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Worthless black 19-year-old parasite charged with murder of White man in burglary shooting  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A 19-year-old has been charged with murder after a homeowner was shot and killed Monday afternoon when he interrupted a burglary at his home, police said. Maleek Williams is also facing an armed burglary charge, police said. Lt. Steve Gallaher said 50-year-old Kyle Simpson returned to his home on Native Dancer Court about 2:30 p.m. Monday and walked in on Williams and another man burglarizing his home. Simpson's family and friends said he was a veteran of over 20 years in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany. “It's so sad he can go to war, not get injured, but come home and get shot and left for dead," Simpson's nephew, Brandon Engle, said. "It blows me away.” A neighborhood mail carrier told detectives that he saw Simpson open his garage door before he was met by two men coming out of the home. Williams shot Simpson, and the two left him for dead and drove away in a 2010 black Ford Escape, Gallaher said. Surveillance video from a neighbor's home showed what appeared to be the suspects' SUV leaving the home after the shooting. During his interview with detectives, Williams confessed to the burglary and to shooting Simpson, Gallaher said. He also gave police the name of the other man who was with him during the burglary. Police have found the second man, whose name has not been released, and are questioning him. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Man in ‘wrong place, wrong time’ when shot at Gwinnett gas station by cold-blooded black killer   The sister of a man killed Friday in a gas station shooting says he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Lena Mialik said that her brother, Vitali Mialik, “was the kindest person ever.” He was found about 11:15 p.m. in the parking lot of the Valero station in the 1700 block of Beaver Ruin Road in unincorporated Norcross. The 34-year-old, who had been a Suwanee resident for nine years, was trying to earn enough money to bring his wife and two children to the United States from the eastern European county of Belarus. The couple have a 4-year-old son and a 2-month-old daughter. “We are trying to get her a visa so she can come and say goodbye to him,” Mialik told the television station. One of two armed black men grabbed an assault rifle from an SUV and shot Mialik in the neck after the men left the store, Pihera said. The men then drove away. - (Black-on-white) |
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Syracuse police charge (cowardly criminal worthless black) teenager with murder (of White man) - shot in the back  SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A teenager has been charged in Syracuse with murder. Khani Johnson, 18, was arrested by the Syracuse Police Department and charged with second-degree murder and first-degree robbery. He was also arrested by the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Syracuse police asked the public for help in January finding a suspect named Khani Johnson, a 17-year-old Syracuse teenager suspected of shooting Jason M. Davis to death on Dec. 14, 2016. Johnson was wanted on a warrant for second-degree murder and first-degree robbery. Davis, 39, of North Syracuse, was shot in the back in the 100 block of Ballantyne Road near Ballantyne Garden Apartments. He later died at Upstate University Hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Evil black psycho sex-fiend killer Negro) Jogger suspect’s (black) sister thinks he was framed because he’s black  The sister of Karina Vetrano’s accused killer said Monday that her sibling was framed—and that he was only arrested because he’s black. “I think the cops framed him because he’s a black person. They couldn’t find anyone else to pin this on, so they pinned it on my brother,” Theresa Forbes, 36, told reporters. Forbes’s half-brother, Chanel Lewis, 20, was charged Sunday with murdering the Queens jogger in August based on DNA evidence and two videotaped confessions, authorities and law-enforcement sources have said. Asked about the alleged forensic evidence against her sibling, Forbes said,“The DNA lies sometimes. They wanted to get confirmation so they framed him for murder. “My family, we are God-fearing people. The Bible tells us ‘Do no kill’—we do not kill,” she said. As for her sibling’s alleged confessions, “I think they coerced him into a confession. They tricked him,” Forbes added. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Lashawn Cecil found guilty of murdering (white) Norwich mother Jaclyn Wirth     NEW LONDON - More than five years after mother of two Jaclyn Wirth was killed in her Norwich apartment, a jury has found Lashawn Cecil guilty of murdering her. The verdict was announced Friday morning in a packed courtroom in New London Superior Court. Members of Wirth's family, who had waited more than three years before Norwich police arrested Cecil and another two years for him to be brought to trial, reacted emotionally. One cried "oh" in shock. Several also wept and hugged each other. The jury of eight women and four men convicted Cecil, 36, of Taftville, of murdering Wirth on Dec. 14, 2011, by firing nine shots through the door of her apartment. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Ohio Woman Raped Four-Year-Old An Ohio woman allegedly raped a four-year-old on January 4, police say. India Kirksey, 20, of West Price Hill was arrested Monday and booked into the Hamilton County Jail. . Investigators say she recorded herself performing a sex act on the child. Someone in Texas saw the video and contacted Cincinnati-area authorities. Cincinnati police say that Kirksey gave them a taped confession. |
Three teens arrested in gang-rape sexual assault of 16-year-old girl - one with African name and bulbous lips  WESTBROOK, Maine — Three teens have been arrested after sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl in Westbrook, police said. Police responded to the Super 8 Motel on Larrabee Road in Westbrook at 8 a.m. on Sunday morning, after reports of suspicious activity in the parking lot. The investigation led police to one of the rooms where detectives said they found that a 16-year-old girl had been sexually assaulted by three males at the hotel. Two of the suspects are juveniles, ages 15 and 16, were arrested and brought to Long Creek Youth Development Center. The third suspect was 19-year-old Garang Majok of Westbrook. Majok was arrested and brought to the Cumberland County Jail. "Sometimes you get lucky. You get called to the right place at the right time, and our officers did a good job of using street experience to do what they typically do and give that victim the space to let the officers know what's going on," Capt. Steven Goldberg said. - WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT BLACK AFRICANS IN MAINE? |
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| Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) just can’t stop talking about black people
1. “Tell ’em to kiss my butt." — LePage to a reporter about the Maine NAACP in 2011. LePage announced he would not be attending Martin Luther King Jr. Day events because, he told a TV station, he thought the group was a special interest. 2. “Guys with the name D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty [who] come from Connecticut and New York, they come up here, they sell their heroin, they go back home [and] half the time they impregnate a young white girl before they leave.” LePage added that’s “a real sad thing because then we have another issue we have to deal with down the road." — January 2016, talking about Maine’s opioid epidemic 3. “My brain didn’t catch up to my mouth. Instead of saying Maine women, I said white women.” — LePage at a news conference in January 2016, apologizing for saying “white women” but otherwise not backing down from the above comments 4. “Let me tell you something: Black people come up the highway and they kill Mainers. You ought to look into that!” — LePage having a confrontation with reporters in July 5. “Let me tell you this, explain to you, I made the comment that black people are trafficking in our state. Now ever since I said that comment I’ve been collecting every single drug dealer who has been arrested in our state. I don’t ask them to come to Maine and sell their poison, but they come and I will tell you that 90-plus percent of those pictures in my book, and it’s a three-ringed binder, are black and Hispanic people from Waterbury, Connecticut, the Bronx and Brooklyn.” — LePage to a black businessman at a town hall in August. (An Associated Press review of that binder found that about one-third show black and Hispanic defendants.) 6. “I have helped many, many families. In fact, I even brought a black person into my family. Nobody wants to give you the real story, but the fact of the matter is, sir, I am not a racist.” — LePage to the businessman at the same town hall. (About that “black person” he brought into his family: LePage welcomed a Jamaican teenager into his family for several years, but he is not, as LePage likes to say or The Fix originally wrote, his adopted son.) 7. “You shoot at the enemy. You try to identify the enemy and the enemy right now, the overwhelming majority of people coming in, are people of color or people of Hispanic origin.” — LePage in a news conference in August. (The American Civil Liberties Union of Maine said statistics show that white people are more likely to sell drugs than black people.) [How Maine Republicans could force Gov. Paul LePage to resign] 8. “You know and I know and everybody in the state knows that the overwhelming majority of the people that have been arrested this year, coming out of Connecticut and New York, have been black and Hispanic, it’s not a matter of race, it’s a matter of fact. Are there some white ones? Yes, there are some white people.” — LePage responding to a reporter's question in August when asked why the race of the accused drug dealers in his binder matters. |
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Outrage erupts after black ex-con on parole charged in Butler, Lowndes Co. rapes BUTLER COUNTY, AL - A Greenville man with a long criminal history is once again back behind bars, charged in connection with two sexual assaults that happened on the same day in two different counties. During a press conference Monday, the Butler County sheriff and district attorney slammed the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles for allowing the suspect to be back out in the community when he was supposed to be serving a life sentence in prison. Willie Fred Jenkins, 39, faces multiple charges in Butler County and Lowndes County stemming from the most recent offenses. |
Black Man arrested for sexually assaulting 13-year-old girl HENDERSON, Nev. A Henderson man was arrested on Feb. 1 for sexually assaulting a teenage girl. According to officers, 38-year-old Mario Alston met the 13-year-old whose name wasn't released online in January 2017. Henderson Police said the Alston and the teen continued to talk to each other using the instant message using the Kik Messenger app. Detectives said the teen gave Alston her address so that the two could meet, but when he arrived at her home, he sexually assaulted her. According to the Alston's arrest report, the teen was soliciting herself on Craigslist. On Feb. 1, Henderson Police went to Alston's home and arrested him for the alleged crime. He was booked into the Henderson Detention Center on two counts of sexual assault on a child under 14. |
Ethiopian black (migrant, refugee, alien) breaks into random apartment, attacks woman, tells police he was, 'trying to get some' ROCKVILLE, Md. — A 31-year-old man told police he entered a secure apartment building, broke into a second floor apartment and tried to rape an unsuspecting woman all because he was horny. Tedros Ishetu, of Silver Spring, is facing criminal charges of attempted first-degree rape, home invasion, second-degree assault and false imprisonment. On Monday, January 16, Ishetu snuck into the Congressional Towers apartment building, located along the 200 block of Congressional Lane. The seven-story building, which requires key fob access, is home to dozens of families in a predominantly Asian section of Rockville. According to police, Ishetu walked through the lobby, rode an elevator to floor two and then entered an unlocked unit. A 36-year-old woman cooking in the kitchen heard a noise. When she turned around, she saw Ishetu with his finger over his lips, telling the woman to remain quiet. Police say Ishetu attempted to cover the woman's mouth, rip off her shirt and drag her to the bedroom. However, the five-foot-six, 150 pound, attackers plans were foiled when the victim bit his palm, started to scream and escaped into the hallway... |
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Black man, black woman indicted in Macon child sex crimes case MACON, Ga. -- A man and woman were indicted in connection to child sex crimes. According to an indictment from the Bibb County Superior Court, Dexter Jarrod Burnett is charged with one count of aggravated child molestation, one count of child molestation, one count of aggravated sodomy and one count of sexual battery against a child under 16. Claudia Tamara Merriweather was charged with one count of making a false statement. She is accused of lying in a statement that appeared in Magistrate Court to get Burnett's charges dropped. |
(Black) Woman Surrenders in Shooting of UAMS Student at Dept. of Health LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - A woman charged with several offenses, including the shooting of a pharmacy student outside the Department of Health, is out of jail on bond, the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) said. Police identify the woman as Tiara Higgins, 21, of Little Rock. They say she turned herself in Friday, Feb. 3, and was charged with five offenses. Higgins is charged with one count of 1st Degree Battery, three counts of Aggravated Assault and one count of Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm From a Vehicle in the 2nd Degree. The victim in the department of health shooting is identified as 33-year-old Caleb McClain, who was shot Jan. 23 in the upper left shoulder. The incident happened in the parking lot of the Department of Health building on W. Markham St. |
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Police Arrest worthless black criminal parasite In ATM Shooting, Attempted Robbery WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. – Wheat Ridge police have arrested a suspect they believe shot a woman during an early-morning attempted robbery at an ATM on Feb. 1. Officials say it happened around 5 a.m. Feb. 1 at the Chase Bank near W. 38th Avenue and Wadsworth Boulevard. Police released surveillance photos taken during the attempted robbery at the ATM. Investigators say the victim had to get out of her vehicle to use the ATM at the bank. That’s when she noticed a man with a handgun approaching her on a bike , so she got back into her car in an attempt to get away.
Police say the suspect opened the car door and fired one round at the woman. She was shot in the shoulder, but managed to get away. She drove herself to Lutheran Hospital for treatment and was released.
Her four-year-old son was in the car at the time of the shooting but was unharmed. Police arrested Markeith Burton-Fleming on Friday after searching his home and finding evidence that linked him to the shooting and attempted robbery. |
Black Sports: Black Baylor coach arrested on prostitution charges  WACO, Texas --- A Baylor University coach is out on bond after having been arrested over the weekend. 33-year-old Brandon Washington was arrested Saturday by deputies at a Waco hotel on a solicitation of prostitution charge. Washington came to Baylor from Temple University with newly hired head football coach Matt Rhule. The Central Texas newspaper says Washington was immediately fired by the University after the administration learned of the arrest. The arrest comes just days after documents were made public linking disgraced ex-Baylor head football coach Art Briles and his former staff to covering up crimes and academic issues of football players. |
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Black man convicted in Metro escalator assault arrested again, and again, and again   WASHINGTON - Elijah Jeremiah Smith may finally be out of chances with D.C.’s criminal justice system. Smith made headlines in 2015 when he was caught on surveillance video knocking out a 69-year old (White) man with a series of punches on a metro escalator. The 19-year-old D.C. resident was already on probation at the time he was arrested and charged in that attack, and after picking up another assault charge while awaiting trial, eventually received a seven month jail sentence, plus probation. As a teen with a relatively minor criminal record, Smith was sentenced under the controversial Youth Rehabilitation Act. Free from prison, but still on probation, Smith likely blew his second chance in January. A review of MPD and court records by WUSA9 shows Smith was arrested three times in a less-than-two-week stretch in January, charged with two assaults and one assault with a deadly weapon. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Belton High School student mad at Patriots for winning Super Bowl threatens to shoot up school CASS COUNTY, Mo. -- A teenager upset over the New England Patriots' victory in Super Bowl 51 is facing a felony charge for threatening his high school through a social media post. Prosecutors charged Jashon Taylor, 17, of making a terrorist threat, a class D felony. A probable cause statement says Taylor was mad that the Patriots beat the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night, so on Snapchat he threatened to shoot up Belton High School. The court document states he said in part: "Bro i hate the patriots and every fan they have... OMG im f****n pissed. Let it be known im shooting Belton tomorrow or tuesday whenever i go back. Imma find every hoe bragging and blast them." |
Black friend of black man who claims wrongful murderconviction: He wasn’t there that night — I was    A Brooklyn man who claims he was wrongfully convicted for the 1995 murder of a 4-year-old girl not only had no part in the fatal shooting — he wasn’t even present at the scene that night, his childhood friend testified Monday. Terrence Morgan told the court he knew his pal Sundhe Moses couldn’t have fired the stray shots that killed little Shamone Johnson in August 1995 — because Morgan himself was there to “shoot up” the benches outside the Brownsville projects, as were others, but not Moses. |
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Black Cop killer’ trial gets underway without the alleged shooter   Prosecutors described in opening statements Monday the chilling moment a career criminal shot dead an NYPD cop during a foot chase in East Harlem — but the defendant wasn’t around to hear it. Tyrone Howard, 33, refused to attend the first day of his murder trial in Manhattan — part of his “efforts to do whatever he can to derail the proceedings,” said Justice Michael Obus. While he sat in a cell, Assistant District Attorney Linda Ford told jurors that Officer Randolph Holder, 33, and his partner came face-to-face with Howard on an E. 120th St footbridge following a drug-related shootout in October 2015. |
| Black man and white girlfriend Allegedly Involved with Robbery in Attempt to Recover Naked Photos Appear in Court CLEARFIELD, PA – Two people allegedly involved in a robbery that was an attempt to recover naked photos were in Clearfield County Court Monday. Michael Jerome Irby Jr., 26, Altoona, is facing felony counts of criminal conspiracy/burglary, burglary, conspiracy/robbery, robbery, conspiracy/theft, theft by unlawful taking and misdemeanor counts of terroristic threats, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person. Sara Ann Wolfe, 24, Altoona, is charged with felony counts of criminal conspiracy/burglary, conspiracy/robbery and conspiracy/theft. They are both inmates of the county jail and were scheduled for sentencing court Monday. The charges stem from an incident in Mahaffey in June when Irby allegedly forced his way into the victim’s home and threatened to kill him if he didn’t turn over his computer, phone and camera that had photos of Irby’s girlfriend, Wolfe. |
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Support for Eric Pastrick - This is an emergency appeal to help our friend Eric Pastrick. On the afternoon of February 24, 2015, Eric was walking home from a local bus stop when he was attacked by a gang and suffered head injuries. In the past two years, he is still recovering slowly but has been unable to work full time. We are asking for some donations to help him meet his obligations. - (gofundme) ( |
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(White) Daughter of knife rampage victim Darlene Horton demands (black muslim African Somalie) killer is locked up indefinitely  The daughter of a US teacher stabbed to death during a mentally ill teenager’s rampage through Russell Square today called for her killer to be locked up indefinitely. Darlene Horton, 64, was knifed in the back by 19-year-old Zakaria Bulhan as he roamed through central London armed with a kitchen knife while in the grip of a psychotic episode. She suffered wounds to her lung and heart and died in the street, on August 3 last year, just a day before she and her husband were due to return home to Tallahassee in Florida. Today at the Old Bailey, Bulhan pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility and charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm of five other victims. He gave his father the slip at a mosque hours before going on the rampage. A police officer said he was "very close" to shooting Bulhan dead, saying: "It had to be a pre-emptive strike. We could not let him get around the corner." - (Black-on-white) |
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| St. Paul Police: Woman, 76, Sexually Assaulted While Out On Walk - by black sex fiendMINNEAPOLIS — St. Paul police say they are investigating after a 76-year-old woman who was out for a walk was attacked and sexually assaulted last week. According to police, the incident occurred around 8:40 a.m. Thursday at St. Paul’s Lake Phalen. A 76-year-old woman reported to police that she was walking along a path by a waterfall when a man came up behind her, grabbed her and dragged her to a wooded area. As they entered the woods, the victim struggled and they both fell to the ground. The victim said the man failed to undress her, but did use his hands to molest her before fleeing. Police say the suspect is described as a black man, 5-foot-8 to 5-foot-10, medium build and possibly in his mid-40s. He also wore pants, a jacket and hat that were all black. |
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| (Black savage, demon), 20, accused of raping and strangling (White) Queens jogger - police were warned about him TWO MONTHS before she died 'We would stop at nothing to find the savage that did this to her. The demon must get his justice and we will see to it,' Mrs Vetrano | ||
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DEATH PENALTY WON’T BE SOUGHT IN (BLACK PACK ON WHITE) BLINN STUDENT MURDER    The death penalty will not be sought for any of the four defendants accused of killing a Blinn College student in 2014. Four people have been charged with the murder of 20-year-old Trey Kurtz. Only one of the men accused was 18 years old at the time of the crime. Several years ago, the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to seek death against anyone that was under 18 at the time of the offense Kurtz’ body was discovered lying in the intersection of Seelhorst and Dark Streets near downtown Brenham just before midnight on October 30, 2014. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a single gunshot wound to the head. 19-year old Michael Charles Dixon Jr., 18-year old J.B. Wright, 18-year old Deperrion Lott, and 20-year old Jordan Alexander Graves, all of Brenham, have been charged with murder. Only Graves, who was 18 at the time of Kurtz’s death, would be subject to being sentenced to be executed. However, District Attorney Julie Renken says they do not plan on seeking capital punishment on him under the facts they have about his involvement. A trial date has not been set. - (Black-on-white) |
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Second suspect in '15 Little Rock killing handed 40 years     Two of the three people accused of participating in the fatal robbery of a Little Rock security guard in his home have now been sent to prison on murder and robbery charges. The final defendant -- the man his co-defendants say is the killer, 28-year-old Calvin Thornton Jr. of Little Rock -- is to stand trial before Pulaski County Circuit Judge Barry Sims at the end of the month. Prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for Thornton on capital murder and aggravated robbery charges. Police say Thornton has implicated himself in the July 2015 slaying of 68-year-old Fred William Pohnka Jr. during a robbery at Pohnka's South Jackson Street home. Pohnka, a father of three, was found dead in the kitchen of his ransacked home by his supervisors, John Platt and Wayne Taylor. They had gone to check on Pohnka when he did not show up for work at Regions Bank. His car was in the driveway when they arrived, and they found his front door unlocked. They saw his body in a pool of blood and called police.The three defendants were charged with capital murder and aggravated robbery. On Monday, 29-year-old Alexandria Levette Martin (black whore) of Little Rock, who was Thornton's girlfriend, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of second-degree murder and robbery in exchange for a 40-year prison term. The mother of two has no prior felony convictions and was the first arrested after Pohnka's death. Martin and co-defendant Malcolm Jamal Cooksey, 25, told authorities that Thornton beat Pohnka to death with a gun during the robbery. Last month, Cooksey accepted a 50-year prison sentence for first-degree murder and felony theft. He was arrested the day after Martin. Court records show he was on probation at the time of the slaying for a July 2010 arrest in Little Rock with a stolen car and a gun. The resulting theft by receiving conviction was his first felony, court records show. His plea is conditioned on fulfilling his promise to testify against Thornton, court records show. Martin was arrested almost a week after Pohnka was killed. Detectives were directed to her by the last person Pohnka ever spoke to by phone, Victoria Harton. (prostitute) Phone records showed that he had spoken with the 29-year-old Little Rock woman shortly before he was killed. Harton told police that she'd had sex with Pohnka for money three days earlier. On the night he was killed, she'd turned him down but arranged for him to meet Martin, she said. Detectives got surveillance video taken from several convenience stores in the county where the victim's bank cards had been used and got photographs of the three defendants, court records show. After her arrest, Martin told police that the men had followed her to Pohnka's home. She said they rushed into the house when the victim opened the front door for her to leave. Martin said she went back inside the home a short time later and helped the men steal a TV, guns and the victim's wallet. She also said she'd taken her cigarette butts and anything else she thought might connect her to the home. Martin told police that Cooksey said he'd hit the man in the head with his gun when "things got out of hand," according to court filings. In his post-arrest interview with detectives, Cooksey denied harming the man, saying Thornton was the killer. A two-day manhunt for Thornton by police and federal marshals ended at the home of Thornton's cousin, Shaloriale Nywan Moore, 37, at 1600 S. Pierce St., where police arrested Thornton after finding him hiding in Moore's attic, nine days after the slaying. Moore was also arrested because she'd told police he wasn't there. Moore has since pleaded guilty to felony hindering apprehension in exchange for three years on probation. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black family wants FBI to investigate shooting of black by White neighbor in self-defence - (Rumors of an adulterous affair) ANDERSON CO., S.C. – A fatal shooting that happened in Iva has been ruled as self-defense, according to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office. But the family of the man who was killed believes he was the victim of a hate crime. The shooting happened on Leona Drive on July 27th, 2016. Two men shot at each other from their own yards, Sheriff Chad McBride says. Charles Mackey pulled a gun on his neighbor and fired a shot, but that neighbor quickly fired back, killing Mackey. Sheriff McBride announced on Friday that there would be no criminal charges filed and that the shooting was done in self-defense. (The black family) firmly believe the shooter killed Mackey because of his relationship with a close friend’s wife. “She and my brother was having an affair,” Mackey’s sister, Mary Simpson, said. The spokesperson for the family, says they’re now putting in a request for the FBI to review this case as a hate crime. “There were a lot of racial slurs,” Fant said. “There were a lot of racial name calling. |
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Mixed-race Heather Mack apparently confesses in YouTube videos to (mudshark) mother's murder    Heather Mack gave an apparent confession via recently posted YouTube videos in the murder of her mother, Sheila von Wiese-Mack, in Bali in 2014. Mack, who grew up in Oak Park but lived in Chicago, claims in the videos that she alone killed her mother while on vacation. Von Weise-Mack's body was found stuffed in a suitcase. Mack and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer are in prison for the murder. In the videos, posted Feb. 2, 2017, she says he took part in the attempted cover-up but not the murder itself. Mack also claimed that her mother killed her father years earlier and that's why she murdered her mother. - (Black-on-white) |
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(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Man arrested for allegedly taking photos of athlete undressing at LSU track meet BATON ROUGE, LA - A Florida man has been arrested for allegedly photographing an athlete while he was undressing at a LSU track meet. On Friday, February 3, around 7:15 p.m., a LSU Police Department officer working at the Carl Maddox Fieldhouse for a LSU track meet was advised by a security officer that a black male wearing all black was video recording people in the men's restroom. The security officer states she was approached by a track athlete, who said someone was taking pictures of him and recording him undressing in the bathroom stall. The athlete states the person was in the third stall in the bathroom. The security officer then notified her supervisor. The report states that prior to the LSUPD officer's arrival, the security officer saw someone exit the third bathroom stall and walk past her. Upon attempting to approach the man, she says she noticed him attempting to remove the SIM card from his phone as he speedily walked away from the restroom. The suspect, identified as Arnold Antaeus, 35, of Miami Beach, Florida, was then detained. The victim was able to positively identify Anteaus as the person who took unwanted photos of him. |
(Black) Kirkwood massage therapist charged with sexual misconduct KIRKWOOD, MO. - A Kirkwood massage therapist is facing sexual misconduct charges after two women accused him of inappropriate conduct. According to charging documents, 34-year-old Jason Deal was working as a professional massage therapist. During two appointments, one in December 2016 and another in January 2017, adult female customers say he attempting to engage in sexual conduct while giving them massages. Deal has been charged with two counts of second-degree sexual misconduct. He's being held on a $2,000 bond. |
Would-be robbers in Metro East pull gun on Vietnam vet, who fires back, killing 1  VENICE • An attempted armed robbery turned deadly Thursday when the would-be victim pulled a gun and fired, killing one of the robbers and injuring another, police said. Billy Dean Dickerson, 19, of St. Louis died Thursday morning when he and Perry A. Richardson, 23, tried to rob a 70-year-old man who was dropping off a friend at her house in the 200 block of Abbott Street in Venice, police said. The man is a Vietnam War veteran from St. Louis. The veteran and his friend were sitting in his car when Dickerson pulled his vehicle up next to the driver's side, police said. Richardson, who was sitting in the passenger seat, pulled out his gun and demanded money. The veteran pulled out his gun and fired, hitting Dickerson in the head and Richardson in the arm and chest. Police were called to the block for a report of shots fired and found Dickerson inside his car. He was pronounced dead at the scene. |
Joint-smoking subway rider was once a "negro-rich" millionaire 60-year-old Michelle Carter was once a millionaire. In 2005, Carter fell into the path of an oncoming subway train, resulting in both of her legs being amputated below the knee. Destitute, Carter sued the city Transit Authority in 2006, claiming she had been pushed onto the tracks in the Roosevelt Island station. The TA argued the mentally ill Carter was attempting suicide when she was struck by the F train, according to court records. She apparently spent much of the next eight years on the streets, until November 2014, when the Transit Authority agreed to pay Carter a $4 million settlement. She was finally on Easy Street. But two short years later, Carter is again penniless and back in court. |
Black Man Sentenced for Taking Upskirt Photos of Unaware Women  A suburban Philadelphia man has been sentenced to serve between one and two years in prison for taking pictures up the skirts of at least three unsuspecting women. The Delaware County Times reports 34-year-old Bobby Hayden was sentenced Wednesday in Delaware County court after pleading guilty to charges including invasion of privacy and harassment in November. |
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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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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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