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(Evil black) Man serving time for rape, kidnapping seeks freedom   SHELBY, N.C. - A woman was raped, kidnapped and forced into the woods, then shot, and now the ringleader of that disturbing crime is asking for a new sentence because he was only 16 years old at the time. The 1997 crime comitted by Travis McCord stunned and frightened people in Shelby. "It was such a horrendous thing that happened,” resident Shiela Hyslip said. “Nothing like that happened in a long time, or as far as I remember, any time." McCord and three codefendants forced their way into a woman's motel room and robbed her at gunpoint. McCord then raped her. She was bound and driven to a secluded road in Cleveland County. McCord shot her and forced the co-defendants to shoot her, too, according to court documents. Hyslip lived near that hotel and said people in town won't forget that crime. "Everybody was concerned,” she said. “They started locking their doors. They started walking their children home from school." She said some people bought guns. She was disappointed that McCord wants to get out of his life sentence and out of prison. "He should serve his time,” she said. “He shouldn't even have a chance to argue about it." - (Black-on-white) |
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Another black charged after murder of (White) taxi driver in November     Another person has been charged in the murder of a taxi cab driver on Friday, according to a press release. Tranique Prinze Livingston, 18, of Conway, has been served warrants from the Conway Police Department for murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime which resulted in the death of David John Bennett, 54, of Conway in November. The Sun News reported that Bennett died of a single gunshot would to the chest as he was sitting in his cab on Dillon Street in Conway. Malik Dajour Garner, 18, of Conway, and Lloyd Edward Pertelle, 18, of Conway, had previously been charged in the murder of Bennet. Pertelle was charged with accessory after the fact to felony murder. According to the release, Livingston is currently in jail for an unrelated charge of armed robbery, kidnapping, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and possession of a stolen pistol. The incident occurred in Conway on March 30. - (Black-on-white) |
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Worthless, racist black ex-convict assassinated two White utility workers before killing himself - which he should have done FIRST  ST. LOUIS (AP) _St. Louis police have released the names of two utility workers who were shot to death, along with the name of the man they say shot the workers before turning the gun on himself. The shooting happened Thursday morning as the Laclede Gas employees were working in a residential area in St. Louis. Police on Friday identified the workers as 27-year-old Alex Boschert and 52-year-old William Froelich. The shooter is identified as 51-year-old Clinton Willis. Police declined to discuss a possible motive, saying only that the shooting didn't appear to be racially motivated. Willis was black and both workers were white. Willis has a long criminal history dating more than 20 years that includes convictions on drug trafficking, assault and armed criminal action. Court records show he was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 1997. - (Black-on-white) |
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Guilty plea in fatal New Year’s Eve drunk driving crash   ST. LOUIS – A grieving St. Louis family says they want closure more than justice after a drunk driver killed their young son on New Year's Eve two years ago. The suspect, 28-year-old Willie Green III of Fairview Heights, pleaded guilty Thursday morning to five counts: one count of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of armed criminal action, one count of second-degree assault, and one count of leaving the scene. Xander Wohlstadter was heading west on Chouteau on December 31, 2014 when police said Green, who was speeding while intoxicated, was traveling north on Jefferson and failed to stop at the red light. The crash killed the 20-year-old Wholstader and seriously injured his then 16-year-old girlfriend, Emma Casey. Wohlstadter's parents described their son as someone who was always smiling, joyful, happy-go-lucky, and a friend to everyone. "He was so smart and I miss that, and that's part of what I grieve," said Michael Wohlstadter, Xander’s father. "What an easy kid he was to raise," said Beth Lewandowski, Xander's mother. "He had such a good disposition. He was like a Zen master, he was very calm."Casey was one of many who showed up at Thursday's hearing. She said it was hard to look at Green because all she felt was anger. Casey's injuries were so severe that the now 19-year-old went through several months of therapy and rehabilitation, which included learning how to write, speak, and walk again. "I wanted him to look at me and to see the face of his crime," said Casey. "He wasn't put in jail," Wohlstadter said. "I was hoping that his bond would have been revoked, I was at least hoping for that." Wohlstadter's parents said that no matter what the punishment, it won't bring their son back nor will it heal the wounds. "I want closure, but until he's actually been made accountable for what he did, I don't know if I can get to that point of closure," he continued. "I don't want to have to think about the criminal case again. because it's just too painful," said Lewandowski. "I want to close the door on that and not have to open it up again." Green is scheduled to appear for sentencing July 23. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black fatally stabbed (White) co-worker to death with 'Samui sword' - allegedly over 'gumbo seasoning'  PANAMA CITY — A seafood vendor employee was convicted Thursday of murder for fatally stabbing a co-worker with a “decorative sword” over gumbo seasoning. Orlando Ricardo Thompson, 27, was found guilty of second-degree murder as charged in the June 2015 death of 33-year-old Caleb Joshua Halley. The evidence in the case had been argued for almost two years since an argument erupted over gumbo seasoning behind Buddy’s Seafood Market, 111 State 79, and escalated into the stabbing. Thompson faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced May 4 by Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet, officials said. Family members of both men, who at one time had been roommates, wept in the courtroom when the verdict was read. - (Black-on-white) |
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African-american Suspect arrested for setting (White) Denny's customer on fire  HAPPY VALLEY, Ore. -- A man suspected of setting another person on fire at a Happy Valley Denny's restaurant was arrested Thursday evening. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office tweeted "We got him!" Thursday night. The suspect was identified as 24-year-old Deshaun James Swanger. He was arrested at a transitional home, located at Southeast 80th Avenue and Sunnyside Drive, just a few blocks away from the restaurant. A neighbor called in a tip to the sheriff's office and told deputies he believed the man they were looking for was Swanger and that he lived at the transitional house with about 18 people. The neighbor said he used to live at the home with Swanger and was surprised by the allegations. "He was really quiet...he stayed to himself," the neighbor said of Swanger. Deputies said that on Wednesday evening, Swanger walked into the restaurant, located at 12101 Southeast 82nd Avenue, at about 9 p.m., sat down, threw gasoline on the customer, then lit the victim on fire with a book of matches.The victim's family identified him as 69-year-old Scott Ranstrom. He is in critical condition at Legacy Emanuel hospital. “His face was like this big and he’s a skinny guy. And all red, and horrible-looking, burnt to a crisp. He was burnt to a crisp," Ranstrom's sister said. "They did that to my big brother. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. It’s not fair.” His family has set up a GoFundMe page to pay for his medical expenses. Deputies said Swanger and Ranstrom did not know each other. Detectives are looking into the possibility that this case is related to another incident earlier this week, in which a person threw gasoline on a stranger at the Clackamas Town Center movie theater. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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(White) Philly Woman Reportedly Swarmed By Pack of Savage African-American boys, Groped On Trail  PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia woman is speaking out after reportedly being groped while on the Schuylkill River Trail over the weekend. “About eight to ten African-American boys on BMX bikes swarmed me,” Bridget O’Brien told Eyewitness News. “One of the boys, probably no more than 12 or 13-years-old rode up next to me while I was on my roller blades and smacked me on my behind. I immediately turned to the boy and said, ‘That’s assault. You are not allowed to do that.’ To which he responded, ‘Yeah well you can’t catch me.'” Philadelphia Police say the boys then fled in the direction of City Hall. “I shouted as loud as I could, ‘Assault! Police! Call 911,’ hoping someone would stop them,” O’Brien said, though no one intervened. While O’Brien filed a report with the Special Victims Unit, she’s speaking out in hopes this won’t happen to anyone else. “It’s unacceptable and frankly, it’s illegal. And they need to be stopped,” said O’Brien. “I hate having to always be looking over my shoulder and worried about whether these kids are going to be assaulting me or harassing me.” - (Black-on-white) |
Former campus coon cop gets 20 years for sex crimes  PASCAGOULA, MS - A man who once served as a school resource officer in Moss Point will spend the next 20 years in prison for sex crimes against a 16-year-old female student. Earlier this week, Kevin Sylvester Williams was convicted of Sexual Battery by a Person in a Position of Trust or Authority and one count of Touching a Child for Lustful Purposes. Prosecutors said Williams sexually abused a female student, both on and off campus, while he was the school resource officer at Moss Point High School. "As a campus police officer, this defendant was tasked with the responsibility of keeping the children of the Moss Point school system safe. He chose to ignore that responsibility and instead used his position to prey on young girls." |
Sambo Subway restaurant manager sexually assaulting employees  F*QUAY-VARINA, North Carolina -- A F*quay-Varina Subway restaurant manager is accused of sexual battery on three female employees. The F*uquay-Varina Police Department said it began investigating 38-year-old Garfield Oates after a former employee of the restaurant located at 1326 N. Main Street came forward in February. Detectives said two other former employees also said they were assaulted by Oates. Investigators said the victims were between the ages of 17 and 38. According to the arrest warrants, in one of the incidents Oates, who lives in Angier, allegedly wrapped his arms around a victim from behind and touched her breasts under her shirt. In the other two incidents, Oates is accused of pressing his groin against the victims from behind, and police even said he slapped one of the victims on the backside. |
Negroid loss prevention officer charged with kidnapping, raping multiple victims  ST. CHARLES COUNTY - A St. Charles man is being accused of using his position and threats of police action to transport victims to his home and raping them. Shaun A. Ivy was charged on April 20 with kidnapping and raping multiple victims. Ivy, 36, worked as a loss prevention officer for clothing company H&M, which has stores inside the Chesterfield Mall, West County Mall, and the Galleria. Police said an investigation found that Ivy would use his position against his victims, who were caught shoplifting, to threaten them with police action and incarceration if they did not comply with his orders. "He would identify himself as loss prevention and tell them he could get them in big trouble or put them in jail," said Lieutenant Todd Wilson with the St. Charles Police Department. "Under guise of helping her out of the situation he coerced her to leave the store premises with him in his vehicle," added St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney Tim Lohmar. The investigation alleges that Ivy would then transport the victims to his St. Charles residence with the intent of sexually assaulting them. |
"Love Triangle" Allegedly Spurred Black Couple To Plot Baby’s Death In San Francisco Bay Area SAN LEANDRO, CA — A man and woman from Antioch have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy and attempted murder for a shooting at a McDonald’s restaurant in San Leandro on Monday in which an 11-month-old baby boy was allegedly targeted because of an apparent love triangle. The alleged attack on the infant inside the McDonald’s at 1287 Washington Ave. at the downtown San Leandro Plaza at about 2:30 p.m. on Monday is “very disturbing.” Benabou said he’s been a police officer for many years and, “I’ve never before investigated a case where the intended murder victim was an infant.” Benabou said suspects Adanna Ibe and Marcel Brooks were both arrested on Tuesday morning and are expected to be formally charged. Brooks is the boy’s father and was supposed to meet the boy’s mother at the McDonald’s |
Terrier mix Callie is on the road to recovery after being thrown out of a third-floor apartment window by her owner's black boyfriend   An adorable 10-month-old puppy is on the road to recovery after she was thrown from a third-floor apartment building in Chicago. Earlier this month, Callie, the terrier mix puppy, suffered a fractured pelvis and ribs and a broken neck after a man allegedly threw her out of a window during a domestic dispute with his girlfriend. Melvin Coleman was charged with animal cruelty after he was accused of the April 9 incident. Authorities responding to the scene found little Callie in an alleyway below the apartment complex. Police Sgt Michael Tews said once he determined Callie was still alive, he rushed her in his squad car to Chicago Animal Care and Control. He said she wagged her tail on the way despite her injuries. |
Arkansas Executes Ledell Lee * Arkansas carries out its first execution since 2005 VARNER, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas carried out its first execution in nearly a dozen years despite a flurry of legal challenges that had spared three convicted killers, but courts still could scuttle the remainder of the nation's most ambitious death penalty schedule since capital punishment was restored in 1976. Ledell Lee was pronounced dead at 11:56 p.m. Thursday, four minutes before his death warrant was due to expire at midnight, capping a chaotic week of legal wrangling. Arkansas originally wanted to put eight inmates to death before the state's supply of midazolam, one of three drugs used in its lethal injection process, expires at the end of April. The black prisoners all had White victims - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Woman, 90, shot after argument over chicken bones BALTIMORE — A 90-year-old woman is recovering tonight after she was wounded in a shooting police believe started with an argument over chicken bones. City police said the shooting took place Saturday on Harlem Avenue in west Baltimore. Police on Monday released surveillance video of persons of interest in the case. Investigators said a man and woman were walking down the street, eating chicken and throwing the bones in people's yards. The 90-year-old woman told them to pick up their trash, and others nearby also got involved in the argument. The couple left and police believe the man came back with a gun. A 55-year-old man was also injured and the woman suffered a graze wound. “The fact that we're talking about a 90-year-old female who has every right to say to a young person walking down a street to clean up their trash is sad,” Baltimore police spokesman Chief T.J. Smith. |
Negro Driver Charged With Murder After 1 Person Killed  BRISTOL, Pa. — A driver has been charged with murder after one person was killed in a car accident on I-95 early Friday morning. Pennsylvania State Police say troopers attempted to stop a 1999 Acura for speeding. The 23-year-old driver — identified as Arthur Lewis, led police on a brief chase and didn’t stop until he slammed into a concrete barrier near Exit 40. The vehicle overturned, killing the front seat passenger, identified as Javairia Mahmood, 22, from Trenton. The driver and two backseat passengers — 19-year-old Malik Wade and 16-year-old T. Gaither — were also hurt and taken to local hospitals. |
Detroit Greektown chimpout - 3rd suspect charged, 4th arrested in Greektown brawl  A third suspect in the early Sunday Greektown brawl that left a Detroit man hospitalized has been charged, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office announced Thursday. Eddie Curry, 31, of Inkster, joins Stanley Faulk, 27, and Keith Harvey, 26, in facing charges. A fourth suspect was also arrested in the case, police said Wednesday, but no charges have yet been announced. Police are still seeking four others in connection with the brawl.
Investigators identified the four others they are seeking: Darnell Shaw, 19; Myron Larkins, 20; Rachann Yarbrough, 21; and Tyrone Larkins, 24. |
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Accused Black Killer Faces Trial in 2014 Fairmount Park Peace Concert Shooting  A man is on trial in a shooting death outside a Philadelphia concert being held to promote peace and stem violence in the city almost three years ago. Twenty-four-year-old William Greene is charged with murder, conspiracy and robbery in the August 2014 shooting death of 20-year-old Alexis Guevara outside the Dell Music Center in the city's Fairmount Park. |
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MEXICAN illegal alien charged in (White) Schaumburg woman's rape murder to be extradited to Ill.  SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- A man charged in the murder of a woman in her northwest suburban Schaumburg apartment voluntarily agreed to be extradited to Illinois after being arrested in Jacksonville, Fla., Wednesday night. Bulmaro Mejia-Maya, 29, was in court Thursday afternoon. It's not clear when he will arrive in Cook County. In the meantime, he is being held without bond. Officers found Tiffany Thrasher, 33, dead in her apartment in the 2600-block of Clipper Drive last Sunday, around noon. She had been strangled and sexually assaulted, police said. Mejia lived in her building. Police said he entered her home through a window sometime between late Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Police said after killing Thrasher, Mejia-Maya fled the state. Authorities contacted the U.S. Marshal Service and he was taken into custody in Florida Wednesday night. "We have learned that Mejia fled the area after committing the crime and was now possibly in Florida. An arrest warrant was issued for Mejia for first degree murder. The U.S. Marshals were contacted and with their assistance, Mejia was taken into custody last night without incident," Commander Kurt Metzger, Schaumburg Police Department, said. Mejia-Maya was charged with first-degree murder, aggravated criminal sexual assault and home invasion. "He has made incriminating statements," Metzger said. Mejia-Maya's criminal history includes an outstanding warrant in Utah after failing to appear in court on drug charges. In 2013, he pleaded guilty in Florida to battery. Court records confirm that Mejia is a Mexican citizen. U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations filed a detainer on Mejia after his arrest, according to ICE's public affairs officer. His immigration status is currently unclear. |
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'Heinous crimes' result in 3 life sentences for Hispanic machete killer ADEL, Ia. — Carlos Hernandez-Ventura will spend the rest of his life in prison for attacking and killing three people, including his girlfriend and her teenage daughter, with a machete. Hernandez-Ventura, 25, received three life sentences without the possibility of parole Friday for the Oct. 29 murders of Lourdes Flor De Leake, 34, Melany Barazza, 14, and Juan Jimenez Tejada, 78, in the Perry home where they all lived. Due to the "heinousness of the crimes that were committed," Dallas County Judge Paul Huscher ordered the life sentences be served consecutively, assuring Hernandez-Ventura will never be released from prison. He was also ordered to pay $150,000 to the estates of each of the three victims. |
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Hispanic Latina Postal Worker Sent Cocaine to NJ Homes: Prosecutor  A 22-year-old postal worker in New Jersey is accused of arranging to have cocaine delivered to homes via United States Postal Service while she believed the homeowners were on vacation, authorities say. Amanda Cruz of Newark was working as a U.S. Postal Service mailwoman when she made an arrangement to smuggle cocaine from Puerto Rico to the U.S. in June 2016, according to Essex County prosecutors. |
Pakistani Travel agent accused of $350K scam sentenced to prison  A Brooklyn travel agent accused of peddling phony pilgrimage packages to Muslims was sentenced to prison Wednesday as part of a plea deal. Junaid Mirza copped to third-degree grand-larceny charges in exchange for two to six years behind bars, law-enforcement sources said. Mirza allegedly scammed clients out of more than $350,000 by selling them fake travel packages. The 49-year-old primarily “targeted” Pakistani immigrants and Muslims, authorities said, duping at least 25 hopeful travelers through a series of agencies he established between July 2011 and Sept. 2015. Mirza purportedly sought out Muslims going on pilgrimage, selling them costly, all-inclusive packages for Haj and other religious excursions. |
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Middle-eastern Muslim arrested on terrorism charge after brandishing weapons at anti-Islam event A man who authorities say brought weapons to an anti-Islam event earlier this month has been arrested on charges that he made a terrorist threat, according to a release from the South Dakota Attorney General. Ehab Abdulmutta Jaber, 45, was arrested Friday and charged with one count of terrorist threat, despite an earlier indication from Sioux Falls police that the man would face no charges. The incident in question occurred after Jaber attended an anti-Islam speaking event titled "Sabotaging America: Islam’s March Towards Supremacy" on April 9, and recorded himself holding up a copy of the Quran as he pointed his camera at the crowd. |
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Satanic Muslim terrorist POS Paris attacker who killed cops had history of anti-police crime The gunman who killed a French cop on the Champs-Elysees in Paris had served time for armed assaults on law enforcement authorities — and was detained this year for threatening police, then freed, police sources said Friday. The attacker — identified as Karim Cheurfi — opened fire on a police van parked on the famed boulevard late Thursday, killing one cop and seriously injuring two others before being shot dead. The French national, who lived in the eastern Paris suburb of Chelles, had been convicted for armed assaults on law enforcement officers going back 16 years, sources told Reuters. He had served nearly 15 years after being convicted of three attempted murders — two against police officers — in 2001, The Guardian of the UK reported. While in the slammer, Cheurfi, 39, had also shot and wounded a prison guard after seizing his gun. Eventually released after serving most of his sentence, he was arrested again in February on suspicion of preparing to attack police — but released for lack of evidence. |
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2nd (Muslim) doctor, wife arrested in female ritual genital mutilation case   Federal agents arrested a second doctor and his wife Friday in a widening conspiracy involving female genital mutilation and members of a Muslim sect. Dr. Fakhruddin Attar is accused of letting Dr. Jumana Nagarwala perform mutilations at his Burhani Medical Clinic on Farmington Road. His wife, office manager Farida Attar, also was arrested and is accused of helping Nagarwala perform the mutilations, according to a 14-page complaint unsealed Friday in federal court. The arrests are the latest development in the nation’s first female genital mutilation case, which is providing insight into a small, insular Muslim community in Metro Detroit and an illegal procedure performed on young girls. The complaint solves a mystery stemming from the case by pinpointing where Nagarwala allegedly mutilated two 7-year-old girls from Minnesota earlier this year. The complaint also describes a conspiracy involving at least Nagarwala, Attar and his wife — all three are members of the Dawoodi Bohra religious community based locally out of a Farmington Hills mosque. |
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(Chinese) Woman Gets 7 ½ to 20 Years in Death of Ex-Husband  A suburban Philadelphia woman has been sentenced to 7½ to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to third-degree murder in the death of her ex-husband. Sixty-four-year-old Hsiu-Chin Lin entered the plea Wednesday in Montgomery County Court. She was originally charged with first-degree murder in the May 22 death of 67-year-old Chien-Kuo Lin in North Wales. |
| Two (White) Laclede Gas workers and (black) gunman killed in west St. Louis shootingST. LOUIS, MO - Police say that three men are dead after a shooting in west St. Louis at around 11:15am. The shooting happened a a Laclede Gas work site in the 5900 block of Minerva in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood. Investigators are calling the shooting a murder suicide. Police say the suspect walked up to one of the workers at a job site and shot and killed him. The other worker came out of the backhoe to see what was happening. The suspect then shot and killed that worker. He then turned the gun on himself. There are no signs of a struggle. One of the workers was in his 20's and the other was in his 50's. Police say the suspect was a man in his 30's or 40's. Police say witnesses called police about the shooting. People in the neighborhood recognised the suspect, but did not know him. The shooter has not yet been identified. FOX 2 asked St. Louis police if this was a hate crime. Police say the only racial aspect to the shooting is that the suspect was black and the two Laclede Gas workers were white. One of the shooting victims was initially taken to the hospital in critical condition. The man died as a result of his injuries. The motive behind the shooting is not known at this time - (Black-on-white) |
Arkansas Court Rulings Block 2 Scheduled Executions (blacks convicted of killing White victims)   Arkansas' attempt to carry out a spate of executions before the end of the month has run into two fresh legal obstacles. The first, a ruling from the Arkansas Supreme Court on Wednesday, granted a stay of execution to prisoner Stacey Johnson, who is scheduled to die tonight. The second, a ruling from (black female) Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Alice Gray, effectively stays all the scheduled executions over concerns about how the state obtained one of the three drugs in its lethal injection protocol. Johnson and Ledell Lee, is the other prisoner who was scheduled to be executed tonight. |
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Black NYPD clergyman busted for impersonating cop during traffic stop  A volunteer NYPD clergyman was arrested for impersonating a police officer after he was pulled over for driving like a maniac in Connecticut, cops said Thursday. Popeye Whittingham turned on emergency lights on his Nissan SUV and was driving recklessly on I-95 in Greenwich around 6:45 p.m., prompting numerous 911 calls, state police said. Whittingham was jockeying through traffic, tailgating, and crossing into the center median before he was pulled over, officials said. When Connecticut cops caught up with him 16 miles north in Westport, he flashed an NYPD badge and claimed to be a detective, according to police. But cops soon realized he was actually a volunteer clergyman in Harlem’s 32nd Precinct and had no law-enforcement power. |
Malia Obama stalked by unstable black man obsessed with marrying her A lovesick Brooklyn man was detained for stalking former first daughter Malia Obama in Washington, DC, and the Big Apple in an attempt to get her to marry him, sources said Wednesday. Jair Nilton Cardoso, 30, allegedly harassed the ex-president’s elder daughter on at least two different occasions last week, according to police sources. On April 12, the dreadlocked creep was caught following Malia out of a building in the West Village, the sources said. |
(Ethiopian-named Black) Man Jemberu Ugga-buggah Bekele Geda attempts to abduct children after exposing himself to girl WASHINGTON ---A man has been charged with attempting to abduct two children and exposing himself to a 13-year-old girl in Montgomery County on Sunday, police said. Around 6:45 p.m., police responded to the area of 11550 Stewart Lane in White Oak for a report of an attempted child abduction. Police say 8-year-old and 9-year-old cousins were playing at a neighborhood park when 37-year-old Jemberu Bekele Geda approached them. Geda grabbed the boys by their wrists and tried to bring them to his apartment. The boys told Geda they did not want to go with him and he let go of their wrists. The boys ran home and told their parents about the incident. Police also learned that Geda exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl earlier that day in the same neighborhood. Officers found Geda at his home and he was arrested. During an interview with police, Geda said he did not know they boys and that he grabbed them because he wanted them to come play in his apartment. Geda has been charged with two attempted child abduction and one indecent exposure. |
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York man dies after punch to the head on city playground YORK, Pa. – At about 7:39 p.m. Monday night, York City Police responded to the area of Girard Park for a shooting. Upon arrival, it was determined that a shooting did not occur, but officers did find Oscar Cherry III, 25, York, at the basketball court, unconscious and bleeding from the head. Officers administered CPR and Cherry was revived in the ambulance, then transported to York Hospital. Today Cherry, was pronounced clinically deceased. Detectives discovered that Cherry was engaged in a verbal argument with juveniles, then Kwamiere Durham, 18, of York, was called over by the juveniles and Durham struck Cherry at least once to the head area. This strike caused Cherry to fall to the ground. |
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Black Man wearing ‘Not Today’ shirt fails at robbing laundromat  A man wearing a T-Shirt that said “Not Today” tried to rob a laundromat in the Bronx and then started wrecking the place when he came up empty, cops said. The suspect was caught on surveillance video wearing the shirt with the dismissive slogan last Friday inside the Wonder Wash Laundromat on Morris Avenue and East 153rd Street, according to police. He attempted to smash the lock off the cash register at about 1 p.m. but was unable to bust it open. The man then started bashing security cameras and grabbed a fire extinguisher, spraying clouds of dry chemicals throughout the laundromat, police said. The suspect then fled the laundromat and is being sought by police. |
Woman accused of popping manager with purse full of pork arrested JONESBORO, AR - Jonesboro police have arrested a woman they say popped a grocery store manager in the head with a purse full of pork ribs. On Thursday, Jonesboro police arrested Joshlin Monique Ames, 28, on suspicion of robbery after someone recognized her on Region 8 News' Crimestoppers and reported her. Tuesday afternoon, two women and a small child entered Bill’s Fresh Market, 4225 Stadium, and headed to the meat aisle where they loaded five packages of pork ribs into their cart. The store manager then noticed something unusual: one of the women started stuffing the pork in her empty purse. To stop them from running out with the ribs, the manager locked the front doors and confronted the women about the alleged shoplifting. According to the initial incident report, “they started banging on the door to exit the store.” The women managed to get out the doors into the parking lot, with the manager and several other employees right behind them, trying to stop them. That’s when police say Ames started swinging the purse packed with pork, striking the manager in the head. Somehow in the melee, the employees managed to recover the meat. |
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(Black female Negresses) Fashionista allegedly shoplifted because she was cold Two fashionistas allegedly lifted thousands in clothes from Bloomingdale’s by walking out of the store wearing four pairs of pants apiece — but the lawyer of one claimed in court Wednesday her client was just cold. “Shuchanna Barrett may have walked into Bloomingdale’s wearing a Nike jacket and Rag and Bones pants,” attorney Eugene Nathanson suggested to jurors in Manhattan Supreme Court. “Miss Barrett was anemic and wearing the clothes for warmth.” Assistant District Attorney Aaron Ginandes said Barrett and Davis Clarke, both 25, not only stole $3,200 in Rag and Bones jeans and other goods, but attacked security when they were caught, even biting a guard’s ear. Then, in the store’s holding cell, Barrett tried to eat the sales tags on the pants she was wearing to destroy the evidence, Ginandes said. |
Black sports: Ex-Boston Celtic on trial in Chicago train-guns case CHICAGO — The trial is underway for a former Boston Celtics basketball player accused of receiving guns that were stolen off a freight train in Chicago. Forty-three-year-old Nate Driggers looked on Monday during opening statements. A prosecutor held up one of the guns and told jurors Driggers dealt in stolen goods. The theft of around 100 new handguns, valued at $50,000, occurred on April 12, 2015, at a South Side rail yard. Prosecutors say the thieves were street gang members and delivered 30 guns to Driggers the same day. A defense lawyer said the government’s main witnesses are the thieves themselves who have reason to lie in hopes of reduced sentences. Driggers’ career in the NBA was brief. He played in about a dozen games for the Celtics in the 1996-97 season. |
Black Sports: NFL giant found half-naked in field, asks police to shoot him  Buffalo Bills tackle Cyrus Kouandjio has a pretty good excuse for missing practice Thursday. Police found the 23-year-old partially clothed in a field on the side of the highway Tuesday in Elma after he apparently had abandoned his car on the road. When officers approached Kouandjio, he reportedly yelled, “Shoot me!” The whole incident took place near the scene of an unrelated traffic collision, which shut down the highway for hours and sent a pregnant woman to the hospital in critical condition. Kouandjio pulled off the road near the accident and climbed over an electric fence to reach the field where he was discovered, according to the police report. Kouandjio, a 6-foot-7, 322-pounder beginning his third NFL season, was not arrested, but reportedly was taken to an area hospital for observation.  The bizarre circumstances are reminiscent of an incident last year in which former Patriots linebacker Chandler Jones showed up shirtless and disoriented at a police station, knelt down in prayer and asked officers for help. - (Black Sports)
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| Caught on Cam: 3 (black)Men Beat, Rob Victim Leaving Job Interview A man who had just left a job interview was brutally beaten, knocked unconscious and robbed by three men in the Kensington section of Philadelphia. The attack was captured on surveillance video. The 25-year-old victim, who did not want to be identified, said he had just finished a job interview inside a restaurant at B and Tioga Streets back on April 15 at 12:30 p.m. As he walked out of the restaurant he was suddenly attacked by three men. A surveillance camera captured the suspects punching and kicking the man until he lost consciousness. Latoya Faison, an employee at 21st Century Storage, witnessed the beating. "They just attacked him," Faison said. "It was vicious. The guy stomped him in his head a few times really hard. That would definitely cause a lot of trauma." The men then stole his cellphone, wallet and money before fleeing the scene. |
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Hispanic Man arrested in random Las Vegas stabbings; 1 dead LAS VEGAS >> Authorities arrested the man suspected in the seemingly random Las Vegas knife attacks that left one man dead and another bleeding in an alley, police said. Richi Briones, 32, was taken into custody at a bus stop Wednesday night, police said in a news release. Briones’ car was found abandoned about 20 miles (32 kilometers) away. Briones underwent a mental evaluation before a state court judge ruled in January that he was competent to face a felony auto theft charge. Briones was arrested on domestic violence charges in 2015, and was last arrested a few weeks ago on domestic violence charges in California |
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Police identify all 4 White male victims of racist black muslim terrorist Fresno shooting     FRESNO, Calif. -- Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said 16 shots were fired in less than two minutes, killing 3 people. The suspect, 39-year-old Kori Muhammad is in Fresno Police custody Wednesday morning after a shooting rampage in Central Fresno. Investigators say Muhammad opened fire at a PG&E work truck around 10:30 Tuesday morning near Fulton and Van Ness -- killing 34-years-old Zackary Randalls in the passenger seat. The victim's co-worker drove him to police headquarters. Randalls was already dead. Muhammad kept walking, shot at another man but missed, police say. Police say he then found another victim, 37-year-old Mark Gassett on Fulton Street north of Nevada Avenue. He then reloaded at the bus stop, police say, and killed 58-year-old David Jackson in the Catholic Charities parking lot. David Martin Jackson, 58, was shot and killed outside of the Catholic Charities office on Fulton Street. Investigators say Muhammad is responsible for a fourth death, 25-year-old security guard Carl Williams, who was shot and killed late Thursday night. - (Black-on-white) |
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| FBI Investigating Radical Terrorists in All 50 States as Threats Hit Peak Terrorists inside America plotting attacks 'each and every single day' - (Drudge) |
2 worthless black killers wanted after (White) Detroit limo driver robbed, shot to death  DETROIT --- Detroit police continue the search for two men wanted for the robbery and murder of a limo driver. The shooting happened in the 2900 block of W Warren around 3:10 a.m. Saturday. Police say two suspects approached 44-year-old Devin Lowe while he was in his limo and robbed him at gunpoint, then shot him several times. The suspects fled from the scene in an unknown direction. "He was a brother to everyone, in the sense of everyone considered him a part of their family, even his friends," Lowe's sister, Lorissa, says of him. Police say the suspects are black males, one in his late 20s and the other in his 40s. The older suspect has his hair in corn rows, and was wearing a black Bears Started jacket and blue jeans. The younger suspect has short hair and was wearing all black. Do not approached these suspects, they are to be considered armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
Cops arrest black suspect who slashed (White female) Brownstoner editor on subway  The crazed man who slashed the editor of the real estate blog Brownstoner on a Brooklyn subway was arrested Tuesday morning in New Jersey. The 24-year-old man, identified as Christopher Lange, was picked up by the Violent Felony Squad in Newark, sources said. Police were able to ID the accused slasher by a surveillance image. Cate Corcoran, 51, was on a Manhattan-bound A train at the Nostrand Avenue station at 5:45 p.m. last Wednesday when the maniac snatched her iPhone and sliced her down the left side of her face, police said. “I just worried that I was going to bleed to death — fortunately, that didn’t happen,” Corcoran, received about 40 stitches from the terrifying attack. Lange is a resident of the city-funded Atlantic House Men’s Shelter in Brownsville. - (Black-on-white) |
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| "Girlfriend" had been beaten, berated, sexually assaulted, and forced to drink a cup of his urine Toledo man gets 7 years in prison for rape, domestic violence *  Black had been arrested after October standoff with police A Toledo man convicted in the rape of his girlfriend was sentenced today to seven years in prison. Mark Holmes, 37, of the 500 block of East Streicher Street was found guilty April 6 of rape, domestic violence, and endangering children following a four-day jury trial. Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Myron Duhart cited Holmes' lengthy criminal record and the brutal nature of the crime before imposing the sentence. Holmes, who had faced a maximum of 11 years in prison, was arrested Oct. 29 after a standoff with Toledo police. They were called after his girlfriend reported she had been beaten, berated, sexually assaulted, and forced to drink a cup of his urine. |
Live-in negro "family friend" charged With Rape of 8-Year-Old  LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - A man is behind bars Wednesday and charged with the rape of an 8-year-old girl. Tuesday, April 18, police were called to a home in the 3300 block of W. 11th St. in reference to a rape that happened sometime between 2:45 and 3:45 p.m. . When police arrived, they met with a 38-year-old woman. She claimed Justin McCray, 23, had sexually assaulted her 8-year-old daughter. The woman told police McCray is a family friend who lives with her. She said she came home to find her daughter naked from the waist down in McCray's bedroom. The girl told police that McCray had performed certain sexual acts on her. She was taken to Children's Hospital for a medical evaluation. McCray is charged with rape... |
NYC: Unruly black man arrested in shooting of two deli workers  An unruly man shot two employees of a Brooklyn deli as the workers tried to remove him from the store Tuesday morning, police sources said. Harry Austin, 41, blasted away inside Red Hook’s Famous Deli and Grocery on Mill Street between Hicks and Henry streets at around 8:40 a.m., according to police. Witnesses said that the gunman harassed a regular customer inside the deli and punched the customer in head before the shooting. “He engaged in a verbal and physical altercation with one of the bodega employees,” said a NYPD Inspector. “The same individual returned a short time later brandishing a firearm.” The victims, identified by co-workers as, Maged Noman, 33, and Ramon Falu, 52, took a bullet each and were in serious but stable condition at area hospitals, cops said. Another worker, Mustafa Almansoori, 27, was not in the store at the time. |
Police: (Cowardly black thug) attacks woman, 81, helping church  LOGAN -- Philadelphia police are trying to track down a man who attacked an 81-year-old woman in broad daylight, trying to take her purse. New SEPTA photos released Wednesday show the suspect. Police believe he's the man who targeted, attacked, and robbed the 81-year-old woman on March 20th. "It's predatory. It's alarming. If he could do this to an 81-year-old woman, he's capable of doing anything to anyone," Philadelphia Police Lt. Dan Brooks said. A car pulled up alongside her. "A male exited the rear passenger side of the vehicle. He immediately approached her and he grabbed her handbag," Brooks said. They struggled. The strap broke and the man ran back to the getaway car, but the driver ordered him to return to the victim. "And he punches her one time in the left side of her face. Once he punches her in the face, he is able to get the bag which contained cash, bank cards, the money orders that she'd taken two buses to get and a prayer booklet and paraphernalia from her church," Brooks said. Police believe the suspect first noticed the victim on the bus, followed her off, and somehow summoned a friend with a car to help him continue to follow the victim and then escape. Police need help identifying him before another elderly victim becomes a target. "This is an incident where he physically struck an 81-year-old woman doing work for a church. |
Ex-Con Fatally Falls While Climbing Out Window to Flee Police, NYPD Says FORT GREENE — An ex-con, who'd just been released from prison, fell to his death when he tried to flee police by tying together bedsheets to climb down the face of his building until the knots came undone Tuesday night, NYPD officials said. The 21-year-old man, who sources identified as Jamel Chandler, was home in his 11th-floor apartment at 24 Monument Walk in the Ingersoll Houses when police came knocking on his door about 6:23 p.m., suspecting him for a livery cab robbery earlier in the week, officials said. Chandler, who was out on parole after spending nearly two years behind bars for grand larceny, took to Facebook Live to notify his followers that police were there and he didn't want to go back to jail, an NYPD spokesman said. As police kept banging, he tied his sheets together and climbed out the window, only to have his makeshift rope come undone and send him tumbling down, the spokesman said. He was pronounced dead at Brooklyn Hospital, police said. |
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Black Brooklyn principal beats 7-year-old student "Hasheem" who slapped staffer  A Brooklyn elementary school principal who once excluded students from a Valentine’s Day party because they didn’t wear pajamas has been arrested for allegedly beating a 7-year-old pupil, police sources said Wednesday. Machael Spencer-Edwards, 42, principal of PS 202 in East New York, was nabbed Tuesday around 12 p.m. on charges of assault in connection to the March 13 incident, cops said. Spencer-Edwards is accused of kicking and hitting a 7-year-old boy as he lay on the floor of the hallway inside the school on Hegeman Avenue after the child purportedly hit a teacher inside a classroom, authorities said. |
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Is you seen my mammy? Mother leaves toddler in car to get crack pipe, police say   SALT LAKE CITY — Police believe a mother left her toddler alone in a car for nearly two hours so she could go into the homeless shelter to get a crack pipe. Akilah Mandisa Davis, 36, was arrested Wednesday and booked into the Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of felony child abandonment and possession of drug paraphernalia. Salt Lake police say Davis parked her car near 500 West and 300 South about 5 p.m. and walked away, leaving her 21-month-old daughter in a car seat in the back. A bystander who observed Davis get out of her car and walk toward the Road Home called police 30 minutes later after discovering that the woman had not returned and there was a child in the back seat, according to police. |
Dominatrix sow accused of extorting client by threatening to release videos  WATERBURY, Conn. -- A Connecticut woman authorities say advertised dominatrix services online has been charged with extorting a man by threatening to release videos of the client unless he paid her off. Fatin Ann Ward is being held on $100,000 bond on charges of second-degree larceny, voyeurism with malice and disseminating voyeuristic materials. Authorities say Ward and the Mount Kisco, New York, man made contact through Backpage.com. He told police he paid Ward $250 for two sessions, but noticed she was using her phone during the second encounter. He says she threatened to post video online where his family and friends could find it. The two negotiated payments of more than $5,000, and he paid more than half that before contacting police. |
Black woman and two thug accomplices rob man she met online, then she flees scene naked  SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. -- Shelby County Sheriff's detectives said a man in a quiet Eads neighborhood looked for love in an unpromising place. “He said they met on Craigslist and he invited her over," said SCSO spokesperson Earle Farrell. Farrell said the two sent messages back and forth after exchanging numbers online. The woman then came over to his house on Latt Lake Cove Monday evening. “You just don’t meet people like that, not these days," said Shirley Davis, who lives in Memphis. "It’s just ridiculous.” Detectives said the two ended up in the man’s bedroom, but she wasn’t the only visitor for long. They said her two accomplices soon barged into the home with a gun. “[And] demanded money," said Farrell. "He said he didn’t have any. They told him to get on the floor and fired the weapon off at the ceiling.” Farrell said the suspects were able to get a wallet and laptop before fleeing. Detectives said neighbors told them they saw two men run out of the house and then moments later, a woman followed behind them, not wearing any clothing. |
Black criminal with arabic name fulfills dream of becoming FDNY probie after 18-year bid due to RACIST AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Probationary firefighter Hazim Tawfiq has joined the FDNY at age 44 after a long battle over his rap sheet. Tawfiq failed an FDNY entry exam in 1999, then joined a federal lawsuit that successfully accused the FDNY of racial discrimination. He won a cash settlement and a second chance to be hired, but the city rejected him because of his criminal record. He sued again. Now Tawfiq — who turns 45 in September — has finally settled with the city and achieved his dream. He is set to graduate Tuesday from the FDNY’s Fire Academy as a rookie. The city settled that case for $98 million in compensation to black and Hispanic applicants. In 2013, the FDNY started admitting those “priority hires,” many in their 30s and early 40s. However, the city disqualified Tawfiq because of four arrests ranging from gun possession to beating subway fares — between the ages of 19 and 32. The FDNY believed he lacked “good character” and “moral integrity.” |
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$10M bail for Hispanic suspect in death of (White female) Princeton jogger Vanessa Marcotte  LEOMINSTER, Mass. (AP) — A man arrested in connection with the death of a New York City woman jogging near her mother’s Massachusetts home last summer was tied the crime scene through DNA and cellphone evidence, as well as eyewitness reports, prosecutors said Tuesday. Angelo Colon-Ortiz, 31, of Worcester, who tried to stay out of sight during his arraignment in Leominster District Court, was held on $10 million bail after his lawyer entered not guilty pleas to charges of aggravated assault and battery and assault with attempt to rape in the Aug. 7 death of 27-year-old Vanessa Marcotte. Prosecutor Jeffrey Travers said he requested high bail because Colon-Ortiz is expected to eventually face a murder charge in the killing of Marcotte. Marcotte’s body was found in the woods several hours after she failed to return from a run to her mother’s home in Princeton, about 40 miles (64 kilometers) west of Boston. |
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Falls police arrest third murder suspect     Falls Police detectives pulled the trigger Monday night and arrested a third suspect in a Pine Avenue homicide. Devante L. Beasley, 18, 1626 Weston Ave. and 649 Ashland Ave., was taken into custody and charged with second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary for his role in the murder of Jose Hewitt. Beasley faces the same charges as his co-defendant, Shequan Herbert, 22, 1624 Ontario Ave., Apt. 1. The third defendant in the case, Stephanie Raymond, 18, of 325 71st St., is charged with second-degree murder and first-degree robbery. Raymond was not charged with burglary. "The reason is that while Raymond knew the group's intent was to commit robbery, which led to the murder, she did not know that the other two suspects would have to break into the residence to commit said robbery," Falls Police Criminal Investigation Division Detective Capt. Kelly Rizzo explained. Detectives have said that Raymond “was driving the car that brought the other two suspects to and from the (crime) scene.” |
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Spic gets 25 years for 1979 kidnap-homorape-murder of a 5 year old (White) boy   Almost four decades after first-grader Etan Patz set out for school and ended up at the heart of one of America's most influential missing-child cases, a former store clerk convicted of killing him was sentenced on Tuesday to at least 25 years in prison. Pedro Hernandez's sentencing was the culmination of a long quest to hold someone criminally accountable in a case that affected police practices, parenting and the nation's consciousness of missing children. "The defendant kept a terrible secret for 33 years, and caused the Patz family indescribable anguish," Judge Maxwell Wiley said before issuing the sentence. Patz's parents, Stan and Julie Patz, were in the courtroom, along with several jurors from Hernandez's first trial. Julie Patz wiped away tears as prosecutors asked the judge for the maximum sentence. |
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Police ID (White male) victim in East Portland shooting near Menlo Park Elementary PORTLAND, Ore. – Police are searching for the shooters who killed a man in a Northeast Portland neighborhood on Saturday afternoon. The victim was identified as 38-year-old Larry Van Dolah Jr., of St. Helens. Police said they found Van Dolah around 12:45 p.m. suffering from gunshot wounds at the entrance of Menlo Park Elementary’s field. Witnesses saw three men run away from the park after the shooting. Police said the men are suspects in the shooting, describing them as black men between the ages of 16 and 20 years old. At the time they were wearing t-shirts and blue jeans. So far police do not have any leads on finding the shooting suspects. If you have any helpful information, call police at 503-823-0449. - (Black-on-white) |
(White-Hispanic) Galveston hotel security guard dies days after shooting (by black)  GALVESTON, Texas – The security guard who was shot multiple times at the San Luis Hotel in Galveston died Saturday night, according to Galveston police. After being in ICU and having multiple surgeries, Phillip Molis passed away around 10:30 p.m. Molis was shot April 9 around 10:15 p.m. in the venue’s parking lot located in the 5200 block of Seawall Boulevard after he approached three suspicious men. He was shot by one of the men before they left the scene. Police arrested Tyrone Davis Haynes, 21, on an unrelated charge when police found him near the scene of the shooting, but they're still looking for two other men responsible for shooting Molis. There's a $30,000 reward being put up by multiple community groups for information that leads police to them. If anyone has any information related to the shooting, please contact the Galveston Police Department at (409) 765-3702. - (Black-on-white) |
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