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| ARCHIVE for 28 April 2015 |
| 'If I had a gun, I'd kill him:' Mother whose daughter, 9, was raped and murdered 40 years ago is left devastated after seeing sickening photos of her body | ||
  The mother of a girl who was murdered 40 years ago has spoke of the horror of recently seeing crime scene photos of her daughter's body. Virginia Trimble Ritter's daughter, Marcia Trimble, was raped and choked to death by Jerome Sydney Barrett in 1975. Marcia's body was found 33 days after she disappeared and Ritter's then-husband advised her against seeing the body and the crime scene photos. Charlie, who died in 1989, wanted their last memory to be of her running in and out of the house, 'the real Marcia.' But Ritter told The Tennessean, last year it was a decision she now regrets. 'If I had a gun I'd kill him!' Marcia's body was found 150 yards from her home amid the clutter of a rarely used, windowless garage, under a shower curtain and a child's wading pool. She had been strangled and sexually assaulted, and her cookie money was missing. Cookies were scattered around the clothed body. A neck bone was fractured. - (Black-on-white) |
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Double Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty Under Alford Doctrine    One of two people charged in connection with the double homicide of a mother and son found dead in their Watertown home has pleaded guilty to murdering them. Claude A. Turner, 38, pleaded guilty under the Alford Doctrine, acknowledging there was enough evidence to convict him. He is expected to receive a life sentence for fatally stabbing 58-year-old Donna Bouffard and her 26-year-old son, Michale Perkins. Turner and his wife were living in the home at the time in exchange for doing chores for Bouffard. His wife, Elizabeth Swiderski Turner, 26, was also charged in the case. In March, Turner said during a hearing that Jesus told him those in court would die for what they were doing to him. |
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Elderly (White) couple robbed of charity collection by pair of blacks  SALISBURY, N.C. -- An elderly couple robbed at gunpoint in their home says a good amount of the money that was taken, had been raised for charity. Ralph Brown says he never noticed two men who he thinks, were hiding in his garage Monday night before they rushed in and grabbed him. "He had this gun, holding it high like this pointing it down," Brown said. Then they started yelling at him. "Where's the money where's the money, and I turned around and he grabbed my wrist and I think I just put my hand up," Brown said. Next, Brown says one of the men ran upstairs and took a bowl containing money he and his wife raised from yard sales for Cystic Fibrosis. "$100, $300, something like that," Brown said. The other man took his wallet and phone. The couple was out to dinner earlier in the evening and Brown says he actually saw two men standing out in the street. Now, he thinks those were the two guys who ended up breaking in. "We think we may have been targeted," Brown said. The men ran off and no one was injured. Brown says it's a blessing in disguise because calls for donations for Cystic Fibrosis have been pouring in ever since. Salisbury police describe the suspects as two tall black men and say one of them had a mask on. - (Black-on-white) |
('Gay', black) San Bernardino youth counselor arrested for lewd homosexual acts with a 15-year-old boy GRAND TERRACE, Calif. -- A youth counselor has been arrested for alleged lewd acts with a 15-year-old boy he met on an online dating site called "Jake-d". San Bernardino County sheriff's investigators believe there may be more victims. Ameer Bradley, 28, of Fontana was arrested Sunday at a park after a sheriff's deputy spotted him in a vehicle with the teen engaging in a sexual act. Bradley is a youth counselor at Star Shine Treatment Center in San Bernardino and Trinity Youth Outreach in Yucaipa. "During a consent search of the suspect's phone, detectives did locate additional nude photos, what they believe to be juvenile victims," said Jodi Miller of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. |
(Black) Assemblyman to plead guilty to fraud, quit Albany: report It was a clean hit. Queens Assemblyman William Scarborough — who three years ago accused The Post of a tabloid “hit job” for questioning if he was cheating on his travel vouchers — admitted Tuesday that he is, in fact, a crook and would resign after pleading guilty to felony charges. The once-defiant 20-year lawmaker was suddenly repentant after getting nailed by the feds for collecting $40,000 in undeserved travel reimbursements. “I want to apologize to my family, my colleagues, my staff, my community and those who believed in me, and whom I misled as this issue unfolded,” Scarborough said in a statement. He blamed money troubles — and Albany’s loose system of accountability — for his crossing the line into crime. |
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Cowardly black thug knocks down 2-year-old boy, steals iPad, police say HOUSTON - The mother of a 2-year-old boy is speaking out after he was attacked and robbed of his iPad. "They didn't have to touch him. He's 2. Who steals from a 2-year-old? Get a job," said the child's mother, who didn't want to be identified. The Houston Police Department is searching for a man who was seen on security camera stealing from the boy. Surveillance video caught a man walking up to a couple of small children who were near their mother's car April 19 in a parking lot at 8615 Tidwell Road. Video footage shows the man knocking the boy down as he forcibly takes the device from his hands. The 2-year-old suffered minor injuries as he hit the ground. The suspect then fled the scene. |
Police hunt Englewood jewelry store thief who escaped through sewer system ENGLEWOOD -- Police in New Jersey are searching for a suspect who robbed a jewelry store, then escaped through a sewer system. At about 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, police say a hooded man entered the B & M Jewelry store on Tenafly Road, and briefly posed as a customer. The suspect, identified by police as 24-year old Barris Simpson, removed a large, heavy tool from his clothing and began smashing jewelry display cases. According to investigators, the man removed two trays of rings and attempted to leave the store. The store's owner electronically locked the door to prevent his escape. The suspect then smashed out the front glass door, and ran towards West Palisade Avenue with the owner and a Good Samaritan in pursuit. |
Man Held In Philadelphia Bar Fight That Left Nicki Minaj Crew Member Dead PHILADELPHIA — A musician says an argument outside a Philadelphia bar led to a stabbing that killed a member of rapper Nicki Minaj’s tour. Marcus Kincy testified Tuesday at 31-year-old Pierce Boykin’s preliminary hearing. A judge says there’s enough evidence to hold Boykin on murder charges in the Feb. 18 death of 29-year-old Devon Pickett of New York City. Kincy says Boykin’s group became upset when Pickett made sure a female bartender got to her car safely. |
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Tulsa man arrested after allegedly walking down Oklahoma highway naked TULSA, Okla. – A 24-year-old man was arrested after police say he was walking naked down an Oklahoma highway. 24-year-old James Jackson was found walking naked down the LL Tisdale Parkway on Sunday evening. The bizarre scene caused several drivers to slow down and even stop on the highway to avoid a collision. At one point, witnesses say Jackson slammed his fist on a car and attempted to open the driver’s side door of a truck. Jackson may have been having a mental episode or was under the influence of drugs. |
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Mother, 22, 'lied that her two-month-old baby was hit in the head during street attack to cover up dropping him'  |
| Convict who beat Jeffrey Dahmer to death behind bars reveals he murdered the cannibal killer because he kept making severed limbs out of prison food to taunt other inmates | ||
  The man who murdered cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer while they were both in prison has revealed he attacked him because the notorious murderer kept taunting inmates with 'severed limbs' he had constructed out of pieces of food. Convicted murderer Christopher Scarver, 45, beat Dahmer to death with a metal bar in a Wisconsin prison in 1994 where they were both serving life sentences. Dahmer, who was already a convicted sex offender, was sent to prison after he confessed to killing 17 men and boys between the ages of 14 to 33. His brutal murders, which spanned a decade from 1978, included rape, torture, dismemberment, necrophilia and cannibalism. |
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Judge rules no new trial despite planted evidence in homicide case |
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(Black) Indiana woman arrested for stabbing death of a (White) woman in Hawaii last year   HONOLULU, Hawaii — Officials in Indiana made an arrest last week in a murder case out of Hawaii. FBI Special Agents in Fort Wayne arrested 24-year-old Ailsa “Lisa” Jackson, who is an Indiana resident. The federal arrest warrant was issued for Jackson by the U.S. District Court of Hawaii. Jackson was recently indicted by a Honolulu grand jury on first-degree murder charges related to the Aliamanu Military Reservation stabbing death that took place in November 2014. The FBI says she will appear in court for an extradition hearing. It is expected that she will be ordered to be extradited to Honolulu to face the charges in federal court in Hawaii. Catherine Walker, 38, was found dead in her home on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2014. The Honolulu Medical Examiner’s Office said she died from stab wounds to the neck and torso and ruled her death a homicide. Walker’s husband was a soldier assigned to Tripler Army Medical Center at the time. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man sentenced in deadly hit and run killing 70-year-old White man on a John Deere mower  TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, AL - A man in West Alabama has been sentenced to five years in prison in a deadly hit and run crash involving a lawn mower. Anthony Ward pleaded guilty in December to manslaughter for killing Billy Ray Davis in 2013. Davis was riding a John Deere lawn mower when Ward hit him on Alabama Highway 69 South. State troopers say he fled the scene. Davis died a week after the crash. - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (black) suspect arrested in York County murder of (White) teen   YORK COUNTY, VA. — Authorities have arrested a man wanted in the murder case of a York County teen. York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office says Alphonzo Jackson was arrested in reference to the murder of Dylan Peters back in January. Peters was shot several times inside the home he shares with his mother near the 200 block of Cattail Lane on Jan. 25. He was rushed to the hospital, where he later died. Police have arrested two other suspects in this case, 20-year-old Tevin D. Lambert and a 17-year-old. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Evansville crime spree suspect pleads guilty to murder of White man, other charges  EVANSVILLE, IN - John Vernon Jackson Jr., the man charged in the stabbing death of Nicholas Mathew, has pleaded guilty. Jackson was charged with murder, attempted murder, and robbery in a crime spree that spanned four days in December 2013. The prosecutor's office says Jackson also pleaded guilty to robbery and attempted murder. We're told Jackson will be sentenced to 65 years for the murder charge, 50 for the attempted murder and 20 for the robbery charge. The sentences will run concurrently. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial begins for (black) Chicago man accused of killing 2 police officers  CHICAGO — Trial is under way for a Chicago man accused of killing a Chicago police officer and a former CHA officer. Officer Michael Flisk and Stephen Peters were killed on Thanksgiving weekend in 2010, as Flisk investigated a burglary in Peters’ mother’s garage on the Southeast Side. There is a strong showing of support for the families of Flisk and Peters. The courtroom is filled to capacity, with Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez sitting in the front row. Timothy Herring Jr. is charged with first degree murder and burglary. Opening statements began just before 11 a.m. The prosecution told jurors, “Ladies and gentlemen, meet Timothy Herring, cop killer, sitting before you. He murdered in cold blood.” Prosecutors say Herring shot Flisk and Peters in the head. |
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(Black) Man pleads guilty to murder in 2013 shooting death    Randy Lee Anderson of Wilmington pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Brunswick County Superior Court. Anderson, 24, of Thomas C. Jervay Loop in Wilmington faced murder, firearm and drug charges in the June 24, 2013, shooting death of Michael James Link, 23, of Leland. Anderson was sentenced to 11 and a half to 15 years in prison. A spokeswoman from the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office said the shooting happened when a drug deal went awry. Emily Flax of the sheriff's office said Anderson and two other people, David Rashad Duncan, 22, of Wilmington and Courtney Renee Bryant, 19, of Leland, met with Link about 1:15 a.m. in the Deerwood Meadows mobile home park off Mount Misery Road in Leland to conduct a drug deal. After the shooting, Anderson and the others fled the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Cumberland County woman raped, robbed, and run over by two blacks CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C. -- Sheriff's detectives have arrested two men in connection with the alleged rape, kidnapping, and serious injury of a Cumberland County woman. Deputies said on April 7, Joshua Horne and Josue Delvillar picked the victim up from her home. The victim knew the suspects through their attendance at a school for the deaf. When the victim found out they were planning to leave Cumberland County, she asked to be returned home. Horne, from Nashville, N.C., and Delvillar, from Raleigh, allegedly ignored the victim's request and forced her to go to Raleigh with them. The victim was sexually assaulted. The suspects also took money from the victim. When Horne and Delvillar returned the victim to her home, she fell from the vehicle and was run over by the fleeing suspects. The victim sustained serious injuries and was taken to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center and then to UNC Hospital. She remains hospitalized, but her condition is unknown. Horne and Delvillar are being charged with kidnapping, rape, robbery, and felony hit and run, among other charges. |
(Black) Peoria man faces charges in Washington home invasion and sex assault A Peoria man is expected in court Monday on charges he broke into a Washington woman’s home and sexually assaulted her last August. Darnell Sinclair, 45, was taken into custody on a warrant charging him with home invasion and criminal sexual assault. The charges were filed last week following an investigation and collection of evidence, including fingerprints, to support the woman’s report of the alleged assault. The woman told police she had been out with her boyfriend drinking at several taverns into the early hours of Aug. 24. At some point they “met up” with Sinclair, who was acquainted with the boyfriend. The couple drove home and the woman went to bed, while her boyfriend went to work as dawn approached. After about an hour she awoke, “feeling hazy,” and discovered Sinclair on top of her partially undressed. |
(Black) Man Charged With Attempted Sexual Battery On Woman In Her 70's MIAMI – A man was taken into custody after he reportedly tried to sexually assault a woman in front of her apartment building. The woman, who is in her 70s, was attacked in the entrance way to the lobby of the Nautilus Towers apartments at 41st Street and Jefferson Avenue around 4:30 a.m. Sunday. Miami Beach police officers, who were in the area investigating a traffic accident, heard the woman’s screams for help. When they ran to the building they saw 26-year old Frankie Moicon attempting to rape the woman, according to police. |
(Black) Former athlete charged with attempted rape in St. Mary's parking lot  Police led 23-year-old Marcus Snipes of Severn, away in handcuffs. Snipes is accused of attempting to rape a 31-year-old woman in the parking lot of St. Mary's Parish and schools early Saturday morning. A former "standout" athlete at St. Mary's, St. Frances Academy in Baltimore and Meade High School, Snipes is being held without bond on charges of first- and second-degree assault, attempted first- and second-degree rape, attempted first- and second-degree sex offense, reckless endangerment and false imprisonment. |
(Black) Man arrested for lewd behavior - public urination, exposure and masterbation A man is behind bars this morning after exposing himself to a minor and two others. Police say 28 year-old Emmanuel Cole was caught urinating on a building next to the home of one of the victims. When one of them told him to stop, he turned around exposing himself. Cole the proceeded to masturbate in front of them. The first witnesses' husband stepped in, telling Cole to leave and throwing a partially filled beer can at him. Cole is currently in the Alachua County Jail on $70,000 bond. |
(Black) Cleveland man pleads not guilty to more than a dozen charges connected to several rapes CLEVELAND, Ohio – A suspected serial rapist who goes by "Apples" pleaded not guilty Friday to eight charges of rape, three charges of kidnapping, gross sexual imposition and felonious sexual penetration. Van D. Patterson, 43, was arrested early Thursday morning after investigators said rape kit testing linked him to the rapes of three women between 1995 and 2009. Patterson's indictment charges him with the rape of three women in 1995, 1997 and 2009. Several of the women said they were attacked after a man offered them rides. Reports were filed in several of those cases, but at the time police either found the allegations unfounded or concluded there was insufficient evidence. |
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SEVEN (white) women confront 24-year-old black female (lesbian) catfish they had an online relationship with  - all believing 'him' to be 'the man of their dreams'. Seven female students, some of whom attend Brigham Young University in Utah, were catfished by the same 24-year-old woman who was pretending to be a man. The victims all believed they were involved in a relationship with a Mormon man living in the same state - only to find out they were being duped by a woman named Kayla in Texas. And the women had a chance to confront the woman, named Kayla. Kayla had stolen the identity of a Montana student named Keagan. |
(White) Woman found dead in wooded area in Clermont identified LAKE COUNTY, Fla. - On Saturday, the Lake County Sheriff's Office identified the woman as Cheri Amber Houston, 28, of Newnan, GA. Detectives say they believe Houston had been in the Ocoee and Winter Garden areas along State Road 50 since March 31. They say she was a transient and traveled in and out of the state for the past 8-10 weeks. The body was found in some woods. Investigators also say the woman had a tattoo of two triangles on her chest and the mantra(?) "what nourishes me also destroys me" tattooed on her left shoulder."...this motto can be found (tattooed) on Angelina Jolie's belly (or thereabouts). |
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Accused driver in 2009 fatal hit-and-run brought back from Mexico |
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Meteorologist: My millionaire ex said he’d kill me if I didn’t get an abortion |
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Two blacks arrested for 'execution-style' murder of White father and his son    METAIRIE, La. - Jefferson Parish deputies have announced the arrests of two suspects in the execution-style murder of a father and son this week in Metairie. Deputies arrested Dexter Allen and Haraquon Degruy in connection with the deaths Friday. Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand said they waited to officially charge them so they could "successfully prosecute this execution-style murder." David Pence, 56, and his son Nick, 25, were found shot to death inside their home in the 3700 block of Clifford Drive early Wednesday, rocking the quiet, Metairie neighborhood. Normand said David Pence's body was found sitting in a chair with gunshot wounds to the neck, chest and leg. Nicholas Pence was on the floor with gunshot wounds to the face and head. Normand said there is evidence to indicate they may have been asleep at the time of the shooting. Deputies were able to arrest Degruy and Allen after spotting a white SUV that matched the description seen on surveillance video from neighbors' homes. The vehicle had been reported stolen. In custody, Degruy admitted to knowing about the murders. She said Allen had told her "I just shot two people." Normand said investigators believe the two were in the area committing vehicle burglaries. He said the suspects already had committed a burglary at the home, so "the obvious question is, why this?" - (Black-on-white) |
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Police seek (black) suspect in (White) pizza delivery driver's death   FLINT, MI - A homicide suspect is at large and police are seeking the public's help in finding him. David Fuller, 26, was murdered on Tuesday while delivering pizzas to a home on the 1800 block of W. Genesee in Flint. Fuller worked for Cottage Inn and the home he was delivering the pizza to has been abandoned for years, police said. Now police are seeking the public's help in finding Kevin Lionel Thompson Jr. The 18-year-old has multiple outstanding felony warrants and police believe he is responsible for Fuller's death. Thompson is a black male, 5'8" and weighs 255 pounds. Police believe Thompson is traveling in a gold 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix with Ohio license plate GGZ6842. If you have any information, contact Detective Cevin Brown at 810-237-6925 or you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP. - (Black-on-white) |
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Canada: (Black) man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Halifax killing of white man   A 52-year-old Nova Scotia man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in relation to a killing in a rooming house in south-end Halifax last year. Bradford Eugene Beals was originally charged with second-degree murder in the death of David William Rose. During an appearance in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on Friday morning, Beals pleaded guilty to the lesser charge. Halifax Regional Police said Rose, 65, was asphyxiated in a rooming house on South Street in March 2014. He and Beals knew each other and his death was drug related, police said. "You've got to stay away from the bad medicine," Cacchione said in sending Beals away. A second person, 29-year-old Debra Jane Spencer, was earlier convicted of being an accessory after the fact in Rose's death. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
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(Black) Man Accused of Shooting (White) Philly Police Officer Out of Hospital, Now in Custody   The man accused of shooting a Philadelphia Police bicycle officer is out of the hospital and now in custody, according to police. William Nobblen is accused of shooting Officer Daniel "Danny" Kostick Thursday night. He was released from the hospital Saturday and will be charged with attempted murder, assault and weapons violations, police said. Nobblen fired multiple shots -- one bullet struck Kostick in the right arm, said police. Kostick returned fire, striking Nobblen in the arm. After the shooting, the 35-year-old suspect ditched a 9 mm Ruger and fled -- police eventually caught up to him about a block away. - (Black-on-white) |
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3 (black) Juveniles Charged For Gas Station Beating (of White man)   PHILADELPHIA — Police have arrested and charged 3 juveniles with the beating of a man at an Olney gas station. All three were charged as juveniles with attempted murder, aggravated assault, simple assault and related offenses. Authorities say a total of six people were arrested in connection to the April 7th beating. Police previously arrested 24-year-old Shareen Joachim, 34-year-old Althea Gillard and 23-year old Kaisha Duggins and charged them with attempted murder, aggravated assault, possessing instruments of crime, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Zachary teen accused in rape of mentally disabled girl  A Zachary teen accused of raping a mentally disabled girl was arrested Friday and booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on one count of aggravated rape. Ikeal Franklin, 18, of 21378 Samuels Rd., is accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old Zachary High School student who suffers from Asperger’s Syndrome and bipolar disorder, according to an affidavit of probable cause,. The affidavit says the victim’s IQ was below 70 and her mental illness prevented her from resisting Franklin’s sexual advances. Franklin is accused of raping the victim after school in October 2014 at the victim’s home while her parents weren’t there. |
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Police: (Black) woman arrested for stealing from (White) 71-year-old’s purse a ‘serial criminal’  ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A woman arrested in connection with the robbery of an elderly woman in Bellevue is accused of a similar crime in Ross Township. Crystal Rudolph, 48, of McKees Rocks, was arrested Tuesday after she was seen on surveillance video stealing an envelope from a 71-year-old woman’s purse at a Dollar General, police said. Paul Murphy, 55, was also arrested for his alleged involvement in the robbery. "They told me she was actually in my purse three times, and I didn't even feel that,” said Helen, the 71-year-old woman Rudolph is accused of robbing. “The first thing that came out of my mouth was, ‘Why me?’ I mean there were people there, and (the police) said, ‘Ma’am, not to hurt your feelings, but you're older, you're dressed nice.’” Police are calling Rudolph a “serial criminal” who steals from the elderly. Rudolph has been caught lifting purses since 2008. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man sought for punching (White) 69-year-old Metro rider in face  WASHINGTON - Police are trying to identify the man who assaulted and punched in the face a 69-year-old Metro rider Friday in an attack that was captured on surveillance video. The assault happened about 1 p.m. at the Eastern Market Metro station. Police said the 69-year-old victim was pushed by the unknown man as he exited a train; the pair then exchanged words on the escalator before the man punched the victim in the face. The 69-year-old was taken to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries. Authorities ask anyone who is able to identify the man in the video to call Metro Transit Police detectives at 202-962-2121. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Thief assaults elderly (White) man in Hillcrest break-in, steals his wheelchair  SAN DIEGO - A 54-year-old man allegedly broke into a man's Hillcrest apartment early Thursday and rode off on a stolen electric wheelchair, but was arrested nearby after being bitten by a police dog. Stanley McQuery allegedly confronted the 79-year-old resident of the apartmen shortly after 3:30 a.m., pushed him out of his wheelchair and took his phone. The resident, identified as William Ballard, suffered minor injuries. Ballard can't live without his wheelchair, as that's the only way he can get around after his leg was amputated in 2010. - (Black-on-white) |
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Blacks Arrested for 2014 Murder of of (White) Monroe Business Owner     MONROE -- Monroe Police have arrested several suspects wanted for a murder from last July. The suspects are identified as Ivory Jenkins, Rendarious Golden, Jamar Harris and Tamara Stewart. Business owner Harry Collins was robbed and shot inside his coin shop on Hudson lane in May of 2014. Police say the male suspects are accused of robbing and shooting Collins and Tamara Stewart acted as the getaway driver. Harris and Jenkins were both already serving time for different charges when they were arrested and charged in Collins' death. Detectives say Jenkins involvement in a previous shooting, helped detectives solve this case. Jenkins is also charged in the death of Casey Williams. Williams was shot in April 2014, five days before the murder of Harry Collins. - (Black-on-white) |
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Prosecutor: (Black) Gang members killed (White) Lake Wylie couple to prevent them from testifying  LAKE WYLIE, NC - Six gang members have been charged in the October 2014 killings of a business couple in Lake Wylie. Three of those members reportedly robbed a store owned by the couple months earlier and were attempting keep the couple from testifying. Six members of the "United Blood Nation" (UBN) are charged in the killing of Debbie and Doug London. They could receive the death penalty. Deputies say 61-year-old Debbie London and 63-year-old Doug London were found shot to death in their Tioga Road home on October 23, 2014. The couple's son, Daniel London, found the couple and called 911. After an FBI raid of Charlotte's UBN, 12 defendants were charged in a racketeering operation conspiracy. Six of those members, Jamell Lamon Cureton, David Lee Fudge, Randall Avery Hankins II, Malcolm Jarrel Hartley, Briana Shakeyah Johnson and Rahkeem Lee McDonald, are charged in the killing of the Londons, according to a federal indictment. Additionally, Nana Yaw Adoma, Daquan Lamar Everett, Nehemijel Maurice Houston, Ibn Rashaan Kornegay, Centrilia Shardon Leach and Ahkeem Tahja McDonald were charged in the conspiracy. Three of the members, Cureton, Nana Yaw Adoma and Fudge, previously robbed the couple's mattress store and the members were attempting to stop the Londons from testifying. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Double homicide complicates another criminal matter involving victim - dead White victim can no longer testify against blacks |
Baton Rouge man, 21, arrested for homosexual rape of a 6-year-old boy he is accused of committing at age 14  In late March, a woman contacted the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office and told them her son was raped nearly seven years ago. The boy was 6 years old when he was raped, the woman told a sheriff’s deputy, and the sexual assault took place when the child was displaced from his home by Hurricane Gustav. The complaint eventually led to the arrest earlier this week of a 21-year-old suspect, setting the stage for an unusual legal case involving an adult accused of committing a crime when he was still a juvenile by legal standards. Prosecutors and juvenile law experts said similar cases are rare. Except for a handful of serious charges with long statutes of limitations — meaning the cases technically can be prosecuted even decades after the offense occurs — most crimes in Louisiana eventually become too old to prosecute after several years. But sex offenses are a special breed. A law passed recently by the state Legislature extended the statute of limitations for most sex offenses to thirty years after the victim turns 18. And there is no limitation for prosecuting aggravated or forcible rape. So when Ceroid V. Wallace Jr. was arrested on Monday, accused of raping the 6-year-old boy in September 2008, it wasn’t too late for law enforcement to bring a case against him. |
Evans High School security guard accused of sex crimes against student ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — An Orange County high school security guard has been arrested on charges of sexual crimes involving a child. Deputies arrested Patrick Collins on Thursday. Collins is accused of following a child into a bathroom stall at Evans High School and touching the student inappropriately. According to statements from witnesses, Collins followed a student into the bathroom, where he started to kiss and touch the child in the “private area.” He’s also accused of exchanging nude pictures with the child. Collins allegedly drove down a street near the school and performed oral sex on the victim. |
Brevard County motel worker accused of raping sleeping guest COCOA, Fla. —A Brevard County woman said she woke up in a motel room to find a rapist attacking her. Ira Davis has already served a prison term for the rape of a victim under 16. He was released last year and found work at a Cocoa-area motel, where he met a woman who was staying there, according to the Brevard County Sheriff's Office. She's accusing him of using a key card to unlock the door to her room while she was sleeping. The victim said she awoke to find him sexually attacking her, and she fought him off. Investigators said they found confirmation of her story in Davis' shoe print in the room and an electronic record that the door had been unlocked by a management card, not a guest card. The victim also knew Davis' name and what he was wearing. |
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Bill Cosby Scandal Widens as Three More Accusers Come Forward Comedian Bill Cosby, who in recent months has been mired in numerous accusations of sexual assault, once again found himself in the line of fire on Thursday as three more alleged victims came forward. The trio of women (Janice Baker-Kinney, Marcella Tate, and Autumn Burns) told their stories at the office of attorney Gloria Allred. The women, who had previously not made their allegations publicly known, included a former model who alleged that she was victimized at the Playboy Mansion in Chicago. |
New Charges Added Against Son Accused of Shooting Father in Car on Schuylkill Expressway KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. — A man accused of shooting his father from the back seat of the car as it traveled along the Schuylkill Expressway in rush-hour traffic is now facing attempted murder in addition to several other charges. At a preliminary hearing today in front of district justice William Maruszczak in King of Prussia, attempted murder was added to the list of charges against Kymere Corbin. That’s in addition to eleven charges already filed, including three felony counts. Corbin is accused of shooting his father from the back seat of the car while they were heading west on the Schuylkill Expressway, near |
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DA: Woman Accused Of Abandoning Quadriplegic Son In Woods Charged With Attempted Murder PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia mother who is accused of leaving her quadriplegic son in the woods earlier this month has been charged with attempted murder and other related charges, according to the District Attorney’s Office. Police say Nyia Parler abandoned her 21-year-old son near her Cobbs Creek home earlier this month, so she could visit her boyfriend in Maryland. Authorities say a pedestrian found her son lying on the ground with only a blanket and a bible. |
Police: 2 arrested in kidnapping of elderly black Korean war veteran, girlfriend SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA -- Authorities say two people have been arrested in the kidnapping case of an 86-year-old veteran and his girlfriend in Southwest Philadelphia. 25-year-old Damon Cornish of the 5900 block of 21st Street and 23-year-old Vashti Williams of the 500 block of South 56th Street were taken into custody. Cornish has been charged with theft and unauthorized use of an auto. Williams is charged with robbery, criminal conspiracy, kidnapping and related offenses. Authorities say three women kidnapped the veteran and his girlfriend in Southwest Philadelphia then opened a bank account and rented cars in the victim's name. |
Police Searching For Suspects Responsible Multiple Armed Robberies - (at least one White female victim) Philadelphia Police are looking for two men, who they believe are responsible for nearly a dozen robberies throughout the city. Cops say these guys are armed, and they want them off the streets. Surveillance video of the armed robbers in action at a Citgo convenience store on East Susquehanna, show Pam Robinette working the store solo that night fearing for her life but trying to stay calm, as the men enter the store. "They said we want money out of the register and out of the safe I stood there put my hands up to show I wasn't gonna be aggressive I wasn't going to be confrontational," Robinette recalled. |
New (black female) mayor of Mo. city met by police, suspended over alleged voter fraud The new mayor of a Missouri city had a tough first day on the job when she was met by police at City Hall and informed she had been suspended over allegations of voter fraud. Betty McCray, the newly elected mayor of the city of Kinloch, was met in the parking lot at City Hall Thursday by police officers and the city attorney holding articles of impeachment. “You can’t come in as mayor,” attorney James Robinson told McCray. “You have been suspended.” The city, located between Ferguson and Lambert St. Louis Airport, has fewer than 300 residents and is plagued by shady land deals and bitter political fights. |
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3-Year-Old Girl Dies After Oakland County Drunk Driving Crash: ‘Smart, Silly, Sassy Little Girl’   PONTIAC – A 3-year-old girl has died of injuries she sustained in an alleged drunken driving crash over the weekend. Oakland County Sheriff’s officials said Tabatha Brown of Waterford Twp. was pronounced dead by doctors at Beaumont Hospital at around 11 p.m. Tuesday, after a few days on life support. Authorities said Ieshia Barnes of Pontiac had a blood alcohol level of nearly two-times the legal limit when she ran a red light at Woodward Ave. and South Blvd. Saturday night, crashing into the van in which Tabatha was riding with her family. Tabatha’s 23-year-old mother was also critically injured in the accident, along with two boys, ages 2 and 16. Barnes was arraigned Monday in 50th District Court on three counts of operating while intoxicated causing serious injury, a 5-year felony. Meantime, family members have set up a GoFundMe account to collect donations for Tabatha’s funeral. - (Black-on-white) |
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Last three defendants sentenced in Ascension Parish triple homicide         GONZALES — One by one, the last three men convicted in the home invasion triple homicide committed over a safe of valuable coins stood before state Judge Alvin Turner Jr. more than three years after the fact Wednesday evening. One by one, eachreceived sentences from Turner, of the 23rd Judicial District, bringing an end to a long, painful judicial process for the families damaged in that February 2012 night. Robert Irwin Marchand; his wife, Shirley Marchand; and her son, Douglas Dooley, were beaten and had their throats slashed in the couple’s home in a quiet corner of Ascension just north of Gonzales. “The family can finally have some closure,” Charlotte Guedry, spokeswoman for District Attorney Ricky Babin, said after the sentences. “You know, they’re on the way to that now.” Robert Marchand, 74, and Dooley, 50, of Cross Plains, Tennessee, were found dead at the scene on Feb. 18, 2012.Shirley Marchand, 72, died on March 2, 2012. Michael Aikens and Bernard James, had previously been convicted on three murder counts and sentenced to life in prison. Rolando Durrell Stewart, 25, received the longest sentence, 63 years at hard labor. Travis “Buddah” Moore, 22, 4950 Wilot St., Baton Rouge, who had agreed along with co-defendant Devon James, to testify for prosecutors, received 26 years in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two (black) men found guilty in 2013 robbery and murder     INDIANAPOLIS — Two men accused in a deadly shooting in Indianapolis in 2013 have been found guilty of robbery and murder. Christopher Bell and Adrian Anthony were found guilty in the murder of Robbie Gibson in November of 2013. Police said Bell and Anthony approached Gibson and another man before the shooting and demanded money. Both men are scheduled for sentencing on June 10. - (Black-on-white) |
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Caregiver Charged Following Scalding-Related Death Of Disabled Boy, 8  The caregiver of an 8-year-old north suburban boy was charged with criminal neglect after he suffered burns in a hot bath last month, and may face upgraded charges after the boy died. Aiden Bard was burned when he was placed in a bath at his home on March 25. The boy, who is disabled, was taken to Lutheran General Hospital and later transferred to Loyola University Medical Center’s burn unit for specialized care of second-degree burns. His caretaker, 39-year-old Adaku A. Ukah, was initially charged with criminal neglect of a disabled person. Aiden died at Loyola at 12:25 p.m. Monday. An autopsy found he died of complications of thermal injuries from immersion in hot water, and his death was ruled an accident. Ukah, was ordered held on a $25,000 bond. Skokie detectives are working with the Cook County state’s attorney’s office to determine if additional charges will be filed in light of the boy’s death. |
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Mom turns in black son in (White) case worker's deadly shooting  LAS VEGAS – A 15-year-old suspect was turned in by his mother and is cooperating with Metro's investigation of the deadly shooting of a female case worker on March 17 near West Charleston Boulevard and Lindell Road. Police said the suspect surrendered to detectives due to extensive coverage on Metro's social media sites. The suspect surrendered at Metro headquarters located at 400 South Martin L. King Boulevard Wednesday morning. Due to the juvenile status of the suspect, his identity will not be released. The police had been looking for a person of interest only described as a young black male with short, curly dark hair. Cassandra Cassidy, 24, died after being shot outside Solutions Recovery, a drug rehab halfway house on the 1300 block of Westwind Road. She was attempting to help two women who needed to use her phone to call for help because some men in a nearby car were apparently making threats. During the conversation, a white, two-door car with several occupants drove up and began shooting, striking Cassidy. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Flint man dies after 2012 beating by black, murder charges possible  FLINT, MI -- A man who was brutally attacked more than two years ago has died of his injuries at a long-term care center. A medical examiner has ruled the death a homicide, giving Flint 68 slayings for 2012 — a year that had already broken the city's record homicide mark. Dequarius Antoine Brown is already serving six years, nine months to 40 years in prison for the attack. Prosecutors have not decided if they will seek fresh murder charges. Gregory Patrick Glynn died Feb. 15, more than two years after the attack at the age of 53. Glynn was the victim of a brutal Dec. 4, 2012, beating and suspected robbery near a Quick Pick Party Store. His nephew, Curtis Glynn, said Gregory Glynn had just finished shopping and was leaving the store when he was attacked. The attacker pushed his uncle to the ground and began kicking him in the head. The county death certificate lists Gregory Glynn's death as a homicide due to blunt-force trauma to the head. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man arrested for murder in St. Stephen - beat White man to death with his own oxygen tank  ST STEPHEN, SC - One man is dead, and two people are recovering from injuries after an in St. Stephen assault that ended in murder. John Dazle, Jr.'s contact with law enforcement began Wednesday evening in Bonneau. They say he hit this median curb on Highway 52 at a high rate of speed, went out of control, off the road, slamming through signs wood and electric boxes before crashing into the woods. Debris and tire marks can be seen along a number of properties. Police say Dazle was probably traveling in excess of 120 miles per hour. Dazel was issued a ticket for the incident. Thursday night, police were called to a house on Ravenell Drive in St. Stephen, the home of Floyd Valachovic. Valachovic was already dead. They believe John Dazle Jr. may have beaten Floyd to death using Floyd's oxygen tank. St Stephen investigators believe after Dazle killed Floyd at his home, that he came next door to his parents home and began assaulting them. Investigators believe Dazle began to choke his mother. His father then grabbed a hammer and hit his son in the back of the head to get him off his mother. Dazle then began attacking his father. Eventually the three made it outside of the home and Dazle was arrested. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for murder of White man from New Jersey found stabbed to death in his bed on U.S. Virgin Island  Mekel Blash, a 27-year-old Nadir man, was arrested Friday and charged with murder in the January 2014 death of James Malfetti on St. John, the V.I. Police Department reported Friday night. According to the VIPD, Blash was arrested at 5:30 p.m. Friday. James Malfetti, 41, was found inside his Boatman Point Road apartment on Jan. 19, 2014, with stab wounds to his neck. The death drew national attention, with CBS News and other stateside media suggesting the VIPD shared complicity in the murder of Malfetti, who was from Scotch Plains, N.J., and had lived on St. John about a year. At the time of the death the V.I. Police Department declined to describe any other circumstances of the death, saying only that it was part of an ongoing investigation. Blash, 27 of Nadir, was charged with first-degree murder, second-degree murder, first-degree assault, third-degree assault, use of a dangerous weapon during the commission of a crime of violence, grand larceny and first-degree burglary. Blash was processed and remanded to the Bureau of Corrections pending his advise of rights hearing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Appeals court overturns Des Moines man's murder conviction  The Iowa Court of Appeals has overturned the murder conviction of a Des Moines man who played a role in a fatal 2013 beating at a party along the Des Moines River near Wells Fargo Arena. Kent Anthony Tyler III, 20, was convicted of second-degree murder in the Aug. 24, 2013, death of Richard Daughenbaugh, 40. Witnesses at a December 2013 trial testified that Tyler punched Daughenbaugh once after Daughenbaugh drove his pickup truck into a parking lot where dozens of young people were throwing a late-night party. Witnesses said Tyler knocked Daughenbaugh to the ground after he grabbed Tyler's arm. After the punch, a group attacked and "stomped" Daughenbaugh, leaving him with fatal injuries. But there was no evidence that Tyler participated in the attack after his punch. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man who fatally shot (White) teen Molly Conley learns fate  EVERETT, Wash. — The man who killed a 15-year-old girl while she walked down the street with her friends learned his fate Tuesday. Erick Walker was sentenced to 90.75 years in the death of Molly Conley. Prosecutors say Walker, of Marysville, went on a three-hour shooting spree, indiscriminately firing from his car and hitting homes in Lake Stevens and Marysville. He was convicted of manslaughter in the shooting death of the Bishop Blanchet freshman as she walked along a road in Lake Stevens with friends on June 1, 2013. He was also convicted of four counts of assault and five counts of drive-by shooting. Walker, 28, had been charged with one count of first-degree murder. The jury was given the option to find him guilty of the far lesser charge of manslaughter. In a packed courtoom, Molly Conley's father, John Conley, stood before the judge. "This whole thing has broken me. It has broken my family. This courtroom is brutal place. The fact that I’m standing with my back to a person with a blank stare, with the person who slaughtered my daughter, is really brutal," said John Conley. John Conley said he is haunted that he was home while his "youngest daughter was being slaughtered." Molly Conley's mother, Susan Arksey, said her daughter took her life very seriously and studied hard. "Mr. Walker, this court considers you a terrorist," the judge said. "It is the intention of this court that you spend the rest of your life in prison." - (Black-on-white) |
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