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(Black) Man gets 2 life sentences in (White) Cobb couple’s murder    Roy Lee Hicks, 41, was convicted of Anthony and Catherine Costners’ murder Tuesday, nearly two years after authorities say he shot and killed the couple in front of their 3-year-old daughter during a drug deal. He will serve two life sentences plus 30 years. Police were called to a Powder Springs parking lot in August 2015 for what they thought was a single-car accident. The Costners’ Pontiac Grand Am was backed into a ditch. But as police investigated, they made a gruesome discovery: the couple had multiple gunshot wounds and their daughter was in the backseat miraculously unharmed. Police later found out the couple intended to meet Hicks, who also goes by Roy Brown, for the drug deal. Prosecutors later determined he planned to rob them, Cobb County District Attorney spokeswoman Kim Isaza said. Two accomplices, Demarco Thomas and Raymond Ladell Webb, were also indicted in the case. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Vicious black) Man accused of STOMPING (White) 63-year-old woman to death pleads guilty to second-degree murder  ALBANY, N.Y. – The man accused of brutally beating and killing a 63-year-old woman outside the South Mall Towers last year has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Gerard Burks, 39, admitted to the judge that he caused Lori Milks death and was drunk when he attacked her. Police say security cameras captured Burks stomping on Milks’ face and torso during the attack on November 5th. Milks died from her injured nine days after she was attacked in the area of 101 South Pearl Street. He faces 18 to 19 years to life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Toledo man enters pleas on murder, rape charges   A Toledo man accused of three violent and brutal rapes — as well as the murder of his final victim — entered Alford pleas and was found guilty today in Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Trace Lindell Williams, 37, of the 2800 block of Warsaw Street entered Alford pleas — not admitting guilt — to aggravated murder and two counts of rape before Judge James Bates. Judge Bates immediately sentenced Williams to an agreed-upon term of life in prison with parole eligibility after 30 years. Williams, who had been scheduled for trial next week, was arrested in November after he confessed to the rape and murder of Sonja Long, 40, whose body was found Nov. 18 at Inez Nash Park. DNA linked him to other violent attacks and he was subsequently charged with raping a 53-year-old woman July 20 and a 31-year-old woman Nov. 16. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) North Charleston man convicted, sentenced to life for 2015 Dorchester County murder (of White man)  A North Charleston resident was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison Thursday in connection with a 2015 shooting at a Dorchester County apartment complex. Byron Christopher Kinsey, 31, was also convicted on one count each of armed robbery and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime for fatally shooting Robert Crumm, 35, at the Cedar Key Apartments, located at 246 Pidgeon Bay Road, in unincorporated Dorchester County just outside Summerville town limits. Crumm was shot once in the leg and once in the chest on March 10, 2015, according to then-Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet. He died within minutes. |
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(Black) Gunman Pleads Guilty In Shooting Of (White) Folcroft Police Officer  FOLCROFT, Pa. — The gunman behind the shooting of a Folcroft police officer pleads guilty to attempted murder. Donte Island faces up to 140 years in prison after pleading guilty Thursday to attempted murder in the shooting of Folcroft Officer Chris Dorman. While responding to a 911 call of reported drug activity in June 2016, Dorman was shot seven times by Island. Dorman fully recovered from the shooting and is back on the job. Delaware County District Attorney Jack Whelan said at the time that Island is a career criminal and that was recently released after serving a 15-year prison sentence at the time of the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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Accused rapist cries and pleads not guilty to sexual assault, being held on $1,675,000 bail BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - The suspected serial rapist was in court Monday to be formally charged with three separate cases of sexual assault. He pleaded not guilty to all counts. According to Bakersfield Police, Brandon Robinson, 19, sexually assaulted two women and a 15-year-old girl over the last two months. In March police said he sexually assaulted a woman near Wenatchee and Columbus Street. Then in April Police said he sexually attacked and kidnapped a 15-year-old girl on Haley Street near Columbus Street. Just last week police said he was caught in a women's restroom on the Bakersfield College campus sexually assaulting a woman. |
(Black) Person of interest in custody in connection with death of (black) 6-year-old boy found in stolen car  JACKSON, Miss. — The Hinds County Sheriff's Department has a person of interest in custody and is searching for a second man in connection with the death of a 6-year-old boy. Maj. Pet Luke, with the Hinds County Sheriff's Department, said Kingston Frazier, 6, was found in the 1200 block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County at about 9:30 a.m. The body was in the back of a Toyota Camry that was reported stolen with Kingston inside, Jackson police said. The boy had been shot, police said. "This is the worst day of my career -- of my 17-year career," said Jackson police Cmdr. Tyree Jones. "Anytime you have that kind of hurt or harm to a child, a defenseless, harmless child, it's bad." Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 18, of Ridgeland was taken into custody about 11 a.m. Thursday, Luke said. DeAllen Washington, 18, is being sought in connection with the case, Luke said. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about 4:30 a.m. |
Las Vegas: black man dies after resisting arrest by HISPANIC officer - taser used 7 times to no effect - Martial Arts chokehold being questioned A Las Vegas police officer used a stun gun seven times and a mixed martial arts chokehold to subdue an unarmed man who died after a foot chase through a casino over the weekend, authorities said Wednesday. Officer Kenneth Lopera thought the man had tried to carjack a pickup truck with two people inside before the officer fired the stun gun in a series of staccato bursts and used the chokehold — a tactic that is not approved by the department — early Sunday at The Venetian resort, Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said. "Don't move! Get on your stomach!" Lopera can be heard telling the man who the Clark County coroner identified as Tashii S. Brown. Lopera, who is white, and Brown, who is black, then wrestle as the officer attempts to handcuff him. Lopera punches Brown's head and neck from behind as Venetian security guards join the effort as other police officers arrive. Sheriff Joe Lombardo told The Associated Press there was no indication that race played a role in the incident. |
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Protests follow (White female) Tulsa cop’s acquittal in fatal shooting of 'unarmed' black man (under influence of powerful drug PCP)  TULSA, Okla. -- A jury late Wednesday acquitted a white Oklahoma police officer who says she fired out of fear last year when she killed an unarmed black man who had his hands above his head. The verdict led almost immediately to protests. Terence Crutcher's family burst into tears and expressed outrage after jurors found Tulsa officer Betty Jo Shelby not guilty of first-degree manslaughter in the Sept. 16 shooting. "Let it be known that I believe in my heart that Betty Shelby got away with murder," Crutcher's father, Rev. Joey Crutcher, said after the verdict was announced. At least four of the 12 jurors were crying as they left the courtroom and they did not look at either the family of Crutcher or Shelby. The jury comprised eight women and four men and included three African-Americans. An autopsy showed PCP was in Crutcher's system, and police said they found a vial of it in his SUV. |
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Lewd black sex offender arrested at Madison Shopko for exposing himself  MADISON — Authorities arrested a man for exposing himself in public Wednesday. Madison police say 40-year-old Reginald A. Rigsby, a registered sex offender, was arrested after exposing himself inside the Shopko at 2201 Zeier Road. The act was captured on surveillance video. Rigsby fled the scene before police were able to arrive. Police spotted him in the 3200 block of E. Washington Ave. and dashed into a busy thoroughfare in an attempt to avoid arrest. He was captured a short time later on Rethke Ave. Rigsby was arrested for lewd, lascivious behavior, retail theft, and resisting/obstructing. |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Lovers killed (LGBT-Queer) man because they wanted money to celebrate birthday   BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. - A second man has been arrested in the fatal shooting of another man in unincorporated Broward County, near Fort Lauderdale, authorities said on Thursday. Darius Slade, 21, was arrested Tuesday on a first-degree murder charge in the April 11 shooting of Ferris Finley. Broward sheriff's deputies said Slade and Larry Bostic, 38, who was arrested April 21, planned to rob Finley, 43, while Slade was working as a (male) prostitute. Deputies said Slade was in Finley's GMC pickup truck at 2744 NW Eighth St., when Bostic and another man approached the truck. Deputies said Bostic shot Finley, and Finley's truck rolled away and struck a pole. Bostic and the third man, who has not been charged, fled the scene, deputies said. Authorities said Slade also left the scene but returned a short time later. Homicide detectives said that Bostic and Slade, who were dating, wanted money to celebrate Bostic's upcoming birthday. |
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(Black) Philly Officer Facing Charges For Allegedly Shooting At Driver Following Crash  PHILADELPHIA —A Philadelphia police officer is facing charges after he allegedly fired his weapon on a civilian’s car last year. On May 31, 2016, authorities say Officer Ross Scott was operating his motorcycle off-duty near the 3500 block of North Broad Street when the driver of a Monte Carlo allegedly cut him off. Investigators say Scott collided with the passenger’s side of the vehicle, flipped onto the hood and flew into the roadway. That’s when police say Scott removed his firearm and pointed his weapon toward the driver, causing them to flee the scene. According to investigators, Scott fired his weapon three times as the vehicle fled. |
Four (including a black man and a white woman) arrested in assault reported on University of Michigan campus ANN ARBOR, MI - Police have arrested four suspects in an aggravated assault on the University of Michigan campus. The four were arrested in downtown Ann Arbor. Police believe the attack began about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday when a student pedestrian was approached by two women who began punching her near the West Hall Arch. A man on a bicycle attempted to intervene and was confronted by a man who police believe was with the attacking women. Another man - the fourth suspect - then approached the cyclist from behind, knocking him unconscious. One of the two women then kicked the unconscious man in the head. All four suspects then left. |
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(Black) Former Stony Point temp accused of inappropriate relationship with students A former temporary employee at Stony Point High School was arrested Wednesday on allegations he was inappropriately involved with students. The employee -- identified as Tyrell Vanwinkle -- was not a teacher, but rather a temporary worker for the Speech, Drama and Debate program at Stony Point. Ryan added he only worked after hours. Vanwinkle was removed from the school when the district was notified of “suspicious conduct” and fired after an internal investigation. The district added he was arrested May 17 and passed a Texas Department of Public Safety background check before starting work. According to an affidavit officers began investigating when they received a report of an inappropriate relationship happening between Vanwinkle and three female students.Two different students told police that they became friends with Vanwinkle before they began exchanging sexually explicit photos through text. When police searched his phone, they found photos of the girls on his phone. One student told police that she would pick him up from his house and they would drive to Stony Point High School and have oral and vaginal sex in her car in the student parking lot. "She said everything happened when they got back form debate matches late at night," the affidavit said. During a search of his phone, police found a picture of Vanwinkle and the student allegedly engaging in a sex act. That photo was taken three days before the alleged victim's 17th birthday. |
Caddo black (with stupid Ebonic name 'Shavaygo V'Shun') indicted on five rape charges The Caddo Parish Grand Jury indicted a local man Thursday on five counts of first-degree rape. Details of the charges against Shavaygo V'Shun Washington, 18, of Shreveport, were not available as the indictment was issued under seal. This is due to the nature of the criminal acts. Washington is currently incarcerated in Caddo Correction Center with bond set at $250,000 on each count. If convicted of the charges, Washington faces life imprisonment at hard labor without benefit of parole, probation, or suspension of sentence on each count. |
Teen mentor arrested on suspicion of sexually exploiting a child A Corpus Christi man who mentored youth at the Boys & Girls Club of the Coastal Bend and runs a youth-based nonprofit has been arrested on federal charges of sexual exploitation of a child. Kevin Ray McMillan, 37, was taken into custody by authorities Wednesday night, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office. McMillan was booked into Nueces County Jail and charged with sexual assault of a child before federal prosecutors added their charge. Sexual exploitation of a child, the federal charge, is otherwise known as production of child pornography. McMillan is accused of sending sexually explicit text messages to a 13- and a 14-year-old girl and engaging in sexual activity with one of them, which was photographed on a cell phone. |
Fayetteville man charged with rape, kidnapping, assault FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina — A Fayetteville man has been arrested for raping a woman earlier this month, police said. An arrest warrant was issued May 7 for Jonathan Lee Hair, 59, after a woman reported the attack. The victim said Hair was a previous acquaintance of hers. Lee, of the 1000 block of Deep Creek Road, has been charged with first-degree forcible rape, first-degree kidnapping, communicating threats, assault on a female, and violation of a domestic violence order. Deputies with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office found Hair on Wednesday and took him in to custody. Hair was taken before a Magistrate at the Cumberland County Detention Center where he is currently being held without bond. |
Fayetteville Police investigate an attempted rape case FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Fayetteville detectives are investigating an attempted rape that happened on Tuesday around 9 p.m. in the 300 block of Moore Street. The victim said that she asked a driver with a brown or gold in color four-door vehicle for directions. The victim then left the parking lot and was approached by two black males in the same car. The suspects asked the victim if she needed a ride. One of the suspects got out of the car and pushed her onto the ground and began to remove her clothes and attempted to rape her. The suspects fled when they were startled by other cars entering the area. |
Off-duty sheriff's deputy fatally shoots 17-year-old robbery suspect at Englewood salon - blacks blame whites for black crime An off-duty Cook County sheriff’s deputy fatally shot a 17-year-old robbery suspect at an Englewood hair salon Wednesday afternoon, officials said. The boy, Rashad Wells, of the 6900 block of South Harvard Avenue, was pronounced dead on the scene, according to the medical examiner's office. Two people entered Marquita’s Hair Salon, at 132 W. 69th St., around 1:40 p.m. and announced a robbery, police said. The female off-duty deputy shot one of the robbers and the other one fled. The deputy was not harmed. A woman who identified herself as the mother of the person shot, who would not spell her name, said she believed her son had been at school. "My baby was coming from school. I know he was. I dropped him off this morning. To go to school," she said. Relatives said he had been shot 12 times, though it's not clear where they got that information or how they knew it to be true. Afterward, relatives yelled at police and reporters — for telling lies, for leaving the body on the ground, for having shot the boy in the first place, for locking up black men but not white men. |
(Black) Man arrested in connection with triple homicide in small Colleton County community of Ruffin  Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a triple homicide in the small community of Ruffin. The Colleton County Sheriff's Office and agents with the State Law Enforcement Division took Kenneth Markeith Chisolm into custody at 6:35 p.m. on Thursday, said Lt. Tyger Benton, a Sheriff's spokesman. Chisolm is suspected in the shooting deaths of 46-year-old Phillip Miller, 52-year-old Lori Miller and 13-year-old Vincent Miller on Tuesday, Benton said. He has been charged with three counts of murder. The victims were later identified as relatives. Phillip and Lori were married and Vincent was their son. The couple's 9-year-old granddaughter suffered a gunshot wound to the leg but survived. |
Georgia Man Shoots Another Eight Times over Hot Pocket, ‘I Just Snapped’ A Georgia man was sentenced to life in prison for shooting and killing his sister’s boyfriend after a dispute over a Hot Pocket snack, prosecutors said. Prosecutors said that the now convicted killer, Nathaniel Mathis, had asked his sister’s boyfriend, Rodney Benton, to buy some pepperoni Hot Pockets when they went to the store. But the pair came back on that June day in 2016 without the snacks telling Mathis that they were not in stock. In addition, the two ended up leaving all the groceries back at the store because Mathis’s EBT card had no money in its account so they couldn’t pay for the items. The three began arguing about the incident over the phone, and when they returned home the argument quickly turned violent, police said. “The defendant was home and still upset when he approached the SUV,” the Fulton County District Attorney’s office said. During his trial, prosecutors said that Mathis approached the two as they got out of the SUV, said, “you know what’s going on,” then pulled a gun and shot Benton eight times killing him. |
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Man wanted in connection with rape at Gallatin apartments GALLATIN, Tenn. —– Police are searching for a man wanted for his reported connection to a rape at a Gallatin apartment complex. Police are asking for assistance from the public to locate Ryhiem Crawford. The department reported Crawford is wanted in connection to an aggravated rape on May 13 at the Villages of Gallatin Apartments. |
Man suspected in 1996 slaying in Alabama captured in Chicago EUTAW, Ala. — Alabama prosecutors are reviving a long-dormant murder case following the arrest of a suspect who was discovered living in Chicago nearly two decades after he escaped while awaiting trial. Donnovan Johnson, 44, was returned to Greene County on Tuesday following his arrest by authorities acting on a tip. Johnson is being charged with escape, and prosecutors asked a judge to let them resume court action against him in the slaying of 29-year-old Ollie Carpenter, who was shot to death in 1996 in the rural county located about 90 miles (145 km) southwest of Birmingham. A co-defendant, Eric Edwards, pleaded in 1997 and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He already has completed his sentence. |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Preacher who called himself a "prophet" convicted of raping child A 29-year-old preacher who referred to himself as a "prophet" on YouTube was convicted Thursday of raping a child. Jurors convicted Jarvis Gray of rape of a child and aggravated sexual battery. A 5-year-old reported to workers at her daycare facility that "Prophet Gray" touched her, and a police report was taken July 24, 2013. She later disclosed in a forensic interview that he raped her. She said that he cared for her and her siblings while her parents were away. He lived in the home from June 2012 to July 2013, but was not related to the family, according to an affidavit. Gray is also charged with having sexual contact with a young boy in a pending case. Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Lee Coffee is set to sentence Gray on June 29. |
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Search on for suspect in crash after car lands in pond; 3 killed - 4 blacks smash and grab at Sprint store - chase ended in pond - 3 drown Three men were killed and another escaped and is on the run after a chase ended with a crash into a pond near the Flint River, police said. Devongelo Hunter, 19, of College Park, Eddie Alford, 21, of Jonesboro, and Mark Mathis, 19, of Jonesboro, died in the crash, Clayton County police Sgt. Ashanti Marbury said. Police are still looking for a fourth person who escaped the wreckage and fled. He has been identified, but his name was not released. The two-county chase began when Fayetteville police received a 911 call from a Sprint company security guard about 4:20 a.m., officials said in a multi-agency news conference Monday. The guard saw a car approach the front of the Sprint store and three men get out and smash in the front window, Fayetteville police Capt. Mike Whitlow said. |
Police hunt for (BLACK) Indiana man, 34, accused of impregnating his (white) girlfriend's 10-year-old daughter getting her pregnant  Police in Indiana are asking for the public's assistance in tracking down a man suspected of impregnating a 10-year-old girl. The Marion Police Department posted a plea on Facebook identifying the wanted suspect as 34-year-old Nicholas Deon Thrash. According to the police, Thrash is facing 10 counts of child molesting, which involves allegedly getting his girlfriend's 10-year-old daughter pregnant. The victim's 32-year-old mother was arrested on May 16 on two counts of felony neglect of a dependent. She is being held at Grant County Jail. According to the woman's social media postings, the couple have been dating for at least two years and the woman also has a son. |
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| Vinelink Indiana: Offender Name: HAND, JENNIFER LYNN Custody Status: In Custody Age: 32 Location: Grant County Jail Race: White | ||
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Pakistani Man charged with murder after missing ex-wife's body found - Ex-husband of missing mother found dead indicted for murder LAKEWOOD, Ohio - The ex-husband of a Lakewood mother whose body was found earlier this week has been indicted on the following15 counts. Fahad Mohammed Saeed was indicted by a grand jury Thursday morning. He is currently being held in Cuyahoga County Jail where he is serving a sentence for violating a temporary protection order which was issued by Roaa S. Al Dhannoon in 2015. The remains of Al Dhannoon were found in a wooded area in Brooklyn earlier this week. Members of the Lakewood Police Department, FBI, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office and the Ohio Search and Recovery K-9 Team searched an area along Big Creek on Monday. A container buried along the creek was located and excavated. The item was "suspected of containing biological remains." Al Dhannoon, 25, was last seen at her Edgewater Drive apartment in October. She was recently divorced from Saeed who was later charged with violating a protection order. She has a 5-year-old son. |
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O, Canada: Groid & Two Crackers hijack millions in Conda fees  Darryl McGregor was convicted of breaking into a unit at the Icon condo building and stealing items belonging to a resident in 2013. Darryl McGregor: The director of Perfect Clarity Inc., a Toronto-based energy management firm. McGregor has had several run-ins with police. He currently sits on at least two condo boards in buildings where he owns units and has launched a court battle to get back on the board of the Icon condo building at 270 Wellington St. W., where he also owns a unit. McGregor was convicted in 2013 of breaking into a unit at Icon and stealing items belonging to a resident. - (Canada) |
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Kentucky Roman Catholic priest reaches plea deal on sex abuse LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A Catholic priest has reached a plea agreement on sexual abuse charges that occurred at a summer camp in Kentucky that he ran for decades. R. Joseph Hemmerle was facing allegations of abuse from a second person who said Hemmerle abused him at Camp Tall Trees in Meade County. Hemmerle was also convicted in November of abusing a boy who attended the camp in the 1970s. Prosecutors say Hemmerle’s plea deal for sexual abuse and wanton endangerment includes a 10-year sentence, but it won’t add any extra prison time to the sentence he is already serving in the first case. Hemmerle entered an Alford plea Wednesday, which means he didn’t admit guilt, but acknowledged that prosecutors could win a conviction in court. Hemmerle has been on leave since 2014. |
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Korean female Texas Judge Placed on Leave after Non-citizenship Discovered  Officials in Corpus Christi, Texas, placed a municipal court judge on unpaid suspension when they learned she is not a U.S. citizen — a requirement for the position. After learning Judge Young Min Burkett (aka Young Min Choi Burkett) was not a citizen, City officials placed her on unpaid leave for 90 days to give her time to complete her citizenship process, according to Corpus Christi Mayor Pro-Tem Lucy Rubio. The City did not disclose how they learned about her lack of citizenship. A Facebook page claiming to be Judge Young Min Choi Burkett states she began working as a municipal court judge in March 2015. Prior to that, the page claimed she worked in the Nueces County District Attorney’s Office for nearly seven years. The page lists Burkett’s place of birth as Seoul, South Korea. |
Chinese female scammer who promised to lift deadly curses gets prison  A Chinese national who admitted to scamming women out of more than $150,000 — promising them that she’d lift deadly curses — will spend up to 4 1/2 years in a state prison before she is deported, her defense attorney said. Xeukun Su, who conned two middle-aged women out of the cash and gold jewelry, was sentenced to 1 1/2 to 4 1/2 years behind bars Tuesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court. “I realize the wrong thing I have done,” Su told Justice Danny Chun through an interpreter, as she looked down at the table. “I feel bad, I feel guilty.” Defense attorney Morris Shamuil said his client came to the U.S. from the Canton province of China in order to make money to send back home to her husband and three young children. |
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4 Chinamen Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Fraternity Hazing Death  Four men facing the most serious charges in a brutal fraternity hazing ritual that resulted in the 2013 death of a New York City college student pleaded guilty Monday to voluntary manslaughter. Fraternity members at Pi Delta Psi admitted they physically abused Chun "Michael" Deng, a Baruch College student, then tried to cover it up as the 19-year-old lay dying in their rented house in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, about 100 miles west of New York. Defense attorneys had called Deng's death a fraternity prank gone horribly awry. The four defendants, Kenny Kwan, Charles Lai, Raymond Lam and Sheldon Wong, had been charged with third-degree murder, but pleaded guilty to felony manslaughter and hindering apprehension charges. They face 22 to 36 months in prison when they are sentenced in December. |
(BLACK) 'Facebook friend' is suspected killer of 27-year-old (WHITE man) found dead at Cibolo business  The Lone Star Fugitive Task Force arrested a 27-year-old man on a murder charge Tuesday for his alleged role in the death of a man found at a Cibolo business, according to police. Ishmael Jabari Debrow was taken into custody at about 10 p.m. Tuesday and taken to the Bexar County Jail on a murder warrant for the death of Rand Cameron Vanwert, of LockhartVanwert was found dead Monday at the Jumping For Joy Inflatables business. He worked at the business and was found by his colleagues. Initial reports said he died by "unnatural causes." Friends and colleagues expressed great sadness to the news of Vanwert's passing, sharing posts on social media memorializing him. Debrow and Vanwert were friends on Facebook, and several people shared their disbelief and outrage Wednesday as news of Debrow's connection to the killing was made public. Vanwert was last heard from by the owner of the business around 5 p.m. Sunday when he asked permission to use the company vehicle. Debrow has a criminal history, including resisting arrest, assault causing bodily injury and driving with an invalid license. - (Black-on-white) |
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(BLACK) Man accused of fatally shooting (WHITE) owner of Orlando towing company to remain jailed  ORLANDO, Fla. - The 53-year-old owner of a towing company was fatally shot Tuesday at his downtown business after he was confronted by the 35-year-old owner of an impounded car. Tremain Polk, of Winter Garden, shot Paul Gren shortly before 6 p.m. at the Tow Truck Co. Gunfire could be heard over the phone as an employee called 911 to report that an irate customer was trying to retrieve his vehicle from the tow yard without paying. The worker said Polk had $135, but when she told him the bill would be $285, he became upset and tried to push open a door to a secured office. Polk left when the worker threatened to call police, but while she was helping another customer, she saw Polk's car being driven toward a gate, so she and Gren ran outside. "Polk exited his vehicle and unsuccessfully attempted to open the bay door manually." The employee positioned herself between Polk and the button to open the gate, and he came toward her aggressively, so she pushed him back. Gren produced a gun, held it by his side and told Polk to wait for police, but he said he wanted to leave, so an employee opened a door to let him out. Polk took two steps, turned toward Gren, drew a gun from his waistband and shot Gren three times from point-blank range. - (Black-on-white) |
(White female) Kansas City assault victim makes remarkable recovery, but police still seek hammer-wielding (BLACK) attacker  KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Since being attacked at work in April, Joyce, has healed remarkably well. But the emotional damage has taken its toll. "I got a text message from one of my coworkers who asked if I had seen the news and Facebook. I responded no, 'what about it?' She said ‘it’s on the news. They have a photo of him.’ I just slammed my laptop closed and I can’t, I can’t go back and look," Joyce said. The thought of seeing the suspect's face is still too much for her to handle. Joyce was attacked at her job on the Crittenton campus last month. The suspect, armed with a hammer and a knife, attacked Joyce and another coworker. They both suffered serious injuries, including Joyce who has a scar from the top of her eye brow down to her nose. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black man) found guilty of reckless homicide in (white) girl's death   Elijah Roberts has been found guilty of reckless homicide. The jury has recommended Roberts serve 5 years. (Earlier) Day two of the murder trial involving Henderson man Elijah Roberts, 18, a Central Academy student, wrapped up Wednesday in Henderson Circuit Court with the case going to the jury. Roberts -- who is accused of participating in a shootout last November which resulted in the death of 17-year-old Autumn Burkhart, a student at Henderson County High School -- took the stand in his own defense. Under questioning Roberts described the night that another Henderson man, Joshua Bumphus, 25, allegedly lured him to an alley between Powell and Clay streets and initiated the shootout which left Burkhart dead and Roberts injured. Henderson police said their investigation revealed that Bumphus believed Roberts had burglarized his home and the shootout was in retaliation. Roberts has not been charged for the burglary, but Bumphus was found guilty by a jury of first-degree assault for the injuries suffered by Roberts, and was sentenced to 12 years. According to Roberts, a juvenile female sent him a message on the night of Nov. 17 several days after the alleged burglary, asking to buy marijuana from him. Roberts told the jury he drove to the alley, not to sell marijuana, but to pick up the girl and take her where she could get the drug. - (Black-on-white) |
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Marion police searching for (black African-american) man wanted for 10 counts of child molesting - impregnating 10-yr-old  MARION, Ind. —– The Marion Police Department is asking for the public’s help in the search for a man wanted for 10 counts of child molesting, which involves impregnating a 10-year-old. According to the Marion Police Department, police are searching for 34-year-old Deon Thrash. Thrash is described as a black male, standing 6′ 1″ tall and weighing 160 pounds. Additionally, as part of this investigation, the mother of the victim, 32-year-old Jennifer Hand (white) was arrested on May 16. She faces two preliminary counts of a neglect of a dependent. She is being held in the Grant County Jail on $100,000 bond. - (race of victim not reported - would be either White or Mixed) |
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| Vinelink Indiana: Offender Name: HAND, JENNIFER LYNN Custody Status: In Custody Age: 32 Location: Grant County Jail Race: White | ||
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Oklahoma man allegedly assaulted, bound two women, then attempted to set house on fire EL RENO, Okla. – An Oklahoma man allegedly attempted to set a house on fire after he assaulted and tied up two women inside the home. Around 10 a.m. on May 16, El Reno officers were called to the 800 block of West Wade after receiving reports of a house fire and an assault. When officers arrived, they learned two women had been assaulted and bound inside of the home. After the suspect bound the victims, he attempted to set the house on fire, officials said. El Reno firefighters confirmed they put out a small fire in the kitchen. After the suspect left the scene, the two women were able to free themselves and get out of the home. Antwoin Walker, 37, was arrested and booked into the El Reno City Jail for the crimes. |
Shipyard worker accused of rape NORFOLK, Va. — Court documents show that a 45-year-old shipyard worker is charged with rape. The paperwork from Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court shows that police arrested Keith Anthony Jarrett of the 200 block of Bellamy Ave. in Norfolk on Friday, May 12. Jarrett is accused of assaulting a 39-year-old woman. Jarrett lives at the home by himself and works at Colonna's Shipyard. Court papers confirm he is a crane operator at the shipyard and that he has worked there for 10 years. The checklist for bail determinations included in the paperwork says that Jarrett has three children and that he had several past drug charges: |
"Crack whore" says man was shot to death while they were having sex in car in North Charleston  A woman told police she was having sex with a man in a car Friday night in North Charleston when someone shot the man to death. The victim, 34-year-old Ladontes Tyrone Miller of North Charleston, was dead in a Mazda van when an officer arrived at the scene. The car was backed into a residence as if it had crashed. The headlights were on and the vehicle was running. A man who lives in the area called police about 9:30 p.m. and said he'd heard a loud bang about 10 to 15 minutes prior. His neighbors found Miller slumped in the driver's seat of the Mazda. A woman in the back seat appeared "strung out," he told the dispatcher. The woman, who is described in an incident report as a "known prostitute," was squatting behind the open driver's door when an officer arrived. Her hands, face and dress were covered in blood, according to the report. The woman told the officer she had met Miller earlier in the day and didn't know his name. She initially denied having a prostitution deal with him. She proceeded to tell the officer she and Miller were having sex in the vehicle along the side of the residence when someone came up to the car and shot him once. She said the shooter sped away in a vehicle. She could not provide any suspect information. "She also was unable to tell me how many subjects there were." "(The woman) informed me that she had just smoked crack. As a result, (the woman) struggled to follow my questions with any proper mental capacity." |
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(Black) Man defecates on warrant after arrest related to Deerfield Beach shooting A man who was arrested Tuesday in relation to the shooting of a deputy in Deerfield Beach later defecated on a copy of a search warrant. As his arrest paperwork was being processed, 24-year-old Demetrius Vidale placed a copy of the warrant on a chair and defecated on it. The suspect was identified via DNA and fingerprints recovered at the scene. He was apprehended while driving in Fort Lauderdale. According to the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, around 3 a.m., Monday, a deputy on duty heard shots fired at the Tropicante nightclub, near the 4200 block of North Dixie Highway. Upon his arrival, a suspect shot at the deputy, forcing him to return fire. The deputy was never hit in the exchange. The suspect, along with several others subjects fled the scene as the deputy returned fire. It remains unknown if he struck any of the fleeing subjects. |
(Black) man Masturbates Next to Woman on SEPTA Train: Police  Police are searching for a man accused of exposing himself and masturbating next to a woman on a SEPTA train. Monae Alvarado said the man followed her onto a train in Philadelphia around 8 a.m. Friday morning. She says he then sat down next to her, exposed himself and began to masturbate. “I was surprised, I was shocked,” Alvarado said. “Somebody can have the guts to do that in public.” Alvarado took out her phone and began to record as the lewd act continued. “I kept ignoring him but he kept saying stuff to me,” Alvarado said. “Very rude stuff. Making rude comments and stuff about my body. I felt violated. Disrespected.” Alvarado said the harassment continued until her stop. Police released photos of a man described as a thin, black male with black hair and a beard, approximately 25-years-old and standing 5-foot-9. |
Naked Negro Shopper Causes Chaos At A San Bernardino Stater Bros. SAN BERNARDINO — Within seconds of the man stripping down naked and pouring bleach all over himself, San Bernardino Police say Stater Bros. Employees surrounded and the store’s security tased the man to try to contain him. Some Shoppers say they also tried to help. “One man grabbed his neck, I tried to grab him but he was too slippery,” customer Joe Lira said. Security tried several times to get the man under control but to no avail. He didn’t react at all to the taser shots and tried to run away. He eventually dropped and rolled around on the floor while trying to escape security. Workers called 911 in a panic. |
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175 watermelons reported stolen; 2 blacks arrested  CULLEN, La. - The theft of 175 watermelons from a Cullen store over the weekend has resulted in the arrests of two Webster Parish men, according to a report in the Minden Press-Herald. Webster sheriff's deputies have charged George "Bubba" Brooks III, 43, of Cullen and George "Bubba" Brooks III, 43, of Cotton Valley each with one count of felony theft. Investigators zeroed in on Brooks after learning he was selling watermelons near a convenience store where five bins of melons were reported stolen. Brooks reportedly said he was told there were free watermelons on the dock, but he only took eight to 10, the newspaper reports. That led deputies to Green, who reportedly admitted to helping Brooks remove watermelons from the dock and into a truck. The business owner told deputies the watermelons were worth $1,750. |
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Three Illegal Aliens Arrested for Allegedly Kidnapping Texas Attorney  Authorities arrested three illegal aliens for allegedly breaking into an attorney’s home and kidnapping him in the middle of the night. Detectives from the Orange County Sherriff’s Office Criminal Division located German Adalid Borjas-Benitez, 19, Henrry Eduar Rivera-Antunez, 17, and Erik Pagoada-Bustillo, 17, in Port Arthur on Friday. Two of the three suspects allegedly broke into the home of Orange County attorney Jim Sharon Bearden Jr. on May 8 wearing masks and tied him up as they stole high-value items – guns and electronics – from his home. The third suspect, who acted as the driver, waited outside and served as a lookout. The three suspects then purportedly drove Bearden Jr. to a bank where they forced him to withdraw cash at which time they let him and his vehicle go. “The three were arrested for burglary of a habitation, a 1st degree felony and taken to the Jefferson County jail.” . All three suspects are reportedly illegal aliens from Honduras. Captain Cliff Hargrave said that the three illegal aliens supposedly confessed to the crime. |
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Cops hunting for light-skinned Hispanic accused of groping two young sisters  Police released surveillance footage Wednesday of a man they say sexually abused two young sisters as they played in front of a building in Brooklyn last week. The victims, 6 and 8, told cops that the man approached them around 6:45 p.m. on May 12 as they played outside of a building on 8th Avenue and 50th Street in Sunset Park. The pervert grabbed the 6-year-olds groin and her older sister’s backside before running off. The suspect is described as light-skinned Hispanic between 30 and 40-years old, approximately 5 feet tall and with a medium build. He was last seen wearing a red puffer coat, blue jeans and black sneakers. |
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Top (black) Dem under fire for funding (black Hispanic) pol who opposes queer 'rights'   A top national Democratic Party official is coming under fire for making a $1,000 campaign contribution to a New York City Council candidate who opposes gay rights. Gay rights activists slammed Michael Blake, a Bronx assemblyman who is a vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, for making the donation to state Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr., who is running for an open Bronx council seat. Diaz voted against same sex marriage legislation that passed both houses of the state Legislature and was signed into law by Gov. Cuomo in 2011. Blake should be removed. You can’t support a bigot like Ruben Diaz and be a vice chairman of the national Democratic Party,” said (LGBT-Queer) Allen Roskoff, head of the Jim Owles (Queer) Liberal Democratic Club.Openly queer Queens Councilman Daniel Dromm chimed in... |
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Chinese Sex Trafficking Ring Busted in Texas An investigation in Waco, Texas, led to the discovery of a Chinese sex trafficking ring in that victimized 16 Chinese women. Detectives discovered a human sex trafficking operation that was bringing in women from China and sending them to various cities throughout the U.S. for prostitution. Using Backpage.com, detective Scaramucci reportedly contacted an “Asian female escort” who was trafficked from Hong Kong to California and then to Texas where she had been staying in a Waco hotel for an extended period: Authorities have also issued arrest warrants for Zhao Chen Shi, 33, and Xubin Zou, 27, who are also alleged to have committed human trafficking crimes from 2016 through early 2017. |
ASIAN FEMALE Yale dean loves diversity except for ‘white trash’ A dean at Yale University who championed cultural sensitivity has apologized for her “insensitive” Yelp reviews of restaurants, gyms and movie theaters, including hot takes on what “white trash” customers would find tasty and employees she blasted as “barely educated morons.” June Chu, dean of Yale’s Pierson College, apologized for the offending reviews, which had been circulating among students for several months, after the Yale Daily News published screenshots on Saturday. |
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Lobotomized black ex-con accused of shooting White cop had threatened to ‘pop’ more officers - (he should have gotten full lobotomy)  An ex-con headed to trial for the shooting of NYPD officer Brian Moore told an acquaintance who threatened to call the cops on the gun-toting man he’d “pop them, too,” Queens prosecutors said Tuesday. Demetrius Blackwell had been brandishing “a silver handgun” after tossing bricks and cinder-blocks through an associate’s window following on argument when he made the threat foreshadowing the May 2015 shooting. When the unnamed man warned he would call the cops, Queens prosecutor Robert Masters said Blackwell sneered: “If you call them I will pop them, too.” The 37-year-old is accused of later opening fire on Brian Moore and his partner, Erik Jansen, shooting the 25-year-old cop in the head. Moore underwent 4 hours of emergency surgery, but was later taken off life support. Jansen wasn’t hit. The gunfire erupted after Moore asked Blackwell ““Do you have something in your waist?’’ to which he allegedly responded “yeah, I got something,” and pulled out the gun. It was revealed in court the career con had previously undergone frontal lobe surgery and a partial lobotomy. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man sentenced to 50 years for murder of (LGBT-Queer white) man   QUEENSBURY — The central New York man who was convicted of murder for the killing last summer of Glens Falls resident Kevin Jenks was sentenced to 50 years to life in state prison during an emotional hearing Tuesday. Warren County Judge John Hall deemed Robert M. Henry a "persistent violent felon" and imposed consecutive sentences for the killing last July of the 58-year Jenks in his Dix Avenue home and crimes that occurred along with the homicide. Hall pointed out that Henry had seven prior robbery convictions dating back nearly three decades before he was involved in the killing of Jenks. "He is a cold, calculated killer who deserves the absolute maximum," Warren County Assistant District Attorney Matthew Burin said. Henry reiterated his innocence before Hall imposed the sentence, saying his co-defendant was to blame for Jenks' killing but that he was sorry about being involved in the robbery that led to the killing. "I'm not the man responsible for Mr. Jenks' death," Henry said. He went on to read a long statement in which he claimed his rights were violated by police and prosecutors during the investigation, questioned whether he was discriminated against because he is black and said he was "denied my right to due process and a fair trial." Co-defendant Kevin Chapman, 50, of Herkimer, also of was sentenced to 18 years to life after he pleaded guilty and testified against Henry, telling the jury that he watched Henry choke a bound Jenks to death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two Syracuse men charged separately with sexually abusing same young girl - who got a sexually-transmitted disease Syracuse, NY -- Two Syracuse men have been arrested on charges they sexually abused the same girl, who was under the age of 13, on multiple occasions. Joel Anderson, 50, was indicted in November on a charge of predatory sexual assault against a child. Another man, Jerald Young, 25, confessed to giving the same girl a sexually-transmitted disease, said defense lawyer Susan Carey. Young was also arrested in November on a charge of course of sexual conduct, meaning he's accused of repeatedly abusing the same girl over a period of time. Young abused the girl over a two-year period, from September 2014 to June 2016, police said. An analysis of the victim's bedsheets found DNA from multiple men, including a third man |
Baker man accused of raping four-year-old girl last month  A Baker man was arrested Monday after he was accused of sexually assaulting and raping a four-year-old girl last month, according to a Baker Police report. The child told a guardian that 32-year-old Michael Lee Matthews sexually assaulted her her some time between April 3 and April 19, police say. The family told police on April 20 and Matthews was arrested Monday on a warrant dated May 1. Matthews was booked in Parish Prison on aggravated rape and sexual battery. |
DNA evidence finally solves 1998 rape of Brooklyn teen (by black man) PARK SLOPE, Brooklyn — A 19-year-old woman had just left home for her first day of work when a man raped her on an M train station platform. After nearly two decades, police have finally convicted the man who threatened to kill the victim if she told police what had happened. Johnny Jacob, now 45, was convicted Monday of first degree rape. He was caught after his DNA, obtained following a conviction for money laundering, was matched to the victim’s rape kit. DNA from her rape kit had been kept since March 2, 1998. |
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Police: (Black) Burglar took selfies with stolen iPad  Baltimore police are looking for the person responsible for burglarizing a home and taking selfies on a stolen iPad. Police said the burglary occurred on Friday. The person stole electronic devices along with other property, police said. Police said the selfies the burglar took on the iPad were automatically uploaded to the victim’s iCloud account. |
Elderly 78-year-old man viciously beaten in building lobby by cowardly black thug A feisty septuagenarian was clobbered by a man several decades his junior in Brooklyn, surveillance video released by police shows. The 78-year-old victim was attacked when he got into an argument with a (black) man in his 20s while in the lobby of a building near the corner of 50th St. and 8th Ave. in Sunset Park around 5 a.m. Apr. 30, police said. The video, released Monday, shows the assailant punching the man several times in the head before throwing him against a wall and knocking him to the ground. The victim suffered cuts and bruises to his face and head. He was treated at Maimonides Medical Center. |
Sarasota man arrested for kicking chained puppy SARASOTA, Fla. — A Sarasota man has been arrested for aggravated animal cruelty after police say he kicked a puppy that was chained to a tree. Officers were called to a home on 32nd Street around 7:45 Saturday morning and found a large group of people gathered around and yelling at the suspect, 36-year-old Toddrick Leverett. Witnesses told police Leverett started kicking the puppy around 7:30 a.m., and saw him grab the back of the dog’s neck and drag it through the dirt. They said the puppy was chained to a tree and was desperately trying to get away. The puppy is a 6-month-old female pit bull that weighs about 25 pounds. Police said she was frightened, but friendly toward responding officers. The puppy suffered a broken leg from the incident and was taken by the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services. She is currently at an emergency vet clinic. |
$10K reward for four black suspects who killed dog during NW Harris Co. home invasion     SPRING, Texas — Four suspects terrorized a northwest Harris County family on Monday, not only burglarizing their home but also shooting and killing one of the family's dogs."If they can do that to a dog, then they can do anything to a human being," said homeowner Patricia. Patricia said the break-in happened around 1 p.m. on Monday. The family's home surveillance video shows four men breaking into the home. The video shows them hopping over the fence and then gaining access to the home through a back window. Once they were inside, the suspects filled up suitcases full of everything from video game consoles to shoes. Patricia believes their dog, 6-month-old Lady, was trying to protect their home when the intruders shot her. "They have no heart. They're just horrible people," she said. The family is offering a $5,000 reward in the case. HCSO said Crime Stoppers is also offering a reward, bringing the total reward to $10,000. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspect arrested after man sexually assaulted, robbed in Montgomery MONTGOMERY, AL —The Montgomery Police Department confirms a suspect has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault and robbery that happened May 11. Investigators with the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force took Herbert Goldsmith into custody for the incident, which allegedly happened on Monticello Drive. Authorities say Goldsmith and another man arranged a meeting. That's when the victim was sexually assaulted and robbed. Goldsmith is being held at the Montgomery County Detention Facility on $120,000 for two counts of first-degree sodomy and first-degree robbery. |
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2 black women wear scrubs to blend in, steal woman's wallet at Metro Detroit rehab facility |
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(Black) PortMiami toll worker arrested after detective say he pocketed cash According to police, Miami-Dade County employee Darrel Cason, 47, was arrested “after a long term investigation into the theft of parking toll revenue.” |
$2,000 reward offered for pair of spades wanted in shooting  KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The U.S. Marshall Service is offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to the arrests of two men connected to the shooting of an elderly Platte County man during an armed robbery. Officials say James Osler and Requon Dillard may be hiding out somewhere in the Kansas City metro area. According to a release from the U.S. Marshals service, law enforcement also believe the pair are receiving assistance from family and friends in the area. The release says Osler and Dillard are long-time friends and may be hiding out together. |
| PS. Hostage-Taking Inmate Was At Hospital For Eating His Sandal Tywon M. Salters, 21, was recovering from stomach surgery to remove the plastic shoe material when he stole a police officer’s gun Saturday. |
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(Previously deported illegal alien)  A man in the U.S. illegally -- with a string of shootings to his name -- was arrested in a weekend shooting that wounded a limousine driver in west Phoenix, prosecutors said. Zhair Zamora-Sepulveda, 29, and his girlfriend hired a limo for the night Saturday. Zamora-Sepulveda balked at paying the driver for services that went beyond the original contract, police said. Once they arrived at the home of Zamora-Sepulveda’s girlfriend early Sunday, the man then went into the house and came out with a handgun, police said. He allegedly fired numerous rounds, hitting the 43-year-old driver twice in the legs. Zamora-Sepulveda "is a previously deported felon and illegally in the United States." He also admitted that he shot someone in the stomach in February 2013 |
| Two illegal aliens arrested on Travis Air Force Base by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Hugo Mejia is being held at the Rio Cosumnes Corrections Center in Elk Grove, facing deportation back to Mexico. Mejia and his undocumented co-worker Rodrigo Nunez were both arrested at Travis Air Force Base. Both Mejia and Nunez have been deported before. - (Drudge) |
| Under Trump, more countries take back U.S. deportees The number of recalcitrant countries has dropped from 20 to 12 over the months since the presidential election, and some longtime offenders — including Iraq and Somalia — have earned their way off the naughty list. The list of countries is the shortest this decade. |
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CANBERRA, Australia — Australian police said on Wednesday they were a step closer to deciding whether to charge a top Vatican cardinal over allegations of sexual assault dating back decades. Cardinal George Pell, Pope Francis’ top financial adviser and Australia’s most senior Catholic, has long been dogged by allegations he mishandled cases of clergy abuse when he was archbishop of Melbourne and, later, Sydney. More recently, Pell has faced accusations of child abuse himself when he was a young priest in the 1970s. Pell, who runs the Vatican’s economy ministry, has repeatedly denied all of the allegations.
