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BLACK MAN ARRESTED IN SERIAL MURDERS OF FIVE WHITE MALES IN AREA - COULD THESE BE WHITE-HATING RACIST HATE CRIMES? | ||
Prosecutor says DNA evidence on bottle, shirt & cigarette led to charges in Indian Creek Trail murder case KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced charges Tuesday afternoon against Fredrick Scott, a suspect in the Indian Creek Trail murders and another homicide at 67th and Troost. As a news conference Tuesday afternoon, Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith named 22-year-old Fredrick D. Scott as the suspect in two fatal shootings, and said the investigations are ongoing. Scott is also considered a suspect in other homicides in the area. Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said Scott faces first degree murder and armed criminal action charges in the murders of 57-year-old Steven Gibbons on August 13, 2017 near 67th and Troost, and 55-year-old John Palmer found dead near E. Bannister and Lydia Avenue on August 19, 2016. Baker said investigators were able to use DNA evidence to link Scott to the murders of Gibbons and Palmer. "Surveillance video showed our victim, Steven Gibbons, on an ATA bus. A man exits that bus with him and is seen following him, getting closer and closer and closer. The man following the victim is carrying and drinking from a bottle and the camera pans away at the time of the homicide. DNA from a screwtop bottle found at Gibbons homicide scene matched the DNA found on a shirt also at the Palmer homicide scene. DNA from a cigarette that Scott was smoking was also matched from that bottle and KCPD detectives recovered that cigarette after Scott identified himself to police,” Peters-Baker said. Jean Peters Baker named Scott as a suspect in three other murders that occurred in close proximity. Baker said Scott remains in custody in the Jackson County jail with a request for bond to be set at $1 million, and is considered a suspect in the other three homicides on the Indian Creek Trail, but as of now there is not enough evidence to charge him in those cases. Scott is now considered a suspect in the three other killings along the Indian Creek Trail.
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2 (BLACK) men charged in red light shooting death of (a White woman) Chelsie Lynn Kirschten JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson police have made two arrests in connection with the shooting death of Chelsie Lynn Kirschten. Kirschten, 23, was shot and killed Aug. 17 as she sat in her car waiting on a red light at Fortification and State streets, according to police. The gunman said nothing when he walked up to the driver’s side closed window of Kirschten’s white Pontiac G6 and shot her in the back, police said. A passenger in Kirschten’s car told police that the gunman, who was wearing dark clothing, didn’t take anything after the shooting and walked away, investigators said. Nicholas Coats, 21, was arrested Monday and is charged with murder, Jackson police said. Lidarius Dixon, 19, surrendered to police Tuesday. Dixon is charged with murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle in connection with Kirschten's death, authorities said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(BLACK) Man sentenced to 20 years in Portage homicide case - for murdering a White man 'by mistake' during a drug deal PORTAGE, Wis. - A man who turned himself in to authorities after killing another man in Portage last year was sentenced Monday to 20 years. Mario F. Brown Jr., 24, pleaded no contest to second-degree reckless homicide and was found guilty in May for shooting and killing Jason Laack, 22, of rural Rio. In Columbia County Court, Brown was sentenced to 10 years in prison and 10 years of extended supervision. Laack was killed in Portage on Dec. 18. at the Cattail Lodge on New Pinery Road in Portage. Brown turned himself in to authorities the day after the shooting. News 3 spoke to Laack’s mother, Jodi Roberts, in December after she said the Columbia County District’s Attorney’s Office wouldn’t release the body. At the time, the district attorney’s office said it didn’t want to release the body before potential suspects’ defense attorneys could review it. The body was eventually released to the family in April, unbeknownst to the DA or Johnson’s lawyer. - (Black-on-white) |
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One (BLACK) arrested, more sought in Hilltop Murder Investigation - (a White man was shot multiple times in the motel) JACKSON, Miss. – Jackson Police say they’ve arrested one person in connection to the death of David Peden, 57. Peden was found dead in a motel room at the Hilltop Inn & Suites on I-20 Frontage Road on August 12. We’re told Quantineahia Webster, 23, has been arrested and charged with capital murder. Police say they are still searching for at least two other (BLACK) suspects in connection to the crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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Colored Man arrested for trying to rape a 74-year-old elderly woman - (pitiful) Police have arrested a man accused of trying to rape an elderly woman inside a Bronx building this month. Joshua McCallum, 24, turned himself in just days after police publicly identified him as the alleged attacker. The man was caught on surveillance video riding the elevator with the 74-year-old victim at the building on E. 161st St. and Park Avenue on Aug. 18. He then followed her through an 11th-floor hallway where he choked and groped her, police said. McCallum ran off when the woman began pounding on a neighbor’s apartment door. He is charged with attempted rape, burglary and sexual abuse, police said. |
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87-Year-Old Woman Uses Walker To Fight Off Intruder Who Tried To Rape Her - (pitiful) STOCKTON — Authorities in Stockton say an 87-year-old woman used her walker to fight off a man who tried to rape her while she slept. It happened in the 700 block of West Weber Avenue. Stockton police Officer Joe Silva says the woman woke last week to the intruder lifting her nightgown. Silva says the man fled after she screamed and fended him off with her walker. Neighbors came to the woman’s aid after hearing the commotion. Police were still searching for the suspect described as a 5-foot-11, 200-pound black man, between 20 and 30 years old The woman sustained minor injuries. |
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Male Negroid Nurse (from Africa) Arrested for Sexual Penetration and Sexual Battery at Hospital in Northern Virginia A nurse is accused of sexually battering a patient at a Prince William County hospital, police say. Frederick Yeboah, 60, of Woodbridge, Virginia, is charged with object sexual penetration and sexual battery. Police said he inappropriately touched an adult female patient more than once at the Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center in Woodbridge between Aug. 21 and Aug. 24. Prince William County Police say they were notified Friday about the alleged crimes. Yeboah was arrested Monday without incident at a police station, they said. He is being held without bond and is due to appear in court Oct. 17. |
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Out of cage 9 months, negro rapes different woman on same block A 31-year-old man convicted of raping a woman in 2003 is now accused of breaking into another's woman's home this month and sexually assaulting her. Marquis Gilchrist is charged with aggravated sexual assault on a 22-year-old woman, whom he held at knifepoint inside her home on Fairmount Avenue on Aug. 13. Gilchrist climbed through a window at the victim's home and raped her. Gilchrist was paroled from state prison in November after receiving a 15-year sentence for the same offense on the same Jersey City street in 2003. |
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Florida negroid stuffs over $1,000 in rectum in attempt to hide it from deputies MARION COUNTY, Fla. - Deputies in Marion County say that a Florida man stuffed over $1,000 up his buttocks into his rectum in an attempt to hide it from deputies after he was arrested on Saturday. Early morning on Saturday, Pattreon Stokes, 26, was pulled over on the highway for speeding. In the front passenger seat of the car was a 7-month-old child. The deputy who pulled Stokes over said that he could smell marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. After searching the vehicle, deputies found 197 grams of methamphetamine, rock cocaine and four grams of heroin. A scale was also found in the car. Deputies observed $20 bills falling from Stokes’ buttocks area. After a "necessary but undesirable process for everyone involved", Deputies located $1,090.00 in U.S. currency hidden in Stokes’ rectum. |
Police Arrest Negro Accused Of Slashing 52 Tires Of Emergency Vehicles In Camden County SOMERDALE, N.J. (CBS) —The man accused of slashing 52 tires of Camden County emergency vehicles has been arrested on Tuesday night. Edward J. Holmes III, 51, was arrested without incident after police received an anonymous tip that he was located at the “Cathedral Kitchen” on Federal Street in Camden City. |
BLACK Suspect In Deadly Center City Hit-And-Run Surrenders To Police PHILADELPHIA — The man sought by Philadelphia police after a deadly hit-and-run crash this month near the Convention Center has turned himself in to face charges. Alongside his lawyer, 35-year-old Brendon Hay surrendered at police headquarters — blocks from the crime scene at 13th and Race Streets. It was around 3 a.m. on Aug. 6 when 53-year-old Ann Broderick was struck. Kelly says Hay was behind the wheel of the borrowed Jeep that killed the Kensington woman. - (more news links) |
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Taser, talk failed before fatal police shooting at federal building A man who allegedly came to the federal courthouse Downtown Monday to express "concerns about the government" returned Tuesday with a baseball bat. He was fatally shot by law enforcement after threatening people with a baseball bat and injuring at least one person, police said. The man was identified by the county coroner as 55-year-old Ricky Ard. Ard returned Tuesday, this time armed with a bat. He reportedly used the bat to break windows on the front doors of the federal courthouse. A federal security officer employed by the U.S. Marshals was hit by glass when the windows broke. Ard lay dead on the concrete for about an hour outside the federal building until staff from the Coroner's Office removed him from the scene and returned to the office about 12:30 p.m. A bat and a Taser were on the ground near the body. |
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(Mexican) Man stabs wife to death in front of 12-year-old son: cops LOS ANGELES — Authorities are searching for a man suspected of fatally stabbing his wife multiple times in front of their 12-year-old son at their Los Angeles home. Neighbors reported hearing a commotion and then seeing the boy run from the house screaming for help around dawn Sunday. Responding officers found 31-year-old Viridiana Teran suffering from at least six stab wounds to her upper body. She was pronounced dead at a hospital. Police Capt. Lillian Carranza says the suspect is 38-year-old Aurelio Teran, the victim’s husband of over 12 years. Officials say no weapon was found so he should be considered armed and dangerous. |
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TERRIBLE! Negro Looters Steal Televisions While Houston Police Battle to Save Lives During Flood (VIDEO) In what might be the most appalling scene out of Houston besides the image of flood victims, an eyewitness named Isabel Torres uploaded a video to Facebook which shows looters making away with televisions. The video shows two males carrying televisions over their heads. It is not clear which store the goods were stolen from. Video was recorded by a Spanish speaking female and the video shows many other negro looters at the shopping center. |
Police seek help to solve stabbing, shooting in Camden CAMDEN – Camden County Police Department detectives are asking the public to help them solve two violent crimes that occurred Thursday in the city. In the first incident, a male victim was stabbed around 6:30 p.m. near Louis and Chase streets. Police released a photo of the suspect in that attempted murder. He’s described as a black male who is bald, about 5 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 9 inches tall, wearing a multicolored T-shirt, blue jeans, and black-and-white Air Jordan sneakers. |
(white) Mom Left 5 Kids Alone To Help Fugitive (BLACK) Boyfriend PITCAIRN, Pa. – Police say a Pittsburgh-area woman is facing charges for leaving her five children alone so she could drive her fugitive boyfriend across the state to avoid arrest. Thirty-four-year-old Tiffany Jackson, of Pitcairn, is charged with child endangerment and with hindering the apprehension of her boyfriend, 24-year-old Raheem Harvey, among other charges. Pitcairn police say Jackson drove Harvey to Philadelphia on Wednesday because police have warrants for his arrest, while leaving her children behind. Police say they range in age from 16 years old to 9 months old. Jackson told her 16-year-old daughter to watch the other children and didn’t say when she would return home. The daughter then called her aunt, who contacted Pitcairn Police. “They haven’t heard from their mother in over a day,” Pitcairn Police Chief Scott Farally said. “The 16-year-old reached out to her aunt, who was a complainant of this pertaining to them being alone and being concerned and scared.” Police say they’ve tried but failed to find Harvey at Jackson’s house several times and that they have body camera video of her being told he’s wanted by police on assault and other charges. Jackson was previously convicted in 2011 of endangering the welfare of children and she spent two years under house arrest. |
Officials: 3 Undocumented (ILLEGAL ALIEN) Immigrants Ran Illegal Check-Cashing Scheme CINNAMINSON, N.J. — Three undocumented immigrants from Brazil are accused of running an illegal check-cashing scheme that laundered up to $100 million, officials say. Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced Monday the arrests of 51-year-old Renato Maia Da Silva of Cinnaminson; 34-year-old Lucas Alves of Cinnaminson; and 33-year-old Wesley Dos Santos of Palmyra, following a nine-month investigation. All three were charged with financial facilitation of criminal activity. |
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2 bodies in Missouri pond were those of a (white) husband, (black) wife OWENSVILLE, Mo. _ Two bodies found in March in a small Missouri pond have been identified as those of a husband and a wife. DNA tests had confirmed that the female victim was 44-year-old Crystal McGee. The male remains were identified months earlier as those of her husband, 62-year-old James “Charlie” Holt Jr. The Gasconade County Sheriff’s Office began investigating in March when relatives of Holt reported him missing. Divers searched a pond near the small town of Owensville and found the remains of a person later identified as McGee. Holt was identified at the time as a person of interest in a murder case. His body was found the next day. The investigation into the deaths is ongoing. |
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(BLACK dish washer) Suspect, (WHITE Executive Chef) victim ID’d in Charleston murder, hostage situation CHARLESTON, SC — The victim and suspect in the downtown Charleston murder and hostage situation have been identified. It happened at Virginia’s on King Thursday afternoon. Police have identified the murder suspect as Thomas Demetrius Burns, 53, of Charleston. Police say Burns was a dish washer who was angry with Executive Chef Anthony Shane Whiddon. They say Burns shot and killed Widdon. He was transported by Charleston County EMS to the Medical University of South Carolina where he was pronounced deceased. Burns is then accused of taking hostages inside the restaurant. A witness said Burns came in hold a small revolver, but never pointed it at anyone. Burns said something along the lines of “I’m the new boss in town before telling everyone to get on the ground, according to a witness. They were not held hostage for an extended period of time, according to the witness. The hostage situation ended when police shot Burns. - (Black-on-white) |
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(BLACK) Philly man arrested for killing (WHITE) pedestrian with car, attempting to destroy evidence in fire PHILADELPHIA, PA - Philadelphia Police have arrested the man who they say is responsible for striking and killing Sean Patrick Granger of Douglasville, Pa. on I-76 in late July. On July 22, the suspect allegedly struck Granger on I-76 Eastbound, then fled the scene. After investigating, officers discovered that the driver — 29-year-old Julius R. Crabbe of Philadelphia — conspired with the vehicle’s owner to set the car on fire in an attempt to destroy the evidence. A fictitious stolen vehicle report was subsequently filed by the car’s owner. Officers also learned that Crabbe possessed two separated Pennsylvania Driver’s Licenses, one of which is suspended. Crabbe was arrested on Friday and is being held without bail. He has been charged with Involuntary Manslaughter, Reckless Burning, Homicide by Vehicle, Homicide by Vehicle while Driving Under the Influence and related offenses. - (Black-on-white) |
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(72-year-old WHITE) Pasco woman survives violent home invasion (by BLACK THUG) : ‘Be extra careful about opening your door’ WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. (WFLA) – A Pasco woman who survived a violent home invasion is warning others it can happen to anyone. “I was one of those people who thought it could never happen to me,” said 72-year-old Jackie Hanlin. Pasco County Sheriff’s Office deputies are now staked out by her home on Magnolia Boulevard. She didn’t want to talk about exactly what happened when a man beat and robbed her, but she says it was the scariest moment of her life. “The fear of whether you were going to live through it or whether you were going to die today,” she said. Hanlin described the man to Pasco County deputies and they were able to put together a detailed composite sketch. She says he was wearing shorts, a polo shirt and had a black backpack with him. Hanlin says once he was inside, he robbed her of several guns and hit her more than once. “One was with the gun in his hand, the other was with his hand and like this,” she says as she describes how he pushed her down. She does have quite the shiner on her right eye and a cut on her forehead. She says it was the worst day of her life. The sheriff described the suspect as a black male in his late 20’s or early 30’s, 5’11″ or 6’ tall, with a muscular build and short hair. - (Black-on-white) |
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BLACK PACK attacks WHITE man walking to Spring store * Jackals attack in packs SPRING, Texas - A Spring mother said her son is in the hospital after being attacked by three men while walking to Kroger. Police said Connor Murray, 21, was attacked about 8:30 p.m. Monday. "He was walking to the store, and he said he felt as if they had followed him from Monteith (Drive) for a little while and he put his headphones on," said Spring resident and mother Carey Murray. Connor Murray, who has dreams of becoming a park ranger, is now fighting to recover at Memorial Herman Hospital in The Woodlands. "All of a sudden they were on top of him and they just started kicking him in the head," Carey Murray said. Doctors told her Connor will have to deal with pain for the rest of his life. He will need facial reconstruction. - (Black-on-white) |
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FedEx driver catches (colored, fatherless feral negro) kids stealing package from porch in Akron - same scavengers rob Good Samaritan AKRON, Ohio - An alert FedEx driver may have helped Akron police solve a rash of thefts and break-ins. After he witnessed kids steal a package from a porch, he followed them, used his cell phone to capture video of them and then posted the video to Facebook. One juvenile suspect was in custody as of Friday evening. Charges against other juveniles are expected. Now, the victims are grateful to the driver, including Jim Cool. Cool likes to help neighborhood kids. On Tuesday, when three teens asked him to help fill up bicycle tires, Cool didn't think twice. What Jim didn't realize was a FedEx driver was videotaping the encounter from South Main Street, and Cool had unknowingly helping the suspected crooks. Moments earlier, the FedEx driver witnessed kids steal a package from a porch in the Firestone Park neighborhood. He followed them to Jim's home and for a short time later, capturing their faces on camera. "The bicycle that I was filling the tires up, they actually stole that on the way here out of the neighbor's garage around the corner, so I was actually filling up tires on a stolen bicycle to help them get away with a stolen Fed Ex package," Cool said. The next morning, someone broke into Cool's garage and stole a dirt bike and a four-wheeler. Cool is almost certain it was the same kids he had helped. Cool said his days of helping kids are over. - (Black-on-white) |
(white) Mother arrested after (BLACK) boyfriend admits to throwing (mixed-race) infant into ceiling fan MUSKOGEE, Okla. – An Oklahoma mother is now behind bars following a horrific case of child abuse. Robert Jones, Jr. is charged with six counts of child abuse after he allegedly admitted to grabbing a one-month-old infant by the throat, shaking him, and throwing him into a ceiling fan because he wouldn’t stop crying. From Aug. 16 to Aug. 19, officials say Jones allegedly grabbed his one-month old baby by the throat, shook him, smothered him to muffle his cries, slammed the baby against a changing table, threw him into a ceiling fan and dropped him in the bathroom, an affidavit obtained by the Tulsa World states. After the infant started having seizures, the baby’s mother and Jones took him took the hospital. The infant, who was in critical. Now, it seems that the child’s mother, Emma Whitehead, is also in trouble with the law. Police arrested Emma Whitehead on Thursday and charged her with enabling child abuse. Officials say she witnessed the alleged abuse, but did nothing to stop it. |
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Cops hunt for African american suspect in string of Manhattan bank robberies (no good at sports, rapping or pimping he has to rob banks) Surveillance photos show a suspect who allegedly tried to rob a series of banks in Manhattan. Police are searching for a man wanted in a series of Manhattan bank robberies that occurred over five days earlier in August, authorities said. The crook’s one-man crime wave started Aug. 16 at about 12:30 p.m. at the HSBC branch at 15 Union Square West, when he passed a note to a teller demanding money. The teller walked away from the window, and the thief ran off empty-handed. Police described the felon as 40 to 45 years of age with a dark complexion. |
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BLACK Teen suspect fatally shot himself while in custody, Akron police say teen suspect fatally shot himself while in custody The teenage boy who died in police custody on Friday night took his own life, the Akron Police Department said. Xavier McMullen, 17, of Akron died of a gunshot wound to the head after he allegedly shot himself. The Akron Police Detective Bureau has launched an investigation into the incident. Police officials said that the incident began when two women who were sitting in their van on 10th street when they were robbed at gunpoint by three males around 10 p.m. Friday. The suspects fled from the scene. The two other suspects, Matthew Allen, 18, and Anthony Criss, 18, have been charged with aggravated robbery and are currently being held pending arraignment next week. |
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25 August 2017 - Archived - (click at left for full coverage) |
BLACK Suspect arrested after WHITE man, 57, is shot dead A 57-year-old man was killed in an early morning shooting in Fort Lauderdale, police said. A man described by witnesses as the shooter, Stevens Jean, 29, of Fort Lauderdale, was arrested, said Detective Tracy Figone, a police spokeswoman. Jean was booked into Broward’s jail on a charge of premeditated murder, records show. The fatal shooting happened about 2:45 a.m.Thursday in the 400 block of North Andrews Avenue. “The victim was approached by a male suspect, who then shot the victim several times and fled the area,” Figone said. Richard Pierce, also of Fort Lauderdale, was taken to Broward Health Medical Center where he died, Figone said. Investigators urge anyone with information about the shooting to contact Detective Jason Wood at 954-828-5344. - (Black-on-white) |
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Five (BLACKS) charged with July murder of LGBTQ white man; one suspect also charged in another death LEXINGTON, Ky. - Police have charged five people in the murder of a Lexington man. One of the people charged was already in custody charged with another murder. Charles Shryock, 29, died on July 22nd after being shot on East Third Street and Race Street. Shyrock's partner says they were walking to the store when they witnessed a robbery. The suspects fired shots and one bullet hit Shyrock. Lexington Police were able to stop Marvell Lacy and a 16-year-old right after the shooting on Race Street. At the time, police charged both with Fleeing/Evading 1st, Criminal Mischief 3rd, and drug charges. Detectives later determined that three other people were also involved in the crime, Jemel Barber, another 16-year-old, and a 16-year-old female who officers identified as the getaway driver. Police now believe the five suspects had targeted a house on Race Street to commit a robbery, leading to an exchange of gunfire in the house. Police had previously charged Barber with murder in a shooting that happened on July 23rd on Versailles Road. Lacy pleaded not guilty in Fayette Circuit court to a murder charged on Friday afternoon. Barber remains in the Scott County Detention Center on unrelated charges. Two of the three teens are in a juvenile detention center. The third juvenile is on the run. - (Black-on-white) |
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BLACK thug wanted for beating a 70-year-old (WHITE man), setting fire to his apartment ROANOKE, Va. - Roanoke police say they’ve arrested a man accused of tying up a 70-year-old man, stealing money from him and setting his apartment on fire. Police say they arrested Omarr Romance-Lomax Martin, 20, of Roanoke on Aug. 18. They arrested him in Roanoke without any issues. He's facing malicious wounding and arson charges after police were looking for him for 10 days. The victim, Clarence “Skip” Kakert, says he thought he was going to die when Martin starting beating him and asking for money Aug. 8. He says Martin was threatening to kill him before binding his hands and feet and setting his Colonial Avenue apartment on fire. Kakert was in a hospital for two days and is expected to recover. Because of the damage from the fire, he will not be able to return to his apartment. - (Black-on-white) |
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3 People Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Prostitute Teen Foster Child MIAMI – The State Attorney’s Office held a press conference Friday to discuss a human trafficking case where three people allegedly tried to prostitute a 16-year-old foster child. According to the arrest report, the teen told the Family Resource Center (FRC) that she had been physically abused. Police interviewed the victim on August 23rd. She told them she had been staying, on and off, at a house in the 11800 block of 225 Street, which belonged to Michael Coney Jr. According to police, the girl said Coney, over the last two weeks, had become increasingly aggressive with her. After being kicked out, the victim said she went across the street to a house in the 22300 block of SW 118th Place. The home belonged to Landis Wordly, a relative of Coney. The victim told police that Wordly also told her to prostitute herself and bring the money back to him. She said Wordly would tell her this alone or in front of Coney and Jerrini Virgin. "Virgin"!!!!! - "LOL" |
North Charleston Police arrest BLACK PENIS PERVERT who reportedly exposed himself to woman in Park Circle NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — Police have arrested a man accused of approached a woman, then exposed and fondled himself Wednesday morning in North Charleston's Park Circle neighborhood. Michael Behrens, 54, was arrested and jailed Thursday at the Al Cannon Detention Center. Behrens is charged with felony indecent exposure. A woman called police Wednesday morning to report a man approaching her, then exposing and grabbing his privates as she was taking her morning walk at the Danny Jones Recreation Center. She said the man waved at her, and when she got closer, she realized he was touching himself. |
Negro monkey arrested, exposed himself at a Hooters and Food Lion FAYETTEVILLE -- Fayetteville police arrested a man they believe is responsible for multiple crimes including, indecent exposure at Hooters and auto theft. Officers say Chris James Lewis, 38, first exposed himself at the popular wing restaurant located on North McPherson Church Road on August 18. The suspect is also accused of exposing himself on August 22 in the parking lot of a Food Lion on Skibo Road. Authorities say he also stole a car that same night. Lewis was taken to the Cumberland County Detention Center, where he currently remains on a $40,000 secured bond. |
Toledo Negro accused of urinating on store’s stash of Halloween candy - DIS-GUST-ING TOLEDO, Ohio — A Toledo man is facing criminal charges, accused of urinating on a department store’s supply of Halloween candy. According to court documents, video surveillance footage shows Christopher Burks enter an employees-only storage room at Kohl’s. While inside, he is accused of destroying more than $600 worth of Halloween candy by urinating on it. Loss prevention officers said Burks was the only person near the candy when the urination occurred, according to court documents. The store threw the candy in the trash. |
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