse... |
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(Long-haired, teardrop-tattooed, white wigger) Man wearing 'Black History' shirt tries to rob South Florida bank |
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(White) Pasco man shot, killed during Craigslist meet-up; two (black) teens charged with murder   TAMPA, Fla. - A Craigslist meet-up over a dirt bike turned deadly on Tuesday night when the seller arranged to meet with the possible buyer in Tampa and the buyer reportedly turned a gun on the seller's father. James Beck's son posted an ad on Craigslist to sell his dirt bike. He arranged to meet-up with a potential buyer in Tampa on Tuesday night. James Beck, 44, and his son traveled to Tampa with the dirt bike in the bed of their truck. The father and son met two potential buyers near N 18th Street and East 24th Avenue and police say it was clear that the two men intended to rob the victims. One of the suspects shot James Beck and the suspects took the dirt bike. "I run down there and I begin to help the little boy you know give his Dad CPR," said Lashauna Hopson. This Belmont Heights mom says she tried desperately to help. "I was like so where did he get shot and that's when he pulled up his shirt and you could see he had two gunshot wounds to his neck," she said. "He told his Dad I told you not to do this and it just touched me in a way, because I have kids. It was like, just very sad." Tampa Police arrested Dontae Johnson, 17, and Ramontrae Williams, 16. Both teens are charged with first-degree felony murder and robbery.
Williams had a prior arrest from 2014 for sexual battery on a 6-year-old. - (Black-on-white) |
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Horror injuries of (White) woman who climbed onto an electrical substation to flee attack by (black) sex fiend   An Arkansas woman who was forced to jump into an electrical substation to flee an alleged sexual assault is still recovering from second degree burns four months after the attack. Rachel Adams, from Little Rock, underwent three skin graft surgeries and a medically induced coma after fleeing a man who she said tried to orally rape her. She told ArkansasMatters.com her attacker Courvoisiea Allen had given her rides home before. But this time, she said he tried to force her to perform oral sex by threatening her with a knife. She knew she needed to escape by whatever means necessary. When Allen tried to force himself on her on October 3, she ran to a nearby Entergy electrical substation and climbed the electrical tower. Adams was severely shocked when Allen grabbed her shoe and she tried to break her fall by grabbing whatever was in front of her. She suffered burns on 40 percent of her body and spent a month at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Adams told the station: 'The physical injuries are minute in my opinion to the mental and emotional damage that's been done.' - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) New Orleans man pleads guilty to misdemeanor for punch that left (White) tourist paralyzed - NO JUSTICE - NO PEACE    A New Orleans man pleaded guilty Wednesday to a misdemeanor charge of simple battery for a punch on Frenchmen Street in October 2015 that left a California man paralyzed. Christopher Smith, 31, who was charged with second-degree battery over the late-night fisticuffs in Faubourg Marigny, claimed the victim, Doug David, 65, had thrown a can at his car at Frenchmen and Decatur streets, and that Smith was acting in self-defense when he threw the crippling punch. But Smith stood Wednesday before Criminal District Court Judge Tracey Flemings-Davillier to enter a guilty plea and offer an apology on the day of his scheduled trial. Assistant District Attorney Bonycle Thornton told the judge that David "is not in agreement with the plea that is offered in this case," but that he faced health risks in traveling and declined to come to New Orleans to testify. David accepts a "sliver of justice" from Smith's guilty plea, Thornton said. Flemings-Davillier sentenced Smith to a six-month suspended sentence and 100 hours of community service. She urged Smith, in the future, to "walk away." A spinal injury has left David, who lives in La Jolla, a section of San Diego, “permanently paralyzed from chest to feet.” |
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Sketch released of (black) suspect that tried to rape a (White) woman on a jogging trail - run off by her loyal dog  THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS - The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has released a sketch of a man wanted for questioning about an attack on the Sawmill Trail in The Woodlands. Catalina Humphrey was walking her rottweiler in the Grogan's Mill community around 4 p.m. Saturday. She said a man crept up from behind and grabbed her shoulder near Sawmill Road and South High Oaks Circle. Her 10-month-old puppy lunged into action before she could react. "He went around behind me and attacked him. I fell down. I was surprised because he's sweet and loving. I didn't know he would exhibit that side of him," Humphrey said. Humphrey said Hercules sunk his teeth into the man and bit him again and again.
The man then reportedly cursed at her. He ran off screaming and bleeding. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Long Prairie man receives more than a dozen years for manslaughter (of his white ex-wife) - "in the heat of passion"  LONG PRAIRIE, Minn. — A Long Prairie man who was convicted of first degree manslaughter for fatally striking his ex-wife with a shoe hammer was sentenced to 12½ years in prison. Craig Lamont Williams, 49, will serve the time at the St. Cloud Correctional Facility. During a hearing Wednesday, Feb. 1, Judge Douglas Anderson handed out the sentence, which is below the maximum penalty of 15 years, in Todd County District Court. Williams received credit for the three years and 164 days he's spent behind bars while his case was prosecuted. On Dec. 6, 2016, a Todd County jury found Williams guilty of committing manslaughter — intentionally causing the death of Nancy Elaine Williams in the heat of passion. The jury found him not guilty of second-degree murder. The incident began on Aug. 22, 2013 when Williams called 911 requesting an ambulance for a "gunshot wound" at a home about six miles south of Long Prairie. During the call, Williams said he had shot Nancy Williams at their home. When deputies arrived, they found Nancy, 58, dead. An autopsy showed that she died from multiple blows from a shoe hammer, not from gunshots. During a five-day trial in Todd County District Court, Williams claimed he was acting in self defense and that his ex-wife attacked him with a cobbler's anvil, a knife and a fork during an argument about him having sex with Nancy's daughter. His attorney, Malcolm Whynott, described the events leading up to the shooting as a "brewing storm" between the couple. The prosecution maintained that this was a case of "brutal, intentional murder" by Williams to end a dysfunctional relationship. Prosecutor Noah Cashman argued that Williams did not have marks or injuries on him and there were no signs of struggle in the house. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Ontario man arrested on suspicion of committing lewd acts on teen girls - after 'pulling a Cosby' drugging them Police arrested a 36-year-old man who they say is suspected of sexually assaulting at least one teen girl and committing lewd acts with another after they passed out. Cephas Hendricks, Jr., 36, of Ontario was arrested Jan. 31 on suspicion of committing lewd acts with a minor and sexual assault, according to an Ontario police news release. He was booked into West Valley Detention Center and remained there with bail set at $750,000. About 3 p.m., two 17-year-old girls went to a community pool in the Eden Glen community at 3800 E. Riverside Drive in the city, according to police. When the "unknown drug" wore off, police say, both girls found themselves partially undressed and fled the area. |
DNA links suspect to alleged rape of passed-out woman in Gardens  PALM BEACH GARDENS — A third man was arrested in the rape of a passed-out woman last summer in Palm Beach Gardens, records show. Rickey Joseph Powell’s DNA matched sperm found at the scene, police investigators said. Powell’s DNA is in a national database, records show. The 35-year-old suburban West Palm Beach resident was arrested on a sexual assault charge late Wednesday, records show. He and the two other suspects — Corey Hebron, 26, and Antoine Thomas, 28 — are being held in the Palm Beach County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bonds. They will be on in-house arrest if released, court records indicate. |
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| Police: Woman attacked (by black) after getting off CTA bus in South ShoreCHICAGO -- Police are warning people in Chicago's South Shore community to watch their surroundings and be on the lookout for a man seen in a surveillance photo who they say tried to sexually assault a woman early Tuesday morning. Police said the victim got off the bus near the 2200-block of East 68th Street around midnight Tuesday and the man in the pictures followed her. Police said she reached a residential building and the man grabbed the victim from behind and tried to pull her clothes off. She was able to get away. Police said the suspect is a black man between 20 and 25 years old, between 5 ft. 7 in. and 5 ft. 9 in. tall. The victim described him as wearing a gray jacket with an orange zipper, black pants and gym shoes. |
2 (blacks) charged in sexual assault of woman - (black female named after a Taco Truck!)   Two Gainesville residents have been charged in the Jan. 15 sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman. Darryl Dewayne Johnson, 29, is accused of rape, and Taqueria Shanise Bell, 24, is charged with aggravated sodomy, according to a Hall County Sheriff’s Office news release. The incident occurred at a residence on Baker Road in East Hall, and the victim knew her attackers, sheriff’s office spokesman Lt. Scott Ware said. Johnson is on probation for possession of cocaine and felony possession of marijuana, the sheriff’s office said. Both suspects are being held at the Hall County Jail. |
(Black) 54-year-old KC man charged in connection to murder caught on video KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Prosecutors filed charges on Thursday in connection with the Jan. 21, 2017, fatal shooting of Raymond Jones on Troost Avenue, which was captured on surveillance video. Thomas E. Midgette Jr., 54, was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for his alleged involvement. According to court records, a friend of the victim told police that he and Midgette had been in an argument and Jones had punched Midgette. That friend says after the argument, Jones went out to walk to a nearby market and Midgette returned and told the witness that “you won’t see Raymond anymore.” |
(Black) Man charged after 3-hour standoff with Raytown police RAYTOWN, Mo. — Prosecutors have charged a man involved in a domestic disturbance that led to a standoff with police in Raytown on Saturday. Myron T. Woods, 41, is charged with 2nd degree domestic assault, unlawful use of a weapon, and unlawful possession of a firearm. Raytown police responded to a reported disturbance at a home. When they arrived they found a bloody woman on the porch, as well as a gun covered in blood. She told police she had been in an argument with Woods, who was using drugs at the home. She said Woods struck her and beat her face bloody with the butt of the pistol. The woman told police she wrestled the gun away from Woods and fired shots at him, possibly striking him. |
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Hispanic Texas woman gets life sentence in toilet-tank-lid slaying of her old black boyfriend with the help of her new black boyfriend  Eunice Cristina Rodriguez, 40, of Anthony, was convicted of murder on Monday in a Tarrant County courtroom for her role in the murder of her old boyfriend, Tommy Brown, a 51-year-old Fort Worth man. Braylon Ellis, 28, of Garland, convicted in Brown's murder in March 2016, told police he hit the man in the head several times with a toilet tank lid, hit him with his first, then tied a white plastic bag around his head. The pair were apprehended in Georgia in Sept. 2013 after emptying out Brown's bank account on a spending spree that spanned several states. |
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(Hispanic) Suspect in hit-and-run crash that killed (White) officer has more than dozen driving convictions  CLEVELAND, Ohio -- More about the man arrested, accused in the hit-and-run death of Cleveland Police officer David Fahey. Police say they're holding Israel Alvarez, 44. He has a valid driver's license, but he has more than a dozen driving convictions. Those convictions include cases for DUI, no driver's license and more. We also found Alvarez has felony drug convictions in his record, and he just got off probation in December. |
Black boyfriend murders his (white) girlfriend and the innocent (White) daughter of the miscegenous mudshark   FITZGERALD, GA - A mother and her nine-year-old daughter were shot and killed in Fitzgerald before 6:00 p.m. Thursday night. It happened in the 400 block of West Orange Street. Chief Bill Smallwood said police made an arrest early Friday morning. The suspect is Veartis Tyrone Wallace, 38, who reportedly was Taylor's boyfriend. "He was located at a relative's apartment at Pine Point Apartments on Perryhouse Road," said Chief Smallwood. Chief Smallwood identified the mother as Jennifer Taylor, 33, and the daughter as Marissa Lynn Taylor. Wallace will make his first court appearance Friday or Saturday, when he will be charged with two counts of murder. The shooting happened just yards away from Fitzgerald High School. - (Black-on-white) |
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