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(BLACK) Suspected serial throat slasher attacker arrested after 3 attacks in 4 days   PETERSBURG, Va. — For the last 40 years, Butch Simmons has never been afraid to walk out of the doors of the Fraternal Order of Eagles building. Simmons was waiting for his ride Friday night when he was attacked by a stranger. Simmons said he asked the man if he could help him, but was punched immediately. “I said, 'What are you doing? What are you doing?' He walloped me again,” explained Simmons. Moments after the attack, Simmons made his way back to the door of the Eagles building, but the door was locked, and he could not get to his key card to open it. Scared for his life, Simmons pretended that there was a telecom on the door of the building and called to his friends who were still inside for help. “'Hey boys, come out here! I need some help,'” he yelled. The attacker then backed off immediately and was out of sight when Petersburg Police arrived. Lieutenant Greg Geist of the Petersburg Police Department said that in four days, they had three assault cases on their hands. While Simmons’ attack was the first, the attacker, who was later identified as 32-year-old Christopher Taylor, allegedly slashed the throat of Petersburg businessman Bill Sizemore on South Crater Road two days later. Then, on Monday morning, Taylor allegedly committed another assault that also involved a robbery. Police were able to identify Taylor by using security footage from a local Wawa and with the help of Simmons and Sizemore. Simmons is thankful that he was not seriously injured. “I’m just thankful every day for the life I have and just thankful to be here and see my grandchildren grow. I want him to pay for what he did,” Simmons said. Taylor has been charged in all three crimes. The charges include assault and battery, attempted murder, aggravated malicious wounding and robbery. He is being held at Riverside Regional Jail without bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Stranded black trio attacks, robs (White) man who gave them food, shelter   APACHE JUNCTION - A gesture of kindness turned into an assault and kidnapping for an Apache Junction man. On Monday, June 5th, the man called the Pinal County Sheriff's Office to report his kidnapping and robbery, Pinal County officials said. The man told authorities that on Sunday, June 4th, he ran into three men at an auto parts store in Apache Junction; Raheem Jamal Lemieux, 20, Richard Lemieux, 21, and Tyrus Talbot, 21, told him they needed help because their car was no longer functioning. The man felt sorry for the trio and offered them a stay at his home; he fed the suspects and let them spend the night. The next day, the man took the trio back to the auto parts store. Later that same day, he saw the trio still at the store so he offered them another stay at his home. During the second stay, the trio assaulted the man and also choked him. They bound the man and placed furniture on top of him. They then fled in his vehicle with stolen property including firearms. The man was able to free himself; he called officials and informed them of the events. An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper saw the man's vehicle near the Safford area after the vehicle was caught speeding. Raheem Lemieux, the driver, exited the vehicle when asked and showed signs of impairment, DPS said. Richard Lemieux and Talbot were also asked to vacate the vehicle, and they did; however, Richard fled on foot while Raheem was being arrested. The man ran into a neighborhood, through one backyard, onto a street and with the help of local residents, was apprehended behind a home. The trio faces aggravated assault, armed robbery and kidnapping charges. Officials say the suspects were trying to get back home to Louisiana. - (Black-on-white) |
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Negro monkey caught on camera pooping, peeing on house  HOUSTON - A Houston homeowner is hoping surveillance footage will help catch an intruder who defecated on her doorstep. The man was seen on camera cursing and muttering Saturday morning at a home on La Branch Street on the Midtown/Museum District border. The homeowner's daughter, who is still shaken by what she saw, did not want to be identified. "He's mumbling and saying all this stuff getting angry," she said. After getting notifications from the Ring doorbell app, the daughter decided to check the camera footage recorded on the device. "Then he puts his phone down picks up an old board and hits the camera," she said. But it wasn't until she went to the property the next day did she see what else he did -- something she'd missed on the recordings. "That's when I saw it and I smelled it," she said. "He had pooped and peed on our gate and near the gate." A closer look at the video showed exactly the moment it happened. "He just pulled his pants down and started peeing on the gate then he pulled them down even further and decided to poop right next to the gate," she said. "When you're a grown adult and you poop and pee on someone's property just because, there's something wrong with that." The house is not far from a homeless camp that neighbors believe is responsible for an increase in crime in the area. They plan to bring it up with the mayor at a meeting next week. - (Black-on-white) |
Negroid erectus called a ‘danger to society' enters plea to sexual assault in Grand Rapids GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. - A man called 'a danger to society’ based on convictions dating back more than four decades pleaded guilty Monday, June 12 to sexually assaulting a sleeping homeless woman outside a downtown Grand Rapids building. Robert Lee Bateman, 63, was charged with criminal sexual conduct with injury for the Oct. 8 assault on South Division Avenue south of Fulton Street. He was arrested three days later. Bateman on Monday pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal sexual conduct and unarmed robbery. He faces up to life in prison when he returns for sentencing July 18 in Kent County Circuit Court. “This was a violent sex attack on a sleeping victim and he was just released from prison,’’ investigators wrote in court records. “Robert Bateman is a danger to society with regards to his sexually assaultive behavior.’’ Bateman is on Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry for several convictions dating back to 1983. Bateman served 2½ to 10 years on a 1971 conviction for indecent liberties with a child. |
South Florida man killed teen he solicited online for sex, Broward Sheriff's Office says    FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The body of a teen found in a plastic storage container buried in Florida backyard led to murder charges against a man police say solicited her online for sex. The Broward County Sheriff's Office said Friday that 25-year-old Tyquan Pearson was arrested in Norfolk, Virginia, and charged with murdering 19-year-old Brittany Taylor. Surveillance video at a motel near Fort Lauderdale shows Taylor going into a room where Pearson was staying last month. It later shows Pearson wheeling out a blue storage container. Investigators said Pearson's girlfriend picked him up and drove him to a storage unit. Pearson told her the container had clothes and other items he planned to give away. But investigators acting on a tip found the container buried in a backyard and discovered Taylor's decomposing body. |
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(BLACK) Ocala man accused of raping, impregnating 13-year-old girl - Suspect arrested after baby's birth, paternity test OCALA, Fla. — An Ocala man was arrested Tuesday after a DNA test proved that he raped and impregnated a girl who was 13 years old at the time, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office. The victim said her sister called Avisus Sedale Davis, 28, for a ride home from school in January 2016. Davis picked up the girls and told them he would need to get money for gas. While at Davis' residence, the victim went to use the bathroom while her sister went to a nearby store. Davis said he would stay at the house because the bathroom door often gets stuck and he didn't want the victim to be locked in the bathroom without a way out, deputies said. Davis pulled the door open to help the victim out of the bathroom, then raped her, according to the arrest report. Deputies said the victim was punched in the face when she verbally and physically resisted. The girl reported the attack to authorities in November 2016, after giving birth to a baby. |
Video Shows Random Attack On Bike Rider In Brooklyn by EVIL BLACK MALE NEW YORK — A man is in a coma after he was punched in the face while riding his bike in Brooklyn earlier this month, police said. Surveillance video shows what looks to be an unprovoked, random attack on the 38-year-old bike rider in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The video shows the man riding his bike across Albany Avenue on Fulton Street just before 1:30 a.m. back on June 8 when the suspect crosses his path, and punches him in the face. The suspect and his friend casually walk away as the victim falls to the ground, slamming his head on the concrete. Witnesses made their way to the biker’s side and called 911 as they noticed him lying on the street corner, not moving. Police say he was rushed in an ambulance to Kings County Hospital where he is in critical condition, unconscious with severe head trauma. Police describe him as a black man in his mid-20s with an athletic build and a beard. He was last seen wearing sweatpants, sandals, a Nike baseball cap and a long sleeve shirt with the letter “G” on the front.. - (Drudge) |
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Crooked black bishop allegedly steals his own church for $1 Bishop Franklin L. Fountain is currently the head pastor of Fountain of Youth Cathedral in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The church was founded by his father, the late Franklin D. Fountain, in 1960. The younger Franklin took over the church when his father died in 2005. The church property is valued at $1.25 million, and strangely, Bishop Fountain is now listed as the owner of the property. That is because Fountain allegedly sold the church to himself for the bargain price of $1. |
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Interracial couple arrested for partially decapitating man in East Nashville  NASHVILLE, Tenn. —– A man and a woman were charged with the partial decapitation death Thursday of a man in East Nashville. Metro police said Lewis Shuler, 31, and 25-year-old Tiffany Biggs were charged early Friday morning with killing Tremayne Cross. Officers were called to the 400 block of South Fourth Street around 1:45 a.m. when someone called 911 to report Cross lying by a dumpster. Cross lived near Shuler and Biggs in the J.C. Napier public housing development and left with them in a black Dodge Charger around 1 a.m, according to police. Arriving officers found Cross bleeding profusely from a large cut to his neck, according to police. He was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he died during surgery. |
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Black arrested for attempted murder during diversity event COLORADO SPRINGS - The man accused of a shooting during the Shades of Colorado Springs Festival is now facing a charge of first degree attempted murder. Lugene Devlyn Burnett, age 34, was arrested when he showed up for an unrelated court case on Wednesday. Officers were looking for him in the wake of the June 3rd shooting at the festival which celebrated the diversity of our city. Colorado Springs Police have not released the identity of the victim shot several times during the event. Even on the day of the shooting CSPD was confident they knew the suspect's identity due to several witnesses at the scene. The 31-year-old victim continues to recover from his wounds. Investigators referred to the crime as "heinous" due to the significant risk posed to bystanders and children attending the festival. |
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(Black) Woman accused of attacking another woman with hot grill TOLEDO —— Toledo police have issued an arrest warrant for a woman accused of throwing a hot grill at another woman over the Memorial Day weekend. Investigators have charged Tonya Craig, 32, with felonious assault for the incident that happened on Monday around 10:45pm in the 800 block of Cherry Street. According to the criminal complaint, Craig is accused of punching Sherrita Crumby numerous times in the face. Craig is then accused of attacking Crumby with the grill. Court records say “Craig then grabbed a grill that had hot charcoal in it and dumped some of it onto the victim causing burns to her body. Craig put the grill down, the picked it back up again and dumped hot coals onto the victim a 2nd time.” Crumby was taken to Mercy Health Saint Vincent’s for treatment. A spokeswoman tells 13abc that Crumby has been treated and released. |
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Israel: FAKE HATECRIME Jewish suspects arrested over swastika graffiti on synagogues |
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Why don't we have a mughot of the (Asian?) UPS killer Jimmy Lam yet? - Google images |
Second (Negro) suspect in capital murder of (White) Beaumont mother, newborn baby turns self in at jail     BEAUMONT - A Beaumont man has been served with a capital murder warrant in the death of a Beaumont mother and her newborn baby girl. Jared Javon Bias, 22, of Beaumont, was served with the warrant Wednesday night at the Jefferson County Correctional Center not long after he turned himself in on a previous charge of "hindering apprehension" according to a release from the Beaumont Police Department. Bias' bond on the hindering apprehension charge is set at $1 million. Bias is the second suspect in custody related to the murder of Kera Teel, 19, of Beaumont, and her newborn daughter Kyndal. Detectives have not yet spoken to Bias who turned himself in at the jail Wednesday night according to the release. Atayanna Asia Nicole Douglas,17, of Beaumont, was arrested on Tuesday and is being held on a $1.5 million bond for three aggravated robberies which police say are related to the Teel murder case. Police expect more arrests as they continue to investigate the case. - (Black-on-white) |
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Worthless black ex-convict POS arrested for murder of (White) couple at Cleveland car dealership in April  Cleveland officials announced a suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of two owners of a car dealership on the city's east side in April. Joseph McAlphine, 29, is in police custody Tuesday. Michael and Trina Kuznik were brutally murdered on April 14 at their business on East 185th Street. Both victims were shot in the head. “Our concern is for all victims of crime and their families,” said Mayor Frank G. Jackson in an emailed statement. “While we’re happy to have gotten to this point, we will continue to work on the Kuznik case until all who are involved are brought to justice –this is still an open investigation.” McAlphine previously served nine years in prison for aggravated robbery and was released in 2016. The Homicide Unit believes that there is at least one other, if not more involved in this crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged with killing popular (White) bartender was released from custody hours before man was shot in the back  The man charged with fatally shooting a popular Milwaukee bartender during a botched robbery had been released from custody hours before the homicide, records show. Jermichael Carroll, 29, was charged Wednesday with first-degree reckless homicide and attempted armed robbery in the death of 22-year-old Dylan Steffen. The charges were filed the same day a public memorial for Steffen took place at Myrhum-Patten Funeral & Cremation Service in West Bend. Carroll spent four days in the Milwaukee Secure Detention Facility for violating the terms of his extended supervision on a drug case. The facility, which is similar to a jail, is operated by the state Department of Corrections. He was released on May 30. Prosecutors say hours later, about 1:30 a.m. May 31, he shot and killed Steffen. Steffen and a friend were walking on S. 2nd St. near W. Mitchell St. when a man armed with a gun came out of a school parking lot and put the friend in a headlock. The man told Steffen's friend to follow him into the parking lot and empty his pockets, but the friend broke free. The friend told police as he and Steffen ran away, he heard a gunshot and turned to see Steffen on the sidewalk. He called 911. Steffen was taken to the hospital where he died from a single gunshot wound to the back. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family pleads for help after (White) bartender fatally shot in head - there is a (BLACK) 'suspect of interest' BALTIMORE — A well-known Baltimore bartender was fatally shot in the head early Tuesday morning, and his family is pleading for help. Police said Sebastian Dvorak was found around 2:45 a.m. Tuesday in the 2600 block of Boston Street in Canton bleeding from his forehead. Police later confirmed someone shot him in the head, killing him. Baltimore City police haven't released much information on the shooting, but did reveal Wednesday that investigators believe the motive is robbery and there could be more than one suspect. Dvorak was well-known in the Baltimore service industry and known as "Seb" to his close friends. Dvorak's family is pleading to the public for help. His father, David Dvorak, read from a prepared statement as police look for his son's killer. Police have reviewed security camera video from area businesses, portions of which they released to the public Wednesday evening. Police said the people seen in the video are considered a person of interest in Dvorak's killing. Police described the person of interest as a black man with thick curly hair and a medium complexion. He was wearing a gray T-shirt with a white tank-top underneath, blue jeans and gray New Balance sneakers. Police said the man is seen in the surveillance video putting glasses on his face while walking down Eastern Avenue. - (Black-on-white) |
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Wyandotte County jury finds (black) man guilty of killing his (White) boss in shooting from July of 2015  KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A Wyandotte County jury on Thursday found a man guilty of killing his boss in July of 2015. Jurors convicted Willie Parker in the murder of Michel Ziade. Parker, 48, shot and killed Ziade outside of a medical clinic near the University of Kansas Hospital. Ziade operated First Class Medical Transportation Company, and a fight between him and Parker preceded the shooting. What caused the fight is unknown, but a relative of Parker said that his mental health had been declining over a period of several years. That relative also said that Parker used to own a chauffeur company, but lost it and was desperate for work when Ziade hired him. Ziade had also loaned him money just two weeks before the deadly shooting. Parker was on the run for about a week after he killed Ziade, and was eventually caught following a six-hour standoff at 29th and Highland in Kansas City, Mo. Ziade’s wife witnessed the arrest and had said she would see her husband’s case through to the end until she got justice for her husband. They held a memorial for him one year after he was killed. “I remember the day that this happened, we went to breakfast, we had a meeting, he brought me back home, he fixed lunch, and he said ‘I’ll be back,’” Kristin Ziade said. - (Black-on-white) |
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BLACK Man sentenced to death for killing (white) ex-girlfriend - and killing her White son   LEBANON, Ohio -- A man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend was sentenced to death Thursday. Terry Froman, 43, shot and killed Kim Thomas in September 2014. Froman kidnapped Thomas from her Mayfield, Kentucky home and shot her inside an SUV on the side of Interstate 75 in Warren County after a police chase. Prosecutors said Froman violently beat Thomas before shooting her four times. He was found guilty in Thomas' murder Tuesday. During the sentencing hearing Thursday, prosecutors argued for the death penalty, noting the brutality of the crime. The defense argued that Froman suffers from depression and admitted his guilt, but said he deserved to live. Jurors deliberated on what sentenced to give Froman for more than two hours. Froman is also accused of killing Thomas' 17-year-old son, Michael "Eli" Mohney in the Mayfield home before kidnapping Thomas. |
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Interracial couple arrested for allegedly holding woman against her will, sex trafficking (pimping)  MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two people are behind bars accused of trafficking a woman for sex. Darius Hunt and Anna Stuckey were arrested at a local Super 8 motel after the victim accused them of holding her against her will for sex purposes. A search warrant on the room and vehicle uncovered items consistent with a sex trafficking operation, authorities said. Stuckey was arrested on outstanding warrants. She has not been charged with sex crimes. Hunt was charged with aggravated kidnapping, false imprisonment and sex trafficking. |
(white) Girlfriend intimidated witnesses in Albion attempted murder tril of her (black) boyfriend The girlfriend of the suspect in a brutal assault in Albion is now facing charges related to the case, officers say. Police say 40-year-old Danielle Wray was charged with intimidating a witness following the arrest of Wesley Askew. Askew was arrested last week in the beating of 53-year-old Joseph Julyan. Julyan was airlifted to a Buffalo hospital after he was attacked on June 9 on North Main Street in Albion. Police say he remain in critical condition with serious head injuries. After the attack, police say Askew was treated for injuries he sustained in the attack and then arrested and charged with attempted murder and assault. In the days after his arrest, police say his girlfriend, Wray, threatened witnesses whospoke with officers. She was arrested on Monday. Wray was arraigned and sent to Orleans County Jail on bail. Askew is also still in custody. Police say he is being held on bail and a parole violation stemming from a 2009 rape conviction. |
BLACK MTA cop accused of threatening his Hispanic hit-and-run victim to stay silent  An MTA cop was looking to “serve and protect” only himself when he struck a man while on patrol — driving the injured victim to Staten Island, dumping him on a remote street and warning him to keep his mouth shut, officials said Thursday. “What he did to me is not right,” Julio Canete told The Post, adding that the ordeal left him with two damaged discs in his spine and lingering pain in his legs and shoulders. Bridges and Tunnels Officer Lawrence Ffrench, 42, was indicted on charges of intimidating a witness and leaving the scene of an incident — and faces up to four years in prison. Canete, 41, was crossing a Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, street toward the S53 bus stop on May 26, 2016, when Ffrench hit him with his MTA-issued SUV. But instead of helping Canete, Ffrench shoved what prosecutors described as the “visibly injured” Canete into the SUV. “He picked me up, carried me, like almost dragging me and put me in the back of his car,” Canete said as he fought back tears at his Staten Island home. “I was just there in pain, in shock and unable to move.” Ffrench, drove over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, but took the first exit and dumped the victim on a remote patch of asphalt at the corner of Tompkins Ave and Wordsworth Ave. in Staten Island. Ffrench then pulled out a wad of cash — which Canete said he rejected. “He shoved his hand in his pocket and pulled out a fist full of money and said ‘I don’t have a lot of money. I only have this,’” Canete said. Ffrench then sped off and left the wounded man in a spot nowhere near his home or an emergency room. |
Girl, 12, screamed 'Daddy don't' as she was stabbed to death   CHICAGO -- Prosecutors revealed disturbing new details in the murder of 12-year-old Alexis Stubbs on Chicago's North Side. The man she considered her stepfather was in court Tuesday, accused of killing the young girl inside her apartment in the Sheridan Park neighborhood. The 12-year-old girl's last pleas were heard on voicemail. "The victim was screaming and begging for her life, saying 'Please daddy, don't,'" Assistant State's Attorney Guy Lisuzzo said. Reading the proffer after bond court, the assistant district attorney said 31-year-old John Singleton called Alexis Stubbs' mother multiple times in the minutes before stabbing and beating the girl to death inside her apartment Sunday night. Singleton was found by police hiding inside a portable toilet. |
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Sketch released of (BLACK) man who police say assaulted a 12-year-old girl child at park ATLANTA - Atlanta police wants the public to be on the lookout for a man they say sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl at a park. The alleged attack happened months ago but the girl was too scared to come forward. But she finally did and now authorities have released a sketch of the suspect. Police say the assault happened November at the Deerwood Park in southwest Atlanta. Residents in the area said they can’t believe what happened among the trees and swings of the park. "We come here all the time to the playground and everything,” said neighbor Veronica Jackson. The victim told police the man approached her and she tried to fight back but he overpowered her. |
(Black) Man who impregnated 13 year old indicted for another child sex crime  ABILENE, Texas — An Abilene man who was sentenced to 20 years behind bars for impregnating a 13-year-old has been indicted for another child sex crime. A Taylor County Grand Jury indicted Leon Fletcher, Jr., 50, on one count of Indecency with a Child on Thursday in connection to an incident that happened in January of 2012. Court documents say a child under the age of 10 came forward in November of 2016 and accused Fletcher of multiple instances of inappropriate sexual contact years ago. In April, Fletcher was convicted of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child in Jones County. He received a 20-year sentence and was also mandated to register as a sex offender. The Jones County District Attorney's Office said that Fletcher impregnated a 13-year-old girl Jones County became aware of these allegations when the Abilene Police Department stumbled upon them during their investigation into Fletcher's 2012 child sex crime case. |
(Black) Rochester daycare worker charged with producing child porn  ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A Rochester daycare worker has been arrested and charged with production of child pornography and online enticement of a minor. Christopher Mason, 37, allegedly asked a 13-year-old child to send him nude photos of herself. According to the criminal complaint, the child complained to a school guidance counselor that Mason, her mother's boyfriend, asked her to send him nude photos of herself. Recovered online chats between Mason and the child revealed that Mason was soliciting the child to engage in sexual acts with him and attempting to get the child to produce sexually explicit photos and videos for him. During the course of the investigation, federal agents learned that Mason was affiliated with a residential day care center in Rochester. |
(Black) Richmond man arrested in connection with rape of 15-year-old girl RICHMOND, VA — A Richmond man has been arrested in connection with a rape that happened last July. Richmond police, with the assistance of the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force, have arrested Defrederick Young, Jr., 35. Marshals say Young Jr. was wanted on a rape charge after they say he forcibly raped a 15-year-old girl multiple times. Young was wanted for several months and has previously been arrested on illegal firearms charges multiple times. He's also faced assault charges and a charge of failure to pay child support. He was taken into custody without incident on Monday, June 12, in Newport News. |
(Black) Man who raped two women in 1999 behind Glenville High School accused of raping woman in same neighborhood CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A sex offender who raped two women in 1999 behind Glenville High School is now accused of choking and raping a 19-year-old woman on Monday in the same neighborhood. Mark Hall, 37, is charged with rape and felonious assault. He is being held in the Cleveland City Jail on $100,000 bond after his first court appearance on Wednesday. The attack happened about 7 p.m. Monday on East 117th Street and Superior Avenue in the city's Glenville neighborhood. Hall picked up the 19-year-old woman on the city's West Side and drove her to a home in Glenville with the promise of dropping her off at a friend's house after, police said. He grabbed the woman, choked her and raped her. |
(Black) Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for 10 robberies, sexual assault in Portland PORTLAND, OR — A man who robbed 10 businesses and sexually assaulted an employee during one of the robberies was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison. James Ringang Ellis, 32, pleaded no contest on June 5 to eight counts of first-degree robbery, two counts of second-degree robbery and one count of first-degree sodomy. Ellis was arrested in October 2016. Police identified him as the suspect who robbed Pussycats on the 3400 block of Northeast 82nd Avenue on Oct. 10, 2016. Police said he was armed with a gun and sexually assaulted an employee of the adult entertainment business. Investigators said Ellis was then connected to a crime spree that started on Sept. 25, 2016 and involved 10 businesses. During two of the robberies, investigators said Ellis fired his handgun. Ellis was sentenced to 250 months in prison Tuesday. |
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(Filty black deviant) Sex offender found masturbating in public   PORTLAND, Ore. – A convicted sex offender, who has 10 felony convictions on his record, is now accused of masturbating in public. Eddie Royce Menefee, 39, is being held at the Multnomah County Detention Center on allegations of felony public indecency and failing to register as a sex offender. Police say on Tuesday, officers assigned to the Transit Division responded to the 122nd Avenue Transit Station Park and Ride on reports of a man lying down on the ground masturbating. Menefee told police that he had been masturbating for about an hour before they arrived. Records show that Menefee was convicted in 1994 of sexual abuse. He has several convictions of failing to register as a sex offender. |
Massillon police officer tackles BLACK PERVERT accused of exposing himself at Walmart - "playing with his penis" MASSILLON, Ohio - A man with a history of public indecency arrests was tackled by a Massillon police officer after he allegedly exposed himself inside a Walmart and tried to run from the store. Video released to News 5 shows Jesse Hill, 51, being tackled by Officer Teddy Hyatt near the exit of the business on Marketplace Drive SW. "When I jumped on his back, there was a sign sitting in the middle of the exit and we kind of went right through it. When he landed, he hit his head on the ground and busted his front teeth out," Hyatt said. "I busted my knees on the ground. They're a little swollen, but nothing serious." |
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"Armed and dangerous" BLACK Suspect Set Home On Fire With 7 People Inside (and his ex-girlfriend) PHILADELPHIA — Authorities are searching for a suspect they say set fire to a home Tuesday morning. Three adults and four children had to be rescued after the wooden deck of their home on the 1700 block of Brill Street went up in flames. Police say prior threats have been made to the victim from 35-year-old John Copes of the 4800 block of Darrah Street. Copes is a former “significant other” of the victim, police say. No injuries were reported. Police say a gas can was recovered at the scene. Police are searching for Copes. |
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BLACK Man Abandons 5-Year-Old Son In Car Trying To Flee Officers *  NEWARK, Del. — A Delaware man is accused of leaving behind his 5-year-old son in the car to flee police. New Castle County Police say detectives attempted to stop 28-year-old Malik Brown after they received information that he was allegedly selling drugs in the Wellington Woods community. Police say when they tried to stop Brown, he sped off in his red sedan. When detectives found his vehicle moments later, they say Brown fled on foot and left his young son behind in the car. Detectives say Brown tossed 169 heroin capsules while he was trying to get away. Brown was located at his residence on the unit block of Laxford Drive where detectives allegedly found 221 heroin capsules and over $2,900 in suspected drug money. Brown was charged with resisting arrest, endangering the welfare of a child and several drug offenses. |
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(Worthless arrogant black) Man arrested after (elderly White couple) killed in Fort Worth crash  FORT WORTH -- A man has been arrested for DWI after police say he caused an accident that left two people dead. Officers were called to the scene of a major crash Tuesday evening at South Pipeline Road and Euless South Main Street. They discovered that Kevin Jernigan, 38, was fleeing from a minor accident down the street when he ran a red light, causing a three-vehicle crash. Louise Hudson, 80, was pronounced dead at the scene. James Hudson, 79, died a short time later at the hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
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18-year-old (worthless negro) charged with murder in death of (White) Newport police officer  NEWPORT — A teenager who was being questioned in connection with the shooting death of a Newport police officer is now charged with his murder. Tyler Calamese, 18, appeared in a Jackson County court Wednesday morning. He was formally charged with capital murder for the death of Lt. Patrick Weatherford. 18-year-old Tyler Calamese and his grandmother both spoke to Channel 7 News after he was charged with capital murder in the shooting death of Newport police officer Lt. Patrick Weatherford. (KATV video) Lt. Patrick Weatherford responded to a call of a vehicle break-in Monday night near the Remmel Park area in Newport. When Lt. Weatherford arrived at the scene, he saw an individual fleeing the area. Lt. Weatherford and other Newport officers chased the suspect on foot, entering a residential area. Police say the suspect then turned and fired a gun at police. Lt. Weatherford was wounded and taken to a local hospital, where he later died. - (Black-on-white) |
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One of two worthless black suspects arrested in fatal shooting of (White) Navy sailor at Horton Plaza  SAN DIEGO --A suspect in the fatal shooting of Navy Lt. Cmdr. James Celani was arrested Monday evening, according to the San Diego Police Department. Arrow Morris, 39, of San Diego was identified by homicide investigators as the suspect who shot both Celani and his younger cousin as they left the Mad House Comedy Club near Horton Plaza on Saturday night, Lt. Mike Holden said. Morris was located in Serra Mesa and arrested last night at around 6:00 p.m. He is charged with the murder of Celani and the attempted murder of his cousin, as well as for robbery, dissuading a witness and a parole violation. Court documents confirm Morris is a member of the O'Farrell Park Bangsters -- a gang known to be allied with the Bloods Gang in Los Angeles. Morris also has a long history of drugs, assault, and domestic violence -- serving several stints in prison. Police today released additional information about what happened just prior to the shooting. Authorities claimed Morris had argued with a woman outside of the comedy club, forcefully took her purse and walked away. As he walked away, Morris allegedly encountered Celani and his cousin and, without provocation, shot them, Holden said. The second shooting suspect has been identified but not yet located by detectives. - (Black-on-white) |
(Negro) Man accused of stomping on windshield of (White) woman in 'random act' of depraved demonic violence - has been arrested   DEKALB COUNTY, GA - A man accused of stomping on the windshield of someone's car has been arrested. The man could be seen on video charging a car in a Kroger parking lot on Moreland Avenue on June 5. After charging the car, he then jumped on the car and kicked in the windshield. “Oh wow! Why is he doing that?” store employee Kimari Robinson asked after seeing the video for the first time. “That’s scary...because you don’t know what could happen to somebody. That could be someone’s mother, grandmother or even a teenager that doesn’t know how to react to that kind of stuff. That’s not right." DeKalb County police tweeted that Jaton Williams was the man who allegedly jumped on the windshield and announced his arrest. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man arrested in April slayings of a (white) Greenacres marijuana dealer and his (black) best friend   GREENACRES — A West Palm Beach man who police say conspired to rob a Greenacres marijuana dealer and his best friend is facing charges of premeditated first-degree murder in their April 27 fatal shootings. Scott Cinevert, 24, and another man who had not been charged as of Wednesday afternoon “organized a plan to rob” Matthew Makarits, 22, and Marcus Stukes, 21, during the transaction at Bowman Park and “came prepared with multiple firearms,” according to a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office probable-cause affidavit made public Wednesday. Their plan was documented in a Snapchat conversation between user names associated with them between 10 and 11:30 p.m. April 26, the night before the shootings, the affidavit said. The conversation was one of several social-media exchanges that investigators turned into evidence. Cinevert had arranged to buy one-quarter pound of marijuana from Makarits, who became such inseparable friends with Stukes at John I. Leonard High School that some considered them brothers. - (Black-on-white) |
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Burned body of (white) girlfriend found - black boyfriend and 2 others charged   BUTLER, Pa. – Investigators say a burned body found in Lawrence County Monday night is that of 26-year-old Melissa Barto. Barto was reported missing last week after she missed her daughter’s kindergarten graduation. “Yes, we were prepared for the worst. We knew she was dead. We had no idea of the horrendousness, the manner or any of those kinds of details, none of my family had,” Melissa Barto’s father, Dan, said. On Sunday, police arrested Barto’s boyfriend, 21-year-old Ishemer Ramsey, after receiving several tips. Ramsey reportedly told a friend he shot Barto because he thought she was cheating on him. He is charged with homicide. Police called the crime, horrific and very bad. Early Tuesday morning, a second suspect, James Howard George, was taken into custody. Later, on Tuesday afternoon, police made a third arrest in the case. They took Joshua Bowser into custody. He’s charged with criminal conspiracy of tampering with evidence, abuse of a corpse and obstruction of justice. - (Black-on-white) |
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Dangers of interracial dating * In too many cases, getting sexually involved with a black man is a form of suicide - traumatising victim's family and friends |
(Two black men and a white woman) face multiple charges in Lone Jack murder  KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Three people have been charged with multiple felony charges in connection to a deadly shooting on June 9 near Lone Jack. Danielle L. Bell, 19, and Raphael R. Corrioso, 23, both of Kansas City, and Kevin Fenwick, 28, of Independence, each face 2nd degree murder, 1st degree assault, and two counts of armed criminal action. Court records say Jackson County Sheriff's deputies were called out to 50 Highway and Tarsney Road near Lone Jack on Friday morning, on a report of a man suffering a gunshot wound flagging down a passing motorist. The man directed officers to a building where a woman was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds. That victim was identified as Rebecca Murphy. Officers tracked Bell to a residence and Kansas City and stopped her, along with Corrioso and Fenwick. Corrioso told police they had confronted the victims about a plan to rob Danielle Bell. The assault victim said Murphy was fighting with Bell when they were both forced into a vehicle and taken to a residence in eastern Jackson County, where they were told to undress and one of the men with Bell began shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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Interracial couple charged in armed robbery in dollar store parking lot WEST DEPTFORD TWP. -- Two people were arrested following an armed robbery at a dollar store, township police said. A man approached a female employee in the parking lot of Family Dollar on Route 45 on May 28. The man displayed a gun and demanded cash. Police did not say if the bandit fled with any money. Following an investigation, police arrested Kerwin L. Matthews, 53, and Melanie L. Thomas, 33, both of Gloucester City. Both were charged with first-degree armed robbery and conspiracy, and placed in Salem County Correctional Facility. |
(Black) Crisfield Man Arrested for Child Rape PRINCESS ANNE, Md.- Maryland State Police have arrested a Crisfield man accused of raping a pre-teen girl. Troopers said 22-year-old Savon J. Douglas, of the 200 block of Somers Cove, was arrested without incident at his home on Tuesday and charged with second-degree rape, second-degree sex offense, third-degree sex offense and perverted practice. He is being held at the Somerset County Detention Center. on a temporary commitment. Investigators from the Maryland State Police Princess Anne Criminal Enforcement Division said they received information from the Somerset County Department of Social Services about the potential rape of a 12-year-old girl. During the investigation that followed, Douglas was identified as the suspect and taken into custody on the aforementioned charges. |
The BB gun looked like a real pistol, and they’re headed to prison for the robbery   Macon, GA — Natalie Natasha Street, 43, and Morris Jerome Clarington, 30, each pleaded guilty to robbery by force in separate court hearings last week, according to Houston County Superior Court records. |
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$20K reward offered for info in severed head murder investigation JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson Police said a $20,000 reward is being offered for information regarding the death of a man whose head was severed from his body. JPD said anyone who can provide information that can lead to the arrest and conviction of the death of 30-year-old Jeremy Jerome Jackson would be eligible for the reward. On Saturday, a human head was found on the steps of a home on Deer Park in Jackson. Later that day about a mile away, police found the rest of his body burned on Green Avenue. Authorities were able to identify Jackson’s body on Monday. JPD also said that Jackson died as a result of decapitation. Officers said he also shot in the leg. |
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(Black) Tennessee ex-con accused of killing kitten arrested after Facebook post goes viral  MARSHALL COUNTY, Tenn. —– A domestic call in Marshall County led to an ex-con being arrested for aggravated animal cruelty. The suspect was charged after pictures of a dead kitten went viral on Facebook. Police say Kendric Porter has admitted to killing the 6-week-old feline, which belonged to a woman he was dating. The woman got the kitten from her best friend, Lynn Turner. “How could you hurt something that cute?” Turner said. Turner became emotional Tuesday as she told about the jarring phone call she got from her best friend Sunday morning, describing how Porter allegedly killed the kitten. “She says, ‘I need you to help me now.’ She says, ‘He just killed my cat. I have to get out of here,’” Turner said. According to an arrest report, Porter and his girlfriend got into an argument and deputies asked him to leave the home. That’s when Porter allegedly told police he kicked the kitten into the wall and it died. “He grabbed it by the neck and slammed it were her words,” explained Turner. “And I think of the force it took to do that much damage in one slam.” Turner’s friend posted the picture on Facebook. “This is about a kitten losing its life – a helpless kitten. That kitten couldn’t stand up and punch that man and make him stop,” she said. Porter has previously been jailed on drug charges. |
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The moment a jealous (white) girlfriend, 28, knocks out a (White) 12-year-old when she catches her (BLACK) boyfriend chatting up the girl | |
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Black female New York cop allegedly traded drugs using code ‘shopping at Woodbury’ An NYPD officer was busted Tuesday on charges she trafficked cocaine and marijuana — using code words “shopping at Woodbury” for her drug deliveries — and boasted that her badge would get her out of any trouble with law enforcement, prosecutors said. Police Officer Nysia Stroud, 29, a six-year veteran assigned to the NYPD’s Fleet Services Division, was allegedly paid to transport drugs to another courier – who was actually an undercover cop, according to Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. The drug drops were allegedly made between April and June this year. |
Hispanic Judge warned for trying to use position to free Hispanic murderer-son from prison A Manhattan Supreme Court judge who improperly used her position to try and free her convicted murderer-son from prison got off with a wrist slap. Justice Leticia M. Ramirez was publicly reprimanded by a state ethics panel for writing to an appeals panel on behalf of her son Michael Tineo in his bid to overturn a 20 years-to-life sentence for fatally shooting a man in a heroin deal gone wrong on Long Island. Tineo had pleaded guilty to the charges for the 2004 North Babylon, but then regretted the decision. In a 2014 appeal his jurist mom submitted two statements on his behalf. One closed with, “[I] respectfully request that this court grant the relief sought herein.” She signed the document, “Hon. Leticia M. Ramirez, Acting Justice of the Family Court, Kings County.” Tineo was asking the panel to release him from prison, arguing that he was arrested without probable cause. The judge also used her title to help a childhood friend who was fighting a gambling charge. |
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(Muslim) Bangladeshi Diplomat accused of beating, not paying immigrant housekeeper  A Bangladeshi diplomat living in Queens forced his immigrant housekeeper to work 18 hours a day — for no pay — and beat him with a wooden shoe if he disobeyed, authorities said Tuesday. “The defendant allegedly seized the victim’s passport and, from the first day on the job, refused to pay wages due the employee and, furthermore, used threats of harm to his family residing overseas to prevent him from leaving his employ,” Queens DA Richard Brown said in a statement. Suspect MD Shahedul Islam, deputy consul general for the consulate of Bangladesh, was nabbed at his Jamaica Estates home around noon Monday by the NYPD’s Vice squad, officials said. Islam brought the 43-year-old Bangladeshi victim to his home between 2012 and 2013, according to Brown. |
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(Black) Suspect in (White) armored truck worker's death fled state, another (black) arrested picking up a paycheck, FBI says    One man suspected of involvement in the deadly shooting of a Loomis armored-truck employee in Mid-City late last month fled the state afterward, and another was arrested when he tried to pick up a paycheck from the job for which he had abruptly stopped showing up, according to federal authorities. The information surfaced at a hearing in New Orleans federal court Friday during which a judge agreed to order that the man in custody, former college football player Deltoine Scott, be held without bail. Scott so far has been accused only of lying to investigators about his whereabouts on May 31, the day Loomis employee Jimmy McBride, 33, was fatally shot while servicing the automated teller machines outside Campus Federal Credit Union at South Galvez Street and Tulane Avenue. But a federal prosecutor on Friday made clear that Scott is strongly suspected of participating in McBride's killing. Authorities have not said whether the "other suspect" to whom FBI agent Christopher Bauer referred during his testimony Friday is Jerome Kieffer, whose name figured prominently in the written complaint against Scott. The FBI investigates robberies at banks and similar institutions. According to authorities, two armed men wearing hoods and masks tried to rob McBride and a co-worker in Campus Federal's drive-through ATM area about 4:30 p.m. The co-worker and the assailants exchanged gunfire, and McBride was killed. Kieffer is a known associate of Scott. Information suggests both were athletes at McDonogh 35 High School. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jewish center bomb threats: BLACK St. Louis ex-journalist pleads guilty An ex-journalist pleaded guilty in a Manhattan court Tuesday to counts of cyberstalking and conveying false information in connection to a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers nationwide, local media reported. Juan Thompson, 31, was suspected in at least eight bomb threats against community centers in Michigan, Texas, California and New York. Thompson made the threats to disparage his (Jewish) ex-girlfriend, federal officials said. |
(Black) Teen charged as adult in St. Louis killing of visiting 72-year-old Pound Ridge, NY senior citizen  ST. LOUIS - A teenager has been charged as an adult in the carjacking death of a Pound Ridge man who was in St. Louis to see a newborn grandchild. Prosecutors on Friday charged 17-year-old Richard Donaldson of St. Louis County with second-degree murder, two counts of first-degree robbery and other crimes. Donaldson was 16 when the crime occurred. Police say Donaldson and two others robbed 72-year-old Kenneth Spalter and his wife in February. The crime happened shortly before 10 p.m. on Feb. 10 as Spalter and his wife were getting out of their son-in-law's car. Two gunmen approached the couple and demanded the keys to the car. One of the men grabbed Kenneth Spalter's backpack, which contained an iPad and other items. Police say that gunman fatally shot Spalter when he resisted. Police said both suspects then ran to a waiting car and fled. Police said they are still searching for the second robbery suspect. - Note: there are at least 317 Spalter's in the US, 82 in Israel |
UK: Sick black boyfriend filmed white female lover, 55, having sex with his bull mastiff dog but pervert couple walk free from court    A SICK boyfriend filmed his 55-year-old girlfriend having sex with his dog – but they walked free from court after a judge warned “don’t do it again”. Michael Smith, 64, denied filming Gwen Kerr having sex with his bull mastiff, but was found guilty by a jury.Leeds Crown Court heard he “used and abused” Kerr before taking the video to social services last May, claiming he was concerned for her welfare – but instead landed himself in court. Smith denied aiding and abetting, counselling or procuring intercourse with an animal and a second charge of possessing extreme pornographic images, but was found guilty by jury after trial. Kerr pleaded guilty to having sex with an animal. - (UK) |
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