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Negro convicted of double murder pleads guilty to another violent crime |
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Police arrest (black) man in Mount Auburn homicide (of a White man - shot in the back) |
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First (black) suspect in French Quarter robbery, beating (of white tourists) surrenders   NEW ORLEANS – The last thing James Curran remembered was the footsteps growing louder behind him. The next thing he knew, his pockets were empty and his colleague lay motionless on the sidewalk next to him, his face in a pool of blood. The Unitarian Universalist Association information-technology staffers who were in New Orleans for the religious association’s annual meeting were walking back to their hotel about 9 p.m. Saturday when a group of men rushed them from behind in the 200 block of Bienville Street in the French Quarter and launched the brief but brutal attack. Dejaun Paul, 21, surrendered to police on Monday, hours after surveillance video of the attack was made public. Police Superintendent Michael Harrison described him as the ring leader of the group in announcing the arrest. |
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(white female) Abuse survivor plans to escape Michigan, a state where the law won't protect her from her (black) ex-husband in prison  New paint will go on the walls at Nicole Beverly's Ypsilanti Township house in the coming weeks. She'll rip down the boards she nailed to the windows by the front door, too. Beverly put them up several years ago as a safety measure to ensure her abusive ex-husband couldn't break the glass and then reach inside to open the door. "When he was stalking us, we literally had to do anything we could to slow him down," she said. "We nailed a board over each of my side windows. I had to replace my basement windows with glass block because the windows were big enough for him to get in. My friend's partner installed the safety lights in the back on the outside of the shed. We had an alarm system installed. And that somewhere, she hopes, will be a safe haven not only for her, but for her two sons. She’s being forced out of Michigan and into hiding by an ex-husband who, she says, is intent on killing her and by weak laws that fail to protect survivors like her. Kevin Beverly, 44, is serving out the end of his sentence on a 2012 aggravated stalking conviction involving his ex-wife. But even from prison, the threats have continued. Four times in four years, he allegedly tried to hire people to kill Nicole and their children from prison or threatened to kill them himself when he’s released. - (Black-on-white) |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Suspect in fatal stabbing was in domestic relationship with victim, police say MADISON, Wis. - Police have identified the suspect in a fatal stabbing on Madison’s south side over the weekend. Officers responded around 5:30 a.m. to an apartment complex in the 1000 block of West Badger Road after receiving an urgent 911 call from what sounded like a man. Police said the victim, a 52-year-old man, appeared to have died of multiple stab wounds. According to a release, 27-year-old Ronald E. Redeaux Jr., of Madison, was arrested on a probation hold, and Madison police will be referring a charge of first-degree intentional homicide to the District Attorney’s Office in connection with this incident. |
(Black) Man arrested for sexual battery following incident at the OKC (LGBT-Queer-Faggot-Sodomite) Pride Parade OKLAHOMA CITY – An Oklahoma City man was arrested for sexual battery while attending the OKC Pride Parade. On June 24, officers were called to the parade near N.W. 39th and Barnes in reference to a sexual offense. According to the arrest affidavit, the victim told police that he was with his girlfriend at the parade when he was approached by a man wearing a crown. The victim says the man, who was later identified as 55-year-old Sixto Martinez, asked if he could take a picture with him. After taking a picture, the victim told police that Martinez told him that it was his birthday and asked for a dollar. “[The victim] told [Martinez] he wasn’t going to give him a dollar. [Martinez] brandished a dollar and stated ‘I’m gonna give you a dollar’ and shoved a dollar bill down the front of [victim’s] shorts,” the affidavit states. The victim told police that Martinez touched his genitals before walking away. When officers confronted Martinez, he told them that he only ‘tipped’ the victim. |
(Black) Man arrested, accused of raping 14-year-old girl in Hollygrove A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of raping a 14-year-old girl whom he knows at her home in Hollygrove, according to the New Orleans Police Department. He is accused of forcing the girl to have sex with him in her bedroom early Friday morning just before 5 a.m. Matthew Bell, 31, a Black Pearl neighborhood resident, was booked into Orleans Parish jail Friday morning (June 23). He faces one count of second-degree rape. Bail was set at $50,000. According to an arrest warrant sworn by NOPD Det. Derrick Melder, the 14-year-old told an NOPD child abuse detective that Bell entered her bedroom around three times starting at 4:50 a.m. on June 21, seeking to have sex with her. The girl stated that despite her protestations, Bell fondled her, kissed her body, pulled her clothes down and raped her. Melder stated he learned from a 2nd District officer that the girl had told her grandmother about the alleged encounter with Bell, whom the grandmother described as having a relationship with the girl's relative. Asked by the officer whether she and Bell had sex, the girl "lowered her head and disengaged eye contact before answering, 'Yes,'" the warrant states. |
Black Sports: Ex-footballer Ahman Green Arrested on Suspicion of Child Abuse  Green Bay Packers legend Ahman Green was arrested in Wisconsin on felony suspicion of child abuse ... official records show. The Brown County Sheriff's Dept. confirms 40-year-old Green was booked early Monday morning for an alleged incident on Sunday evening. Green has been booked for felony child abuse -- intentionally causing harm/cruelty toward a child. The charge carries a maximum of 6 years in prison if convicted. A rep for the Sheriff's Dept. said"We had contact with Mr. Green on Sunday June 25th at 11:30 p.m. He was arrested for physical abuse of a child in a family related incident." |
(Black) Uber driver, convicted felon, arrested in sexual assault of unconscious passenger in LA LOS ANGELES — Police have arrested an Uber driver and convicted felon they say sexually assaulted a woman who had passed out in his car. Investigators are looking to see if there may be more victims. The driver, Alaric Spence, 46, of North Hollywood, picked up a 24-year-old woman from an event in downtown Los Angeles around 3 a.m. Friday and was supposed to drop her off in Hollywood, police said. The woman, who had been drinking, passed out in the car. Police say Spence then drove her to a motel in North Hollywood, checked out a room and carried the unconscious woman inside. He allegedly sexually assaulted her and left her there. She woke up in the unfamiliar room and called police. |
Police arrest (black) man in attack of Clermont woman - forcing her to perform oral sex CLERMONT – Police arrested one of two men believed to have raped a woman at an apartment complex in Clermont last week. The woman told police that two men forced her into an apartment on Disston Avenue and then raped her, telling her they were going to “teach you a lesson about dating a black man ...” They reportedly told her that if she called police afterward, they “would make it 10 times worse next time.” The woman, who knew the men, escaped and called a friend, who summoned police. The woman was able to identify the men by name, and police arrested one of them, Rodney Devon Cooper, on Friday. Cooper was charged with kidnapping for forcing the woman into the apartment. Additional charges are pending. |
No bail for (black) Clay man accused of sexually abusing driver in her car on John Glenn Blvd Syracuse, NY -- A Clay man accused of forcing his way into a woman's car and sexually abusing her while threatening to have a gun will remain in jail with no bail, a judge ruled. Prince Royal-Clanton, 19, of 10 Cedar Circle, Clay, was arraigned this morning before state Supreme Court Justice John Brunetti on predatory sexual assault, kidnapping and robbery charges. The predatory sex assault charge carries a penalty of up to 25 years to life in prison. Royal-Clanton is accused of forcing himself upon a 36-year-old woman around 5 p.m. May 11 near the intersection of John Glenn Boulevard and Oswego Road (Route 57) in Clay. |
Man accused in 88-year-old woman's rape to face judge HOUSTON, Texas -- A judge read the charges of a man accused of raping an 88-year-old woman despite his absence Monday, according to court documents Justin Ellis, 21, is charged with sexual assault on an elderly person. He is accused of breaking into a senior independent living complex off Buffalo Speedway earlier this month, and attacking the 88-year-old victim as she was in bed watching TV. |
(Black) Man arrested in Fayetteville rape case FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina -- Authorities in Fayetteville have arrested a man in connection with a rape and other offenses. Police have charged 26-year-old Antoine D. Martin with second-degree forcible rape, second-degree forcible sex offense, first-degree kidnapping, crimes against nature, assault on a female, and assault by strangulation. The victim was an acquaintance of Martin's when the offenses happened on June 16 and June 17, according to authorities. Martin is currently being held at the Cumberland County Detention Center under a $500,000 secured bond. |
Woman discovers terrifying video of her sexual assault after a police officer didn’t believe her A woman claims that after she was kidnapped, beaten and drugged for 10 days, she stole one of her assailant’s phones and saw a video of the men sexually assaulting her snoring, unconscious body. James Edgerton, 37, and Johnnie Tindell, 37, both of Riviera Beach, Fla., have been charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, sexual battery on a physically incapacitated person and aggravated assault with a firearm, according to a recently released police report. Edgerton was arrested on May 9, and Tindell was arrested on June 19. She was driving through a residential neighborhood in Riviera Beach when a man flagged her down, the report said. She stopped the car to speak with him. Another man came up to the passenger side window with a gun as she was talking to the first man. The two told her to give them her car, but then they got inside. They ordered her to drive to several places, including a bank to take out money, the report said. Then, they made her stop at an unknown residence in Riviera Beach. While there, she said, the men drugged her, and she didn’t remember much of what happened afterward, the report said. The men kept her for about 10 days, the report said. She remembers being tied up, beaten and threatened at gunpoint. She also recalled the nickname of one of her kidnappers: “Monkey Boy.” ... the men got scared and pulled into a driveway. That’s when the woman jumped out of the vehicle, grabbed a phone belonging to one of the men — she believed it was Monkey Boy’s phone — and ran away. She told police the men had taken her phone, money and identification, and the only thing she had was the man’s phone. She said she wandered the streets and slept behind a building. A man eventually found her and gave her a ride to the hospital, where she was found to have a broken rib. At the hospital, she spoke to an unknown officer about what happened, but he didn’t believe her, the report states. Over the next few days, she looked through the phone and came across the video of herself being sexually assaulted, the report said. In the hour-long video, she is completely unconscious and can be heard snoring. Two men assault her, and a third appears in the video, watching. They also assault her with objects and put their genitals on her face. The woman has no recollection of any of this, according to the report. She brought the phone to the Riviera Police Department, where an officer was able to identify the two men based on previous encounters with them, the report said. |
Search on for (black) suspect who robbed 78-year-old woman in Long Island parking lot UNIONDALE, Long Island -- Police on Long Island are searching for the suspect who robbed an elderly woman in a nursing home parking lot. The 78-year-old woman was visiting a family member on June 22 at Town House Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Uniondale. The victim was approached in the parking lot by a man who demanded money and forcibly removed her pocketbook. The victim fell to the ground but was not injured. The suspect fled north on foot with the pocketbook and its contents. The suspect is described as a male black, 40-45 years old, wearing a black Kangol hat, red and white shirt, dark colored pants and shoes. |
(Black) TSA agent accused of stealing large amount of cash from traveler's bag at OIA ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - A TSA agent has been arrested after he stole money from a passenger at Orlando International Airport, Orlando police said. Alexander Shae Johnson, 22, was arrested Thursday night. Passenger Kathleen Duddleston entered the TSA checkpoint and was stopped for additional screening, police said. While she was patted down, Duddleston told TSA security officer Michelle Metz that she couldn’t see her luggage, so Metz moved her closer. Duddleston complained again that she couldn’t see her bag, and Johnson moved slightly. After the pat-down, Duddleston reached for her bag and could not find her money, police said. She said she noticed a bulge in Johnson’s left front shirt pocket. Duddleston asked Johnson if that was her money, and he said he got the money from the bank, police said. The woman complained to Metz that she believed Johnson stole money from her. Metz then contacted her supervisor. Video surveillance showed that Johnson reached into the passenger’s bag, took an undetermined amount of money and put it in his left shirt pocket, police said. |
East Texas woman arrested after standing in middle of street, 'exposing herself'  Lufkin, Texas — Police have arrested an East Texas woman for public intoxication after she was reportedly found in the middle of the street. According to the Lufkin Police Department, officers arrested Esther Moffett, 32, around 6:50 a.m., on Sunday, in the 800 block of North First Street. Police say Moffett was standing in the middle of the street, exposing herself. Moffett has numerous prior arrests for public intoxication, according to Angelina County judicial records. Her most recent arrest before Sunday's was June 6. Moffett was booked into the Angelina County Jail and posted her $500 bond the same day. |
Disturbed woman tried to open emergency exit door on flight to Houston CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -- A disruptive passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Houston forced the flight to be diverted Sunday afternoon. A statement from the airline read that the captain of flight 4519 decided to land at Corpus Christi International Airport after the crew became concerned about the behavior of one of the passengers. Henrietta Mokwuah said she witnessed a woman try to open an emergency exit while they flew thousands of feet in the air. "Oh yeah, she tore off a piece of it. There was the frame, that was on the door. She ended up breaking it off," said Mokwuah. "We've been visiting Corpus Christi over that for four to five hours." Mokwuah said the woman appeared unstable. She said the woman was pacing up and down the aisle of the plane. |
Chaos erupts in violent graduation day brawl - (White woman has face bloodied)   A graduation ceremony at a Long Island high school ended in bloody chaos when a vicious brawl erupted over the weekend, dramatic video shows. The nearly three-minute online video of the Sunday mayhem outside William Floyd High School in Brookhaven begins with at least four people on the lawn fighting each other amid shouts and screams. Suddenly, a woman is seen running over and punching and kicking one of the women already on the ground as bystanders and security guards try to break up the afternoon fracas. The woman on the ground is then helped onto her feet, with blood spilling from her face. “Shut the f—k up, you p—y, b—ch!” a woman involved in the fight can be heard shouting from a car, according to the clip. Security guards can be seen holding back a shirtless man who later says to the camera: “I’m not playing … f—king around with my girl!” Lorenzo Saez, 20, of Bellport, who took the cellphone video and posted it on Facebook, told The Post that the fight was between “two families.”“She got attacked first. She got hit in the face with a heel and then everyone was just fighting,” Saez said. |
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(  SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Ryan Elsenbeck, stabbed twice by a student while working as a substitute in Syracuse, refuses to give up on teaching. The 24-year-old is still recovering from stab wounds to the chest and arm that he suffered trying to break up a fight May 25 in a Corcoran High School hallway. He can't quite play his guitar like he used to, or give a thumbs up. His hand gets tired just from writing his signature. Doctors are working to determine whether he'll regain full use of his right arm. But Elsenbeck's spirit hasn't been dampened. Being stabbed inches from your heart puts things in perspective, he said. He worries more about damage to the school's reputation than his own injuries. In the aftermath, he's been disgusted by racist, dehumanizing comments he's heard about students, and outraged that his misfortune has been used to demonize the kids he loved to teach. (The typical response he got was "Oh, that was you? - F-ing N-words!)Elsenbeck said he was on the way to the bathroom that Thursday around 10:30 a.m. when he came across the fight in the hallway and tried to intervene. Within moments, he felt the wind knocked out of him and stumbled away from the fight. Police later arrested Zhauntina Hayes, 17, in connection with the stabbing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Woman Attacks Woman Over Parking Spot in Rehoboth Beach: Police  Finding a summer parking spot turned violent Tuesday in Rehoboth Beach, police said. Police arrested 20 year-old Nakala Spencer after she allegedly assaulted another woman over a disputed parking space on the first block of Rehoboth Avenue in Delaware Tuesday. Spencer was attempting to save a parking space by standing in the vacant area around 6:30 p.m., according to investigators. When a 51 year-old woman, who police have not identified, pulled into the parking space, Spencer allegedly refused to move. Spencer then punched the victim in the face twice and threw her phone to the ground, police said. |
Lowlife petty thief black female caught on camera taking donation jar from Jet’s Pizza now in custody GLENDALE — Glendale police announced Monday, June 26th that the woman wanted in connection to a theft at Jet’s Pizza has been taken into custody. The woman was caught on camera stealing a charity donation jar — money meant to help those with Alzheimer’s. Police say she turned herself in Sunday night, June 25th and the money has been recovered. Jim Rodriguez, Jet’s Pizza’s owner said the woman came up to the counter and asked to see a menu. She then left, and came back a few minutes later with her purse — asking only to buy some pizza sauce. |
Feds drop appeal of double cop killer’s ‘intellectually disabled’ claim Ronell Wilson, an unrepentant, double cop-killer deemed too “intellectually disabled” to face execution will get to live out his life in prison after the feds on Monday dropped an appeal seeking to re-instate his death sentence. |
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Fayetteville police search for Hispanic Latina woman sentenced in deadly wreck FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The Fayetteville Police Department is searching for a woman who was sentenced to jail in a deadly wreck. Margarita Hernandez caused a traffic accident involving a scooter in November 2016. Grant McCoy, who was the scooter's passenger, was killed. 17-year-old Remington Hain Gaertner, who was driving the scooter, had his right foot amputated. |
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Fillipino Eulalio Tordil, Maryland shooting rampage suspect, pleads guilty in Prince George's County UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - A Maryland man pleaded guilty to killing his estranged wife outside a Prince George County high school before going on a shooting rampage at a Bethesda mall in 2016, according to officials. Eulalio Tordil, 63, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder in Prince George County court Monday morning. He had pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder in Montgomery County back in April. Authorities said Eulalio Tordil murdered his wife, 44-year-old Gladys Tordil, and shot a man who tried to help her outside High Point High School, where she was waiting for their daughters on May 6, 2016. |
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Lakewood rabbi, others arrested in alleged million-dollar welfare fraud |
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| (BLACK) Couple arrested after 'putting a disabled (White) teenager in a bath tub full of bleach and Epsom salt causing third-degree burns' ' She was crying and screaming in pain': |
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   A couple caring for a disabled teenager drenched her in a bathtub full of bleach and Epsom salt, court records show. Katrina, 51, and Garry Eubanks, 55, from Urbandale, Iowa, have been accused of bathing Airionna Bent, 19, in harsh chemicals that caused burns so bad finger marks could be seen on her skin after touching her, KCCI reported. Bent was born prematurely and suffers from cerebral palsy, so she cannot speak and is fed through a tube. Her mum, Becky Bent-Weible, left her in the Eubanks' care after she turned 18 and visits her weekly. 'I called her [Katrina] Airionna's other mother, I thought we were friends,' Bent-Weible said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black Muslim) Saudi student now US fugitive after skipping on bail posted by government   A young Saudi national facing charges stemming from a fatal hit-and-run incident in Oregon in 2016 removed a court's monitoring device last week and fled. Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah, 21, was arrested last August and indicted for first-degree manslaughter, hit-and-run, reckless endangerment and reckless driving after allegedly killing 15-year-old Fallon Smart in Portland. However, on Sept. 11, 2016 – what would have marked Fallon’s 16th birthday – Noorah's $100,000 bond was posted by the consulate of Saudi Arabia, according to court records. Earlier this month, police say Noorah removed his monitoring device bracelet and his current whereabouts are now unknown. He is depicted as being Saudi Arabian, 150 pounds and 6 feet tall and was last seen near the Southeast 106th Avenue and Division of Portland. Investigators are said to be concerned that Noorah poses mental health issues and are offering a reward for information leading to his whereabouts.Noorah, a Saudi national who had been in Oregon since 2014 and enrolled at Portland Community College, was awaiting trial on charges that he struck and killed the young teenage girl while speeding down Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard, before running and later returning to the scene. Her relatives have called the latest development in the case as having broken “(their) hearts again.” Shane Smart, Fallon's uncle, expressed his anger in a Facebook post. "From Day 1, our family objected to a bail because of things known about Abdulrahman Noorah that made us believe he was a flight risk," Shane Smart wrote on Facebook. "The deputy district attorney representing the state's case against Abdulrahman Noorah expressed our objection of allowing a bail and house arrest to the presiding Judge." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Dredlocked black) Thief accused of dragging (White) woman across gas station arrested  DAVIE, FLA. — A man accused of giving a woman a rough ride at a Southwest Ranches gas station got a ride of his own — to jail — this weekend.
19-year-old Robert K. Flagg was walking with a limp as Davie Police officers took the handcuffed, dreadlocked suspect into custody. Investigators said Flagg is one of the men responsible for dragging Patricia Coxe across the parking lot of the gas station, June 2. Coxe said the ordeal left her scarred and scared. “I think you should be able to go pump gas at a Shell station at 11 o’clock on a Friday morning without being in terror,” she said. Coxe said she didn’t notice the subjects’ silver sedan as it pulled up on the other side of her car at the gas station on Sheridan Street, just west of Interstate 75. Police said the thief in the passenger side of the silver sedan tried to open Coxe’s passenger door but found it locked. He then smashed the window and snatched the victim’s purse. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged for sexual assault against 13-year-old girl ROCKFORD — A 35-year-old man was charged for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl Friday, according to police. Marques Tate, of Rockford, is charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault and criminal sexual assault, according to a news release. The Rockford Police Housing Authority Unit around 1 p.m. responded to the 1500 block of Birch Court for a sexual assault investigation. Officers learned that a 13-year-old-girl had been sexually assaulted by an adult male household member. The girl was transported to a local hospital for treatment. |
| (Black) Suspect wanted for attempted rape at Henrico park had on Captain America t-shirt, pink sandalsHENRICO COUNTY, Va. -- Police are looking for a man who tried to rape a woman in Cheswick Park Saturday morning. The incident occurred just before 11 a.m. when a woman running on the trail near Alvarado Road was approached by a black male armed with a handgun, who told her he intended to sexually assault her. The two got into a scuffle and the woman managed to knock the gun away from the man. As the altercation continued, the suspect eventually got a hold of the gun and struck her with it, causing the two to separate. The woman was then able to run away and tell another patron that she had been assaulted, prompting them to call police. The suspect is described as a dark-skinned black male in his early 20s to early 30s, 5 feet 9 to 5 feet 11 inches tall and wearing a bluish gray Captain America t-shirt, dark gym shorts and pink sandals. |
Crazy homeless black woman goes berserk and stabs fellow homeless black female tenant at Brooklyn YWCA to death Security was lacking at the Brooklyn YWCA when one resident stabbed another 80 times with a kitchen knife, according to a lawsuit filed by the victim’s family. Liza Millet, 48, was killed in the bloody May 2016 assault by fellow YWCA resident Dorothy Curry, who used the 6-inch blade in the first homicide of the YWCA’s 128-year history, police said. The facility shouldn’t have let Curry onto the Third Avenue property with the knife and failed to monitor security cameras or respond quickly, Millet’s family said in a Brooklyn Supreme Court lawsuit. |
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(Arrogant black female racist blacktivist) College professor fired following remarks on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' A New Jersey college professor who appeared on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” to defend a |
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Corrupt black politician - Day 3 Testimony In Seth Williams Trial Focuses On Vacations, Gifts  PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams sat in federal court for the third day of his corruption trial on Thursday. Williams is allegedly involved in what federal prosecutors call five schemes, that could put him behind bars. Authorities say one scheme was using his mother’s nursing home money to pay personal bills, but Thursday’s testimony focused on vacations and gifts. The jury saw video of Williams on an all-expenses paid vacation in the Caribbean. The prosecution questioned Williams’ friend and associate Mohammad Ali, a Bucks County businessman who authorities say bought Williams expensive gifts. Ali admitted to paying for Williams’ trip to the Dominican Republic. Authorities say it was in exchange for Williams smoothing the wheels of justice for Ali. |
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Pocatello: (White) man brutally beaten to death by two Hispanic mestizos - Citizenship not reported    POCATELLO, Idaho — Update: The following is a news release from Pocatello police: On 6/24/2017 at approximately 2:30 a.m., officers from the Pocatello Police Department responded to a disturbance in the alley between 4th & 5th, south of Clark Street. Officers located a white male victim and began CPR. Pocatello Fire & Ambulance arrived and administered additional life-saving measures. The victim was transported to the hospital by ambulance but succumbed to his injuries. The victim has been identified as Nathan Tad Richardson, age 30. Subsequent investigation developed two suspects. Gabriel Lee Moreno, age 25 and Anthony Carlos Moreno, age 23, are incarcerated in the Bannock County Jail. Both are charged with Second Degree Murder. Anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has any information pertaining to the incident should contact the Pocatello Police Investigation Division at 234-6121 during regular business hours. |
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Three f-ing foreigners from Guyana? arrested for blaze that injured eight firefighters  Three men were arrested for playing with fireworks and sparking a Bronx blaze that injured several firefighters, one seriously, last week, the FDNY said Sunday. Two of the men told investigators they had a “fireworks fight” shortly before the fire started at the Olmstead Ave. home in Unionport around 3:40 p.m. Thursday. The flames quickly overtook the home before spreading to six other houses. Eight firefighters were injured battling the blaze. One was said to be in serious condition but has since been released from the hospital. One civilian was also suffered minor injuries. Nabindranauth Nandalall and Shivnarine Lauchman, both 23, are charged with arson, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and illegal possession of fireworks. A third man, Alejandro Soler, 27, was charged with illegal fireworks possession. Nandalall Surname Distribution |
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(White) Man fatally stabbed (by black) outside Dick's Drive-In after leaving popular karaoke bar |
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Missing (White) Lexington Woman Found Dead (in black man's home), the black and a white girlfriend have been charged with murder  Columbia, SC — A man and woman are now facing charges in connection to the death of a Lexington woman who was reported missing last month. Lee Anthony Corley, 37, is charged with murder in the killing of Alena Kennedy. The death happened in his home sometime between April 18 and 21, according to a warrant. Harriet Leigh Coleman, also 37, is charged with accessory to murder and desecrating human remains, according to arrest warrants. Both were arrested Friday. Coleman's bond was set at $75,000 for accessory to murder charge and a $5,000 bond was set for desecration of human remains charge. Corley was denied bond. Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said Kennedy was last seen at Corley’s home in South Congaree on April 18. Her remains were found June 16 on Old Two Notch Road. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher and forensic experts with the Richland County Coroner’s Office identified Kennedy’s remains through dental record comparison. "This isn’t the resolution we were hoping for when Alena’s family reported her missing," - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man tries to lure 11-year-old girl at Cleveland shopping center, police say CLEVELAND, Ohio -- An East Cleveland man is accused of trying to lure an 11-year-old child at a shopping center on Cleveland's West Side. Dion Gamble, 37, is charged with misdemeanor criminal child enticement, according to court documents. The incident happened about 5:30 p.m. Friday near Lorain Avenue and West 110th Street, where Gamble followed a 10-year-old and 13-year-old girl, according to a Cleveland police report. The pair "felt uncomfortable" and ran from Gamble, but he followed them into a store at the Westown Square shopping center on Lorain Avenue and West 105th Street, according to the report. Once inside, Gamble confronted the 11-year-old child and began to question her, the report says. |
(Black) Sexual predator arrested after brutal attack in Hernando Co. HERNANDO COUNTY, Fla. — A sexual predator was arrested in Hernando County after a brutal attack on his neighbor that happened before noon on Thursday. Hernando Sheriff’s deputies arrested Lee Roy Rettley, 52, after a brief pursuit when a K-9 deputy found Rettley hiding in a culvert. Witnesses say Rettley entered the victims home when she had the door open to take out the trash. Investigators say at one point, Rettley had the victim in a chokehold. She was able to fight back and struck the suspect in the head with a blunt object, but she blacked out due to the sheer pressure of the chokehold on her neck. Wendy Montrose says her daughter is the best friend of the victim and she had just arrived to take her daughter to the doctor, but her daughter didn’t want to leave because something didn’t seem right next door. “Her best friend wouldn’t answer the front door,” said Montrose. Her daughter then went around to the back of the home and heard screams. Montrose said when her daughter entered the home, the suspect jumped out of a back window. “When I went in to check on her, was bleeding from both ears, a broken nose, blood all over the bedroom, blood all over the living room,” said Montrose. The victim told News Channel 8 the attacker is the brother of a woman who lives next door, but she didn’t know him and he caught her off guard when she found him in her home. The victim told detectives Rettley stated: “I am going to kill you because you are going to call the cops when I leave.” He then tried to rape the victim, but the victim continued to fight back and screamed for help. He was previously convicted of sexual battery in Palm Beach County and Duval County in 1987 he was just released from prison in February. |
CrimeStoppers announce $15,000 reward for (black) shooting suspect  ST. LOUIS - CrimeStoppers announced a reward of up to $15,000 Saturday for information leading to the arrest of a north St. Louis man accused of killing three. St. Louis Metropolitan Police said Friday charges were filed against 28-year-old Jerome Leon Buress, Jr. wanted in connection with a quadruple shooting earlier this month. On June 1, four people were shot at it in the 4900 block of Beacon. Two of the shooting victims were pronounced dead on the scene. The other two victims sustained gunshot wounds to the head and were transported to nearby hospitals, where one of them later died. Another victim was in the car but was not injured. Friday, Buress, Jr., was charged with three counts of first-degree murder, six counts of armed criminal action, two counts of assault in the first-degree, and a laundry list of charges. |
Police: Dirty old black man, Ice Cream Store Owner Recorded Underage Female Employees Getting Changed VINELAND, N.J. — An ice cream store owner is accused of recording his underage female employees getting changed. The Vineland Police Department says 65-year-old Larry Bostic, owner of Cool Breeze Ice Cream at 312 West Landis Avenue, was charged with five counts of child endangerment and five counts of invasion of privacy. Authorities allege Bostic was secretly recording underage employees inside a dressing room at the parlor. On Thursday, Vineland police executed a search warrant at the parlor and arrested Bostic. They discovered the hidden camera in an employee changing area. The camera lead to a monitor and recorder in Bostic’s locked office. |
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Police: 2 (black) Men Force Woman To Cash Check On Their Behalf NEW YORK — Police are trying to track down two men they say forced a woman to cash a check on their behalf. The woman was waiting for the southbound F train at the West 23rd Street and Sixth Avenue station in Manhattan around 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 15 when the men approached her. Police said one the suspects asked her to cash a check. When she declined, he allegedly lifted his shirt and displayed what she believed to be a silver gun.
She was instructed to go upstairs to a nearby Chase bank, where she deposited the check and withdrew $600, which she gave to the second suspect, police said. |
(Black) Subway mugger gets ratted out — by his own mother A Big Apple mom dropped a dime on her subway-mugger son when she recognized him on a news segment, according to police sources. Cops arrested Kevin Williams, 34, at a homeless shelter on Wards Island on charges he’s the creep who robbed two female straphangers at knifepoint after putting a cloth over their faces. He allegedly mugged a 50-year-old woman inside the Spring Street train station on June 13 and a 49-year-old woman at the same station four days later. Cops gave surveillance-camera footage to the media, and when Williams’ mom saw him in the footage, she called a friend who alerted the police, sources said. |
New York City: Pock-marked black female Judge still raking in $175K salary from jail   A New York judge is raking in $175,500-a-year in her state-taxpayer-funded salary — for sitting in jail. Rochester City Court Judge Leticia Astacio has been locked up since June 5 for violating her parole for a DWI conviction. “You’re ruining my f–king life,” Astacio reportedly whined to cops when they found her behind the wheel of her car on the side of the highway around 8:00 a.m. on Feb. 13, 2016. She reeked of alcohol and refused a Breathalyzer, according to reports. Still she got off with a $500 fine, a one-year conditional discharge and an interlock device on her car. |
(Black) Man arrested for setting Biloxi tree on fire  BILOXI, MS - A man is facing charges of arson after allegedly setting a tree on fire in Biloxi early Saturday morning. Marshall James Point II of Biloxi was arrested after police identified him as the suspect in the arson investigation. Authorities say citizens reported a man pouring gas onto an oak tree then setting it on fire. The tree is located in the median of Hwy. 90 at Bellman Street. Police located the suspect on Water Street, a few blocks north of where the tree was burned. He was quickly taken into custody after attempting to flee on foot. He was taken to Harrison County Adult Detention Center, where a $5,000 bond was set. - (Burned Alive!) |
(White) Driver pleads not guilty to killing (black thieves) riding stolen dirt bike   The Long Island man accused of mowing down two men who stole his brother’s dirt bike — killing both in broad daylight with his minivan — has pleaded not guilty to reckless endangerment. Christopher Bouchard, 27, was ordered held on $200,000 cash bail or $400,000 bond on Friday during his arraignment in First District Court in Central Islip, according to Newsday. He was arrested Wednesday shortly after the crash on Montauk Highway in North Bellport. Witnesses have recalled seeing Bouchard driving rapidly behind the two victims after spotting them both on his brother’s stolen dirt bike. While pursuing the pair, he allegedly hit the back of the motorcycle — sending both men flying. Several people told Newsday that Bouchard, who was with his brother, Brian, appeared to intentionally strike the bike. Keenan King, 19, of Shirley, was pronounced dead at the scene and his passenger, Anthony Holmes-Garriques, 20, of North Bellport was “gravely injured.” He later died at Stony Brook University Hospital. |
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Omaha Police arrest (black) serial rape suspect 'Abdul' OMAHA, Neb. - Omaha Police have arrested a man who they believe is behind four sexual assaults. Special Victims Unit detectives arrested 30 year old Abdul-Aleem Arthur Friday on two counts of 1st degree sexual assault, two counts of 1st degree sexual assault of a child, and 1st degree false imprisonment. Arthur is accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year old girl in the area of 24th & Ames on March 12th, a 26 year old woman who met Arthur to buy drugs near 30th & Fowler on March 30th, a 13 year old runaway who he also held against her will near 28th and Lothrup on May 17th, and a 19 year old woman near 36th and Saratoga on May 23rd. Police are not releasing Arthur's booking photo because the investigation continues and there may be more victims. Police have not yet released a photo or Arthur, as the investigation is ongoing. VINELINK:
Nebraska Name: ARTHUR, ABDULALEEM Age: 30 Race: African American |
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(Black) Thug accused of beating woman unconscious says she stole from him 1st The crazed thug accused of beating a 61-year-old woman into unconsciousness on the Lower East Side told cops the victim stole from him first, according to newly released court papers. Devin Brown, 24, allegedly approached the stranger at the corner of Forsyth and Stanton streets at about 6 a.m. May 20 and mercilessly pummeled her, officials said. He allegedly bashed her head into the ground repeatedly and kicked her as blood splattered on his shoes, officials said. When cops caught up to Brown, he callously barked, “That b—ch robbed me first. What’s this about? You guys are acting like I killed somebody,” court papers allege. The former dishwasher at high-end eatery Out East later developed amnesia, telling cops, “I don’t remember anything after drinking in my apartment. I smoked some marijuana and took Xanax.” He added, “I would never lay my hands on a lady. I have three sisters.” |
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2 dark devils indicted on charge of Christmas Day rape in Upper 9th Ward  Two men accused of raping a woman last Christmas inside an Upper 9th Ward house were indicted Thursday (Dec. 22) by an Orleans Parish grand jury. The bill charges Maurice Evans, 34, and Keith Pierre, 28, each with one count of first-degree rape and one count of second-degree kidnapping. The kidnapping offense is punishable by 5 to 40 years, while the aggravated rape felony is punishable by a mandatory life sentence upon conviction. Pierre has been jailed since Dec. 25, 2016, the day his accuser reported to New Orleans police that she had been held down and sexually assaulted by two men after paying them a visit at Pierre's home in the early morning hours of Christmas Day. The age of the accuser has not been disclosed. In Pierre's sworn arrest warrant affidavit, NOPD sex crimes detective Jessica Williams wrote that the victim said she was walking past Pierre's house and decided to visit to charge her cellphone. The accuser told police she had known Pierre for almost three years and trusted him. |
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Korean Spanaway convenience store owner who shot & killed black thief sentenced to 8 years in prison  SPANAWAY, Wash. - A Spanaway convenience store owner has been sentenced to eight years in prison for shooting and killing a fleeing shoplifting suspect. Min Kim told the judge on Friday he accepted responsibility for what he did and apologized for his actions. As the cuffs went on Kim the tears and the anguish were unleashed from his family, trying to come to grips with the fact Kim is heading off to begin his prison sentence for shooting and killing Jakeel Mason last year. In March 2016, Mason was a shoplifting suspect at Kim's Pacific Quick Shop and was trying to flee from the store, when he was shot in the back. The fatal shooting came one month after Kim's wife, Seul Lim, was wounded by an armed would-be robber when she and the suspect exchanged gunfire. Those robbery suspects were caught. |
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Texas man arrested for pulling butcher knife on his sister after argument over Febreze A 22-year-old Dallas man is accused of pulling a butcher knife on his sister because she complained that he was spraying too much Febreze, a product used to eliminate odors. When Demarcus Ge Nard Gillespie's sister confronted him Tuesday, the man reportedly choked and punch her. Her cousin intervened to stop the assault, but the argument allegedly continued in the living room, where Gillespie's great-grandmother said she saw him go to the kitchen and return with a 8.5-inch knife. He's accused of saying, "I will kill you," and storming off. Police were called to the scene and found Gillespie a few blocks away from their home. He reportedly fled from police and attempted to jump over a barbed-wire fence. Police managed to arrest him. Gillespie faces charges of evading arrest and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. |
Black Man sentenced to 100 years in 1985 Charlotte rape CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A convicted rapist was sentenced to 100 years in prison in connection with a nearly 32-year-old sexual assault at a Charlotte hotel. According to the Mecklenburg County District Attorney’s Office, 60-year-old Jerry Oglesby was found guilty by a jury for a rape committed on Thanksgiving Day in 1985. Oglesby was tried for second-degree rape, second-degree sex offense, common law robbery, and felony breaking or entering in connection with the assault. He was handed down the maximum sentence by the judge. Prosecutors say that on Thanksgiving Day 1985, the victim went to a Charlotte hotel where she had been hired as a plumbing contractor to refurbish the hotel’s bathtubs. On her way to one of the rooms, investigators say she passed a man walking in the other direction in the hallway. A short while later, the man walked into the room, grabbed her, and sexually assaulted her. The suspect then took $20 from her jeans before running from the room. Detectives were unable to identify Oglesby as a suspect at the time, but cold case investigators reopened the case decades later and discovered his DNA. He was arrested in Kentucky in 2014. Police said Oglesby’s DNA was entered into the national registry following his conviction for a rape committed in South Carolina nine months after the Charlotte attack. Both victims testified in court against Oglesby, officials said. |
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NASHVILLE, TN —The Nashville man who pleaded guilty to murdering two people at Bellacino's pizza restaurant in 2007 has pleaded guilty to another violent crime. On Monday, a Davidson County judge accepted Jason Bobo's guilty plea in in the 2007 rape of a woman in west Nashville. He was charged with two counts of aggravated rape and pleaded to a lesser charge of especially aggravated kidnapping. Prosecutors say Bobo raped the women inside her apartment, hitting her several times over the head with a metal object. Just five months later, Bobo murdered two employees at Bellacino's (
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The last of four defendants in the 2007 murders of two employees at a west Nashville pizza restaurant pleaded guilty Friday. Crystle Rutherford pled guilty to especially aggravated robbery and two counts of facilitation of first degree murder. As part of the plea, Rutherford was sentenced to an effective 50 year sentence in prison, 30 of which she will have to serve before being eligible for parole. Co-defendant Tarina Simmons is serving a 35-year sentence. Getaway driver Ravaughn Harris was acquitted 
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – One of the four people charged in the October 26, 2007 murders of two pizza restaurant employees entered a best interest plea in court Friday. Tarina Simmons pled guilty to two counts of second degree murder for the shooting deaths of Chris Caris and Joshua Cole. The two were working at Bellacino's Pizza and Grinders on White Bridge Road when Jason Bobo came in to rob the restaurant and shot them both. Simmons was not at the restaurant at the time but took part in the planning of the robbery. Some of the co-defendants met at Simmons' home prior to the murders and returned to her home afterwards to divide the money they stole. Bobo also hid out at Simmons' home while police were looking for him. 
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Nashville man charged in the execution-style slayings of two pizza restaurant employees will spend the rest of his life behind bars. Jason Bobo pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of 
CINCINNATI -- Police arrested a man Monday who they said fatally shot another man earlier this month. Verland Jones, 31, is facing a murder charge in the death of 37-year-old 
Cops were dispatched to Kirby Park in Wilkes-Barre around 7:45 PM after receiving a report about a “male and female engaging in sexual acts” near the softball field. When a pair of officers arrived, they spotted Jacqueline Getz, 31, performing oral sex on Kyle McClure, 29. “Several witnesses,” a criminal complaint notes, subsequently approached police to report that Getz and McClure “were having sexual intercourse, oral and digital sex” in public.
LAKEWOOD -- A prominent rabbi and several others were arrested in simultaneous federal and state raids Monday morning on charges related to alleged public assistance fraud on a scale rarely seen before in New Jersey. Rabbi Zalmen Sorotzkin, who runs the synagogue Congregation Lutzk and businesses linked to the synagogue, was taken into custody Monday and is facing charges of theft by deception in Ocean County Superior Court. Also arrested in the sting headed by the FBI, Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office and other agencies were Zalmen’s wife, Tzipporah Sorotzkin, and married couple Mordechai and Jocheved Breskin. The three also face state criminal charges, according to a source close to the case who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation. Four others were arrested Monday and were taken to Trenton to face federal charges in U.S. District Court. They are Mordechai Sorotzkin, brother of Zalmen, and his wife, Rachel Sorotzkin, and Shimon and Yocheved Nussbaum. View the map below for the locations of the homes raided or attempted to be raided Monday.
SEATTLE - A man was killed in a stabbing near Dick’s Drive-In in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood Friday morning in what witnesses say was an unprovoked attack. Friends say that the 26-year-old man killed is 
Seul Lim
was working the Quickmart counter on Feb. 18 when a masked man walked in pointing a gun and demanding money. Lim began to take cash out of the drawer. But when the robber had his head turned, she pulled a pistol out of its holster and fired at the man’s head. Her bullet narrowly missed. His did not, striking her in the stomach. The alleged robber fled but was quickly arrested along with his female partner. Authorities identified him as Tyrone Prophet Jr. and said he is suspected in a string of robberies in the region. 
PARKLAND, Wash. - A 6-year-old Parkland girl is safe today because of her smart, quick actions when two men tried to kidnap her in broad daylight in her own neighborhood. The drama unfolded Wednesday as the little girl, 
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