New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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| 2 March, 2016 |
Two (worthless black) Teens Arrested In Shooting Of (White) Former Tulsa UFC Fighter, Son    TULSA, Oklahoma - Police arrested two teens in a shooting and attempted robbery of a former UFC fighter and his son Monday night. Officers identify the two teens as Harold Thompson, 16, and Kywaun Washington, 17. The shooting happened in a parking lot near the Rib Crib and 10 Gym located at 31st and Garnett at about 7:25 p.m. on Monday, February 29, 2016. According to an arrest report, Thompson walked up to Mikey Burnett and asked to use his cell phone just as Mikey and his son were leaving the gym. As Burnett was about to give him his phone, Thompson pulled out a gun, pointed it at Burnett and demanded his wallet, the report says. As Burnett tried to move the gun away from his face, the report says, he was shot multiple times. Mikey's son Freddy was on the other side of Mikey's truck and when he saw what was happening he ran to his father's aid, according to the report. The report says that as the two Burnetts struggled with Thompson, Washington also began fighting with the victims. That's when Freddy Burnett was shot in the leg, police say. - (Black-on-white) |
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3 (White victims) killed in 5 Freeway wreck blamed on (black) alleged street racer from Whittier    A Whittier man was street racing when he triggered a fiery six-vehicle crash that claimed three lives and left two other people seriously injured on the 5 Freeway in Commerce early Saturday, authorities said. Dealio Lockhart, 35, is accused of vehicular manslaughter in connection with the 12:01 a.m. wreck on the southbound 5 Freeway, just north of Triggs Street, according to California Highway Patrol Officer Doris Peniche. Two men and one woman died in the crash, Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner officials said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Dad killed in crash caused by (black female) habitual traffic offender    Cody Garrick was the mushy one of the family, always telling everyone he loved them. "There isn't anything he wouldn't do for the people he loved," his aunt Tracy Kennedy said. At 23, the single father had just bought a car and started a new job with Domino's Pizza. He had plans to save up for a house to share with his 2-year-old daughter and was excited for their future. But it was all cut short early Sunday morning when Garrick was hit while driving home from his first day on the job. And authorities say the woman who hit him shouldn't have been on the roads. Orange County deputies first spotted 27-year-old Syndia Saint Cyr about 1:30 a.m. speeding. A deputy working a traffic enforcement in the area said Saint Cyr was traveling at least 20 mph over the speed limit, so he activated his emergency lights and attempted to stop her. Saint Cyr — who authorities said is a habitual traffic offender and has a revoked license — kept driving. Saint Cyr continued at what the deputy "estimated to be 100 mph." He then "observed a smoke cloud at the intersection and heard what sounded like an explosion." Florida Highway Patrol troopers said Saint Cyr ran a red light at the intersection and collided with Garrick's car. He was declared dead at the scene. Since 2005, Saint Cyr has been cited for 20 driving violations. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect in Little Rock Homicide (of White man) arrested, charged with capital murder The suspect in Saturday's Little Rock homicide has been arrested. 32 year old Quincy Bernard Hughes is charged with Capital Murder. According to Lt. Steven McClanahan with the Little Rock Police Department, the suspect and the victim knew each other prior to the stabbing. The victim has been identified as Mark Hamby, 52 of Conway. Original Story: The white male, whose name and age police have not yet released, had a significant stab wound. MEMS performed CPR on the man and transported him to a local hospital where he later died. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man charged in killing of (White female) Va. police officer day after she was sworn in is identified as (Nword) Army sergeant   The Army staff sergeant charged with killing one Prince William County police officer and injuring two others on Saturday opened fire as they arrived at his front door to investigate a domestic altercation, the Prince William County police chief said Sunday. Chief Stephan M. Hudson said at an afternoon news conference that Ronald Williams Hamilton, 32, also shot and killed his wife in their Woodbridge home, before the officers arrived on the scene. Crystal Hamilton, 29, had placed the initial call to police. “A subject inside the home opened fire striking three officers who sustained critical wounds,” Hudson said. “Additional officers arrived at scene and secured subject.” Hudson said the two injured officers, Jesse Hempen and David McKeown, remain hospitalized and are expected to recover. Prince William County prosecutor Paul Ebert said at the news conference that he is considering pursuing the death penalty against Hamilton, who is currently facing six charges including murder of a police officer and first-murder. Hudson said Officer Ashley Guindon succumbed to her injuries Saturday evening, while undergoing treatment at Fairfax Inova Hospital. Guindon was on her first street patrol, after being sworn in as an officer Friday. - (Black-on-white) |
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Warrant issued for 17-year-old Mounds teen charged with shooting police officer   MOUNDS — A warrant has been issued for the 17-year-old Mounds teen charged with attempted murder for shooting a police officer this past summer. The warrant was issued for Nigel L. Williams, who had been out of jail on bail since Jan. 11. The warrant was issued for Williams after he ran from his house when officers performed a compliance check on him. Mounds Police Chief Terry Riddle said Williams ran from his house after two police officers went there around 9 p.m. Monday on a compliance check. One of the conditions of Williams' bond was that he be at his home between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m., Riddle said. Riddle said one of the officers went inside the house, while the other stayed outside. The officer did not say anything to Williams before Williams ran out the back door and into a wooded area, Riddle said. He said he had no idea why Williams ran. Williams' trial on a charge of attempted murder of a police officer had been set to start Monday, Feb. 22, but that was postponed to March 28, the state's attorney's office indicated late last week. Williams was arrested July 8, 2015, after he allegedly shot Mounds police officer Lyle Womack. Womack is still off from work recuperating from his injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
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Third (black) Person Charged with Homicide, Kidnapping in (White) Triad Man's Death   EDEN, N.C. -- Rockingham County Sheriff's deputies have arrested a third person in connected to the kidnapping and murder of Benjamin Alexander Baker. Demetrius Lamar Farmer was arrested in Danville, Virginia and is charged with First Degree Murder and First Degree Kidnapping. One of Baker's friends found his body inside his house on the morning of January 15. The person went to check on Baker after he didn't show up for work. Rockingham County Sheriff Deptuies say Baker's door was partially opened. Earlier this month, Deputies arrested Daquarius Rashawn Martin and Zachary Wray Haley and charged them with First Degree Kidnapping and First Degree Murder. Deputies say Baker died from an apparent gunshot wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (non-white) Suspect Arrested for 2013 Murder of (White man) Justin Vaughn in Snyder    (SNYDER, TX) - A third suspect has been arrested for the murder of a Snyder man who was shot and killed in 2013, and other individuals have been identified in connection to this crime. Snyder Police Chief Terry Luecke said members of the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force arrested the man inside a home without incident. Jammie Akeem Pruitt, 26, was taken into custody in the 900 block of College Street in Midland, Friday afternoon. Pruitt will be arraigned by Midland County Pct. 3 Justice of the Peace, Billy Johnson, in the next few days and then transported to Scurry County. Also in connection, Christopher Devon Boyd, 21, of Roscoe, was arrested on February 11, 2016 in Nolan County. He's being held in the Scurry County Jail on a $500,000 bond for a Capital Murder charge for the death of Justin Vaughn, 25. Luecke said Saturday that the investigation is still ongoing and other people were involved in the murder. Ray Anthony Gutierrez, 26, of Sweetwater, was arrested on the same charge in Nolan County two days later, his bond is also set at $500,000. Vaughn was shot and killed inside his home on the 200 block of S. 36th Street in Snyder in March of 2013. |
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2 California men arrested in South Lake Tahoe parking lot murder   South Lake Tahoe police arrested two California men, who they believe were linked to a recent murder at a motel parking lot. Tristan Batten, 18, and Harvest Davidson, 20, face one count of murder and were booked on no bail warrants, police said in a news release. On Jan. 30, Dennis Wright Jr., 40, was shot and killed by two men, who tried to rob him and his girlfriend during a drug deal at the parking lot of the Beverly Lodge, 3480 Lake Tahoe Blvd, and police said. Wright and his girlfriend, Kendra Ghiorso, drove to South Lake Tahoe to sell 100 pounds of marijuana to buyers. Two men then arrived and tried robbing the couple at gunpoint for cash they received in the sale. The robbers struggled with the couple on the parking lot, police said. One or both men then fired several gunshots and fled in a vehicle. Wright was taken to Barton Memorial Hospital where he later died of his injuries. On Feb. 16, detectives traveled to Vallejo, Calif. and Sacramento while investigating Wright’s murder. They arrested Batten and Davidson, but detectives said they don’t believe the two men are the same men depicted in the sketches that were released to the public earlier this month. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Driver In Deadly Davis Crash To Be Charged With Murder (of 71-year-old White woman)  WOODLAND – The driver involved in a deadly crash in Davis will be facing a charge of murder, prosecutors revealed. Yolo County District Attorney Jeff W. Reisig’s office released their criminal complaint against Steven Hendrix on Friday, showing that they plan on filing murder, vehicular manslaughter, DUI and child endangerment charges. Prosecutors will argue that Hendrix willfully killed 71-year-old Cynthia Jonasen with malice aforethought in the Feb. 24 crash. Jonasen was turning onto 2nd Street in Davis when the car Hendrix was driving broadsided her. Four juveniles were in Hendrix’ car at the time of the crash, police say. Officers believe Hendrix was driving under the influence of drugs. The complaint also reveals that Hendrix has a lengthy criminal history, including convictions that led to him serving time in prison and having his driving license suspended and revoked. Hendrix is scheduled to be arraigned at the Yolo County Courthouse early Friday afternoon. - (Black-on-white) |
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Ex-cop’s (White) daughter sucker punched by (cowardly crazy ex-con black scum) career criminal  The daughter of a former NYPD cop was slugged in the face by a mentally ill career criminal at the Times Square subway station on Wednesday, The Post has learned. Erin Reilly, 27, was clobbered by the ex-con — who has 36 prior arrests — as she tried to exit and walk to Penn Station to catch an L.I.R.R train at around 12:30 a.m., according to police sources. The Massapequa resident said she was “seeing stars” after the unprovoked attack — which unfolded in a matter of seconds. “He came in like a tornado and he was gone,” Reilly said of Kareem Bryant, a 41-year-old career criminal who’s been arrested more than 30 times. “He hit me square in the eyes,” she recalled. “My friends said I should have ducked, but I didn’t have time. There was no way I was able to. I was blind sided and sucker punched. " I noticed his eyes were bugged out. He looked crazy and was clearly angry. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect booked in slaying of (75-year-old White) retired Stockton police officer   STOCKTON The man accused in the death of a retired Stockton police officer was booked into San Joaquin County Jail on suspicion of murder. Rafael Watts, 59, was booked Wednesday afternoon after he was medically cleared from a local hospital, according to a Stockton Police Department news release. Watts is accused in the death of 75-year-old Laurits “Pepe” Petersen. Petersen died after the two were involved in a struggle in the 8300 block of Tam O Shanter Drive on Tuesday morning. A good Samaritan who tried to intervene was injured but is expected to survive, according to police. Watts reportedly fled into the surrounding neighborhood but was spotted by officers and taken into custody with the assistance of a police dog. - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (black) man charged in robbery-shooting of (White) lottery winner     LOUISVILLE, Ky. —A third person was arrested Wednesday in connection with the shooting of a scratch-off lottery winner. Larry Felton Jr., 23, is charged with robbery in the Feb. 7 shooting. The victim bought a $5 Win Win Win scratch-off ticket at a store near Churchill Downs. He signed the back and left the store with the ticket worth $1,000. He called his mother to tell her the good news and was on the phone when he was shot. Doctors had to remove the victim’s spleen. Metro police said James Watts, 40, was standing in line behind the victim. Watts is accused of trying to cash the winning ticket at other lottery outlets. He's charged with facilitation to commit a robbery. Andrel Page, 21, is accused in the shooting. Page is facing robbery and assault charges. According to the arrest report, Felton dropped off and picked up Page after the shooting. The report said Felton also drove Page and Watts to try to cash the ticket. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged with murder of (White) Middletown mom    DAYTON, Ohio – Police have arrested a man in the death of a 29-year-old Middletown mom. Brandon Charles Carr, 34, was charged with murder, Sgt. Richard Blommel said. Officers arrested him without incident on South Holloway Avenue. "We will be meeting with the prosecutors tomorrow morning," Blommel said. "We’ve already been scheduled to meet with them on the first arrest we made back on the 12th [of February]." Brittany Russell, 29, was found dead in a car parked behind an apartment complex in Dayton on Feb. 10. Russell's body was discovered just hours after she was reported missing and police began a search for her and her 6-month-old baby, who was also found in the car, unharmed. Chris Edwards, the baby's father, said he got a phone call from Carr while he was talking to police that morning two weeks ago. At the time, police were still looking for Russell and the child. Edwards said he doesn't know Carr, but some of Russell's friends said she'd gone to Dayton the night before to meet Carr's (black) brother. Russell had been shot dead, but police did not suspect a robbery. - (Black-on-white) |
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| 2 (blacks) now charged in shooting of (White) lottery winnerLOUISVILLE, KY - Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of another man moments after he won $1,000 on a lottery scratch-off ticket. Investigators said they were booking one suspect into Metro Corrections, and then hours later, a second person was arrested in the Feb. 7 shooting that took place near Churchill Downs. Arrest reports for Andrel Page, 21, and James Watts, 40, state that both suspects admitted to being involved in the shooting. Page is charged with robbery and assault. Watts is charged with facilitation of robbery. "The lottery is a very big business here," Patricia Manning of the store where her 19-year-old son bought his ticket. Any day of the week, any time, you'll find someone at the Marathon Station on Taylor Boulevard buying a lottery ticket. And just a few weeks ago, Manning's son turned a $5 scratch-off into a $1,000 winner. "He called me on the phone," Manning said. "He said, 'Mom, I just won $1,000 on a lottery ticket.'" Added store owner Mehr Dad: "He was so excited to get $1,000. It was big money for him." In a matter of minutes, however, pure joy turned into anguish, and a mother heard it all play out on the phone. "The next thing I heard was some yelling and then a loud noise which I know now was a gunshot," Manning said. "He shot my son in a flat second." Dad said he's certain a man inside heard the young man celebrating the win. "I believe that someone was standing over here and I believe his partner was sitting outside in the car and when (the victim) left, I believe they followed him out," he said. The shooting took place steps away from the store on Longfield Avenue. "The guy was asking him for his lottery ticket, and when he turned around, the guy had a gun and shot him," Manning said. "So my son took the ticket out of his pocket and threw it on the ground and said, 'You didn't have to shoot me, dude.'" As for Manning’s son, his recovery continues. "We got the staples out (Tuesday), so maybe he can stand up straighter," she said. Manning said she's thankful her son feels better and thankful to the lottery as well. She said the agency helped police and honored her son's winning ticket because it was scanned and signed. "The lottery went above and beyond," she said. Manning said she's also thankful to a neighbor who rushed out with a towel to stop the bleeding, and a man who also saw the commotion and pulled over to help her son. - (Black-on-white) |
Dead adult (white female girlfriend of black suspect) found in Detroit house identified as missing mother, child's body remains unidentified   Officials have identified one of the bodies that was found inside a house on Detroit's east side over the weekend as a woman who went missing with her 4-year-old daughter. An AMBER Alert was issued for 4-year-old Savannah Walker just after 2 a.m. Saturday. The home is about 3.5 miles from where Savannah was last seen. The second body is believed to be Savannah. A DNA test will be needed to complete the identification because the body is so badly burned. The AMBER Alert has been canceled. Relatives were able to identify the body of 38-year-old Heidi Walker. Thirty-three-year-old Marcus Hightower remains in police custody, after turning himself in. Hightower is Walker's boyfriend. He is being held for questioning. Hightower has a criminal record dating back to 2001. He is currently on parole and has serve time for assault with a dangerous weapon, child abuse and assault with intent to do great bodily harm. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man shot dead by police tied to (71-year-old White) woman's murder  A man shot by Urbandale police during a drug call at a hotel last week has been connected to the murder of a 71-year-old Des Moines woman. Blood found at the scene of Norma Jean McNeeley's Jan. 24 death connected 29-year-old Ali Eisa Abdalla Yahia to the crime. Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation officials matched Yahia with DNA from blood left at McNeeley’s house on Pioneer Road in Des Moines. Yahia, who had an extensive criminal history preceding his death Feb. 13, is believed to be the only suspect in McNeeley's murder. Yahia was fatally shot by an Urbandale police officer at Holiday Inn in Urbandale on Feb. 13. Police had responded to a drug complaint, but when they arrived, a struggle ensued in the hotel lobby, and Yahia reportedly shot at officers. An officer then killed Yahia during a brief exchange of gunfire. McNeeley’s sister, Jannita McNeeley, said hat she could hear her sister’s screams coming from the floor below that night. Because of her disabilities, Jannita could not make it down the stairs quickly enough to catch a glimpse of the killer. Jannita said she heard her sister yell “Get out,” but she couldn't hear any other voices. “She called my name, ‘Nita, Nita,'” Jannita said. “She said, ‘Oh my God,’ and was screaming.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Canada: (White man) Cooper Nemeth's accused (black) killer, Nicholas Bell-Wright, was on probation at time of arrest  A 22-year-old man charged with second-degree murder, after Winnipeg teenager Cooper Nemeth's body was found in a garbage bin, was on probation at the time of his arrest for an assault dating back to October 2014. Nicholas Bell-Wright was arrested early Sunday morning in The Maples neighbourhood of Winnipeg. The body of 17-year-old Nemeth was found Saturday night behind a house on Bayne Crescent in the city's East Kildonan area. Bell-Wright has one prior conviction for assault based on an incident that occurred on Oct. 24, 2014, according to court documents. Audio recorded during his July 2015 hearing reveals the assault took place in a field on the grounds of River East Collegiate. Bell-Wright spotted his niece talking to a 16-year-old boy. The boy was with another teen at the time who has an intellectual disability. At the time, Crown attorney Kerri Anderson said according to statements given to police, Bell-Wright grabbed the 16-year-old boy, threw him to the ground, punched him in the face and stomach. He then threw the victim against a tree and said, "If I ever see your face in this area again, I'm going to cut your head off," Anderson said. - (Canada) - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Suspect indicted in Jessica Chambers (white female's) burning death   JACKSON, Miss. — A man suspected in another homicide has been indicted in the December 2014 burning death of Mississippi teen Jessica Chambers. Quinton Tellis, 27, originally of Courtland, was indicted on capital murder charges by a special grand jury in Panola County as he sat in the Ouachita Parish Jail in Monroe, La., where he is being held on charges connected to the August 2015 death of a University of Louisiana Monroe exchange student. Tellis is believed to have been the last person to have been with Chambers the night she was killed. The two allegedly had a relationship in the weeks leading up to her death, officials said. While Chambers and Tellis were eight years apart in age, they both went to South Panola High School and grew up in the same neighborhood. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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(White) Employee, 19, shot, killed (by cowardly worthless black scum thug) during pizza shop robbery   BELLAIRE, Texas - A teen employee was shot and killed during a robbery at a pizza shop in Bellaire Sunday. According to officials, just before 9:30 p.m., police received a 911 call about a robbery at the Reginelli's Pizzeria on Bissonnet. According to detectives, an armed man entered the restaurant demanding cash. Investigators said the teen, who co-workers identified as 19-year-old Peter Mielke, was the only employee in the dining room area of the restaurant at the time of the robbery. Police said Mielke complied with the robber's demands, but the robber still shot Mielke several times, killing him. Other employees who were in the back of the pizza shop were not hurt. Officials describe the gunman as a tall, slim, African American man. He entered the restaurant alone but investigators believe someone may have been driving the getaway car. - (Black-on-white) |
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Execution date set for black throat-slitting killer of disabled White woman in 2004 - despite Ohio not having lethal drugs |
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Black teen arrested after violent car-jacking (of White man) in west Harris County   HOUSTON - A 62-year-old man is recovering after being viciously attacked in his own driveway. Terry Hughes had just pulled up behind his home in the 6000 block of Montauk in west Harris County, not far from Cypress, when he said a man ran up behind him. “He put his hand on my mouth, and I couldn’t breathe, and he was trying to choke me, and then I passed out,” Hughes said. “It was only for a couple of seconds, because when I woke up, he was already in the car.” Hughes was banged up during the struggle. His arms and hands are all scraped and bloodied, and he can barely move his neck, but he said his physically wounds will heal much faster than his emotional ones. “I’m just afraid,” he said. “I don’t even want to go out there.” A neigbor called police about a suspicious Negro in the neigborhood. Investigators took him in for questioning where they said he eventually confessed. Da Vuan Johnson, 18, is now facing robbery charges. According to court records, the teen is currently out of jail on bond after being arrested in December for breaking into someone’s home. - (Black-on-white) |
| (White) Miami woman, 23, left in a coma after she was 'attacked by (black) roommate she found on CRAIGSLIST who strangled her and cut her up on her birthday' | ||
   A young woman from Miami has been in a coma for a week after her family said she was attacked by her roommate, a 35-year-old man she met on Craigslist. Byron Mitchell assaulted Danielle Jones, 23, just a week after he moved in with her in a downtown Miami apartment, Jones's mother, Aimee Nikolove, said. He strangled her and cut her up on the night of her 23rd birthday. Jones has a brain injury, multiple scars on her face and neck and Nikolove doesn't know if or when her daughter will wake up. Kaitlin Cabot, Jones's cousin, said in a Go Fund Me post: 'She is in a coma, intubated and holding on to life... If and she wakes, she will need extensive care and rehabilitation.'
Mitchell has been charged for attempted murder. - (Black-on-white) |
| Bodies found in Detroit home believed to be missing (White) girl who prompted AMBER Alert - black ex-con 'boyfriend' wantedTwo bodies found inside a house on Detroit's east side are believed to be that of a missing 4-year-old girl and her mother. According to police, an AMBER Alert was issued for 4-year-old Savannah Walker just after 2 a.m. Saturday. The home is about 3.5 miles from where Savannah was last seen. The other body is believed to be Savannah's mother. That AMBER Alert is still active. Michigan State Police are looking for 33-year-old Marcus Hightower. He's described as a black male, with brown eyes and black hair. Police have recovered the black Ford Explorer they were looking for as part of a second investigation on the city's east side. Detroit Police Chief James Craig said the investigation started Tuesday when the family of the mother and Savannah reported them missing in Livingston County. It is believed the two were taken from Howell to Detroit. According to Craig, there were indications that something more should have been done by Livingston County and there was a communication delay. The woman's other daughter went to the Brighton Michigan State Police post on Friday afternoon to get more help. With the information given, and a history of domestic violence with Hightower, they put out an AMBER Alert around 2 a.m. Saturday. Craig said the bodies were found in an abandoned home on a lower level. Fire crews received the call around 5 a.m. Hightower has a criminal history, and is currently out on parole for Assault with Intent to Commit Murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man on Valentine’s Day shooting: ‘It was an accident’ - Black man killed his white girlfriend  BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — A Battle Creek man whose girlfriend died on Valentine’s Day said he doesn’t know how his gun went off, fatally wounding her. “It was an accident. We were both caught off guard,” Deangelo Gaines said of the Sunday incident. “I don’t know.”
Gaines said that he had placed his .45-caliber handgun on his bed. He said he and his girlfriend, Kayla Babick, were lying on the bed together when the gun fired. “I’m sitting there, just on my phone, and I hear a gunshot and she jumps up,” he said. “I’m like, my gun just went off.” Babick was shot in the abdomen. She rushed downstairs, Gaines following her.
“I raced down there after her and she’s laying on the floor,” he remembered. “I pick her up. My mom gives me a towel. I put it on her wound. I’m rubbing her hair and I’m trying to talk to her and let her know that I was here. And I was like, ‘Can you hear me?’ And I felt her head nod a little bit. And she took a deep breath, and she just stopped breathing.” Babick, 24, left behind two children. Her funeral is scheduled for Feb. 21.
Gaines and Babick had known each other for years and had been dating since November. - (Black-on-white) |
Charges filed in fatal (black-on-White) weekend crash  MILWAUKEE —Homicide charges were filed Thursday against an accused drunken driver. Police said Brandyn Corbins took Vicodin while drinking and got behind the wheel Saturday night. According to a criminal complaint, he ran a stop light at 60th Street and Brown Deer Road, slamming into another car. The driver, 25-year-old Lauren Unertl, died. Her boyfriend survived but suffered a punctured lung and broken ribs. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Man, 64, Beaten to Death (by blacks) with Frying Pan at Birthday Party  COOK COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE — A 64-year-old West Ridge man was brutally beaten to death with a frying pan at a birthday party, prosecutors said Wednesday. The victim, Cary "Mike" Silverstein, was reported missing in December when he missed two meetings and failed to speak with his sister, whom he usually talked to daily, Assistant State's Attorney Brian Whang said during a bond hearing Wednesday. Silverstein's body — which was thrown in a dumpster and brought to a suburban landfill — still hasn't been found, prosecutors said. But 17-year-old Shawndre Lehman on Monday confessed to the violent attack after eyewitnesses identified him as one of Silverstein's killers, Whang said. Three additional accomplices were charged Wednesday, according to police. These include Shatrara Lehman, 25, Alexander Robinson, 28, and a juvenile male. Silverstein's body — which was thrown in a dumpster and brought to a suburban landfill — still hasn't been found. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police charge (black) man in fatal hit-and-run (that murdered beautiful White woman)  AUSTIN – Police have charged a man with striking a woman with his car in northwest Austin on Jan. 6 and leaving the scene. Tommy McGrew, 29, was charged Tuesday with felony failure to stop and render aid. He allegedly struck Katherine Snodgrass the evening of Jan. 6 near the intersection of Lakeline Mall Drive and North Lake Creek Parkway. Officers arrived at the scene around 11:15 p.m., and Snodgrass was taken to Round Rock Medical Center, where she died. Police said three bystanders were tending to Snodgrass when they arrived, and an officer identified McGrew as one of the bystanders. Around 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 7, McGrew called 911 and “stated he struck what he thought was a deer,” the affidavit states. Officers met with McGrew and one of the other initial bystanders, and observed McGrew’s Chevrolet Cruze had collision damage consistent with the crash that same evening. The other bystander told police that McGrew woke her up and “told her that he had hit something and they needed to go back to see what he had hit.” When McGrew and the bystander had returned to the scene, they found Snodgrass at a bus stop and called 911. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Worthless black) Savannah convict faces possible parole reconsideration in grisly 1982 rape, murder (of White mother)  Fourteen-year-old Sheryl West returned home from school on Aug. 31, 1982, to find her mother’s nearly decapitated, lifeless body on her bedroom floor. Janice Terrell West, 35-year-old mother of two, had been raped, sodomized and murdered in her Cottonvale Road home in what veteran prosecutor Greg McConnell calls “one of the most gruesome, horrible murders that has ever occurred in Chatham County.” “It was a death penalty case,” he said. Ora Lee Bolden, then 27, and an inmate bus driver for a Coastal Correctional Institution work detail cleaning ditches on Cottonvale Road, was indicted for murder, rape and aggravated sodomy. Investigators said Bolden slipped away from the work detail near a mobile home community and later returned, intoxicated and with a large amount of blood on his clothing and with the victim’s wristwatch. Now the victim’s daughter, Sheryl Fortson, and McConnell, Chatham County’s chief assistant district attorney, are reacting to reports the state Board of Pardons and Paroles is due to consider Bolden for parole later this month. Sheryl Fortson recounted finding her mother’s body, “her throat cut so deep that it severed her spinal cord.. - (Black-on-white) |
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Decorated (White Hispanic) Marine vet attacked, robbed at Washington DC McDonald's (by pack of racist black thugs), police say   Authorities worked Wednesday to identify at least four people who attacked and robbed a decorated former Marine at a Washington, D.C. McDonald’s, leaving him in the restaurant unconscious. Christopher Marquez, 30, an Iraq War vet, said he was eating in a back corner of the restaurant on Friday when a group of teens and young men approached his table. "They saw me and crowded around ... and they started asking me if I believed black lives matter,” Marquez told the paper. “I was ignoring them, then they started calling me racist." At that point, Marquez said he left the McDonald's, but was knocked unconscious by a blow to his head. When he came to, his pants were ripped and his wallet, which contained $400 in cash, three credit cards and VA medical card among other items, was missing. "I believe this was a hate crime and I was targeted because of my skin color,” Marquez, who is Hispanic, said. “Too many of these types of attacks have been happening against white people by members of the black community and the majority of the main stream media refuses to report on it." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Couple accused of leaving body in bag on apartment patio is arrested   SEATAC, Wash. — Will Richardson and Ashley Williams did the right thing and surrendered Monday night to Seattle Police at the Southwest Precinct and were booked into the King County jail for Unlawful Disposal of Human remains where they are being held on $50,000 bail. King County Detectives say they put Jenna Ferguson’s body in a large purple duffle bag after she overdosed on Heroin and then took her remains with them when they got thrown out of a Motel 6 last summer. Surveillance cameras caught them loading up the duffle bag in the back of a taxi. Ferguson’s remains were found two weeks later on July 27, 2015 next to a dumpster in a SeaTac apartment complex. Court documents show the couple brought the bag containing Ferguson's body to an apartment of a friend in SeaTac and kept it on the patio. When the friend complained about the smell, detectives say Ashley told her friend to "stay out of it and that it contained food they brought from the hotel room." Court documents say the friend asked Richardson to leave the apartment after he sent her Facebook messages that were sexual in nature. Afterwards, she took the duffel bag and his belongings and put them next to a dumpster a few yards from her apartment. The body was found by a maintenance man. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect arrested in Jan. 29 fatal Bond Hill shooting (of White man)  CINCINNATI —Police have made an arrest in a Jan. 29 fatal shooting in Bond Hill. William Chambers, 25, is accused of shooting and killing Cameron Clemmons, 24. Officials said Clemmons’ body was found lying in the street near an apartment building in the 1300 block of Franklin Avenue. Police said they believe Clemmons was shot up to 10 times. After the shooting, police said they were looking for a gunman riding a bike. Chambers was arrested on Monday by the Cincinnati Police Department’s Homicide Unit. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Adulterous white) Wife in deadly Mission Bend love triangle charged with murder (of her White husband)  HOUSTON -- The morning of January 13 began like so many others for Mary Lou Nimmons. She sent her younger brother, Chevey Leal, a text. "I texted him at 9:30 just to say good morning, and little did I know this was happening," said Nimmons, her voice trailing off softly. What Nimmons didn't know was that morning, Leal had driven to his Misson Bend-area home to get some personal items. According to investigators, Leal got in an argument with his estranged wife Jessica outside their house. Investigators say Jessica Leal's (black) boyfriend, Avery Jones, was inside the home. Court records show Jessica Leal allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife to threaten her husband. At one point, investigators believe Leal held her husband down on the ground with the knife. They say that's when Leal's (black) boyfriend Avery Jones allegedly shot and killed Chevey Leal. "He left a very big hole in our lives," said Nimmons, who just buried her brother last weekend. "Not only for my family but for his children." While the boyfriend, Jones, was an immediate suspect, Jessica Leal was only questioned on January 13. Court records show Jones was charged murder two days later, but Leal remained free. She publically mourned her husband's death, even attended his funeral last weekend. This Wednesday, Leal was arrested and charged with her husband's murder. Nimmons says she knew her sister-in-law may have been involved with another man. Now, with her brother gone and six children without a dad, she just hopes the justice system works. - (Black-on-white) |
(Adulterous back-stabbing black) Milwaukee woman charged with felony murder in plot to rob (her white) husband      A 23-year-old woman is facing felony murder charges after prosecutors say she set up a robbery targeting her husband, who was killed in the resulting home invasion. Police say Lakisha L. Love-Schoos confessed to her role in planning the robbery of 54-year-old Michael Schoos, according to a criminal complaint released Monday. Ian Westly LeFlore, 28; Oshay Shayfer Randolph, 23; and Diondray L. Willis, 24 also face felony murder charges. A fifth suspect, Shaquille M. Walker, 22, was charged last month in the killing. Schoos was shot and killed about 6:15 a.m. Oct. 20 at his home in the 7100 block of W. Appleton Ave. Love-Schoos told police she met LeFlore at a car wash, where the two had sex and devised a plan to rob Schoos in which she would leave the door unlocked, according to the complaint. Love-Schoos told detectives "she was tired of arguing and fighting" with Schoos. The group went to the house, pulled Love-Schoos into the breezeway at gunpoint and ransacked the house. LeFlore said he saw Randolph shoot Schoos in the back. - (Black-on-white) |
Family, friends: Much loved (White) Man, 85, shot in head (by unknown black man)  An 85-year-old Jackson man shot in the back of the head while he was doing yard work on Saturday was a Korean War veteran, one of eight children, and a beloved father. Jackson police said James Harrell Hankins was doing dirt work in his yard on McCluer Road when he was approached by a black male wearing dark-colored clothing. Police said the suspect fired several shots, then fled the scene on foot, headed toward Valley Park Subdivision. Hankins was found by Tip, his wife of almost 61 years, who heard a pop and thought it might be her crock pot. Friends said she saw him out the window and ran outside. He was pronounced dead at 8:20 p.m. on Saturday. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) arrested in case of (White) mom (with drug history) found shot dead in car - with 6-month old baby 'on board'  Dayton police have arrested a person of interest in the homicide of Brittany Russell, a Middletown mother found shot to death in a car with her 6-month-old daughter in the backseat. Russell, 29, was found Wednesday morning in Dayton, Ohio, slumped over the steering wheel of her car parked in the lot of Twin Manor Apartments. Her 6-month-old daughter was found unharmed in the back seat, police said the running car heater kept the infant alive through the cold morning. Dayton police identified Curtis Burdette, 37, as a person of interest in the homicide case on Friday and located him in a Harrison Township home that night. Sgt. Richard Blommel said investigators were led to Burdette after conducting interviews with others. Burdette, who was found in possession of drugs, knew Russell, Blommel said. Middletown police previously said Russell had a drug history but witnesses said she had been clean recently. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Correctional officer attacked by (black Muslim) inmate at Clallam Bay, suffers brain injury   FORKS, Clallam County, Washington State — A correctional officer at Clallam Bay Corrections Center suffered a brain injury after being seriously attacked by an inmate. Terry Breedlove was attacked Jan. 25, and suffered a brain injury and injuries to two vertebrae, the Peninsula Daily News reported last week. Investigators say Breedlove was attacked by 28-year-old inmate Abdinjib Ibraham, of King County. Brian King, chief criminal deputy for the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, said Ibrahim said “Allahu akbar,” an Arabic phrase that means “God is great,” twice, once when he hit the guard, and again after the attack. Investigators say Ibraham had pried a round metal seat off a stool in a cell and repeatedly hit Breedlove over the head with it until other inmates stopped the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Married (White) Couple Injured in Machete Attack (by black Muslim migrant) Call Survival a 'Miracle'  A pair of high school sweethearts who've been married for 25 years spent their Valentine's Day weekend in the hospital, recovering after a machete-wielding man attacked an Ohio restaurant last week, injuring them and two others. "The way that this guy walked in and attacked me, it's a miracle that I'm alive today," Gerald Russell said from the hospital, where he and his wife Debbie were recovering from cuts to their hands. Gerald and Debbie had just finished dinner at the Nazareth Restaurant and Deli in Columbus Thursday when a man with a machete came over to their booth. "He walked directly at me, raised a machete up and tried to hit me from above, directly on top of my head," Gerald said. Gerald said he shoved the man away from him while his wife tried to distract the attacker by screaming. Though injured, the Russells were able to run outside for help. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man cleared in killing (of pregnant White woman) as teen now part of gang bust    A Detroit man indicted by federal authorities as being part of a violent street gang had been acquitted in a notorious killing eight years ago in Oakland County. Oakland County Undersheriff Mike McCabe confirmed Saturday that 23-year-old Jerome Hamilton, who was named as one of 12 alleged members of the Rollin 60s Crips, was acquitted in the shooting death of Rib Rack manager Catherine Blain in 2008. Blain, 21, of Waterford was fatally shot as she left the Lathrup Village restaurant in what was described as a robbery turned murder. Hamilton, who was 15 at the time, was identified as the gunman by Brandon Davis, who was also accused in the case but cooperated with authorities as part of a plea deal and is serving a 12- to 30-year prison sentence. Hamilton, who was charged with first-degree murder, was tried three times, but the first two cases ended in hung juries. Defense attorney Mark Kriger said after Hamilton's acquittal in 2010 that jurors "were bothered by Brandon Davis' testimony and questioned his credibility, because he told so many stories." Getaway driver Deandre Sturges was sentenced to life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man confesses to killing (white ex-girlfriend) Autumn Hunt, according to investigators  Spartanburg County Deputies have charged Akello Chinara Jeter with murder in the shooting death of Autumn Hunt after they say he confessed. Investigators say that 20-year-old Jeter confessed to being involved in the murder and was able to provide details that only the murderer would have known and the location of additional evidence. 19-year-old Autumn Rayne Hunt went missing on February 3rd, leaving her home on the East side of Spartanburg. The coroner says Hunt died from a gunshot wound to the head. Deputies say they found Hunt’s vehicle burned behind the abandoned Bi-Lo on Reidville Rd. on Feb. 8. Her body was found the evening of February 11. Jeter is also possession of a weapon during a violent crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man faces charges in Chester hit-and-run (that killed a young White woman)  Chester, Pa. Chester Police say a 24-year-old woman was struck and killed on 9th Street near Highland in Chester about 7:30 Tuesday morning. 35-year-old Braheem Scott is charged in the hit-and-run death of a woman in Chester early Tuesday morning. Investigators say he had a lawyer with him when he turned himself in Thursday night. "Thank God. I don't know what he was thinking or what happened," said John Gray. He is relieved to hear of the arrest. He worked with the victim, 24-year-old Mary Ann Bennett. She was a cashier at Sam & Sam Meats in Chester. "She was very friendly, bubbly, great personality and was good with everybody. We all loved her," said Gray. Investigators say Tuesday morning Scott took off from his girlfriend's residence after a domestic dispute. They say he was driving at a high speed when 3 blocks, away at 9th and Highland, he allegedly hit Bennett as she was crossing the street. She was knocked 12 feet into the air and 35 feet from the scene according to investigators. They say he ditched the car which they found soon after. It had been snowing that morning. "So he was driving that car we believe at a high rate of speed without clearing the snow off adequately of the windshield. There was maybe a small hole for him to see and he could probably barely see anything," said Delaware County District Attorney Jack Wheland. Meanwhile Bennett's funeral was held today as family and friends learned of the arrest and charges. "I hope it's rest for Mary Ann and her family," said Gray. Scott is charged with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other related offenses. Investigators say the car also had only one working windshield wiper. Scott was allegedly on parole and driving on a suspended license. - (Black-on-white) |
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SC Troopers Charge (black) Driver in Fatal I-77 Hit-and-Run - that killed a White woman  CHESTER COUNTY, SC -- Troopers in Chester County have obtained warrants for the arrested of the man they believe is responsible for the death of a North Carolina woman Monday on I-77. Stevie Wolfe Breland, 67, of Charleston, has been identified by authorities as the driver of a purple truck that fled the scene of the accident Monday. Officials say that Breland is currently in the Charleston County Detention Center on charges unrelated to the accident. An overturned 2000 Ford Explorer became a crime scene early Monday morning after the other vehicle involved in the crash drove away. "The information we're putting out now is the other vehicle appears to be a tractor trailer, possibly pulling a flatbed, purple in color," said Lance Corporal Gary Miller with the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Miller said investigators believe the truck ran off the right side of I-77 north after the collision near mile marker 59 just after 3 a.m. The Chester County Coroner's Office said 49-year-old Flora M. Ellenburg of Salisbury was the victim in the early morning crash. The coroner's office said Ellenburg was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the SUV. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Woman charged with two counts of OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) homicide - (slaughtered 85-year-old White man)  ELKHORN — A blood screen taken from a woman involved in a fatal crash in August came back positive for the presence of cocaine, Lorazepam and other drugs. On Feb. 8, the Walworth County District Attorney's Office filed two felony charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle against Brittney R. Dixon. The 23-year-old Elkhorn woman also was charged with a felony count of bail jumping. If convicted of all counts, she faces up to 56 years imprisonment and $210,000 in fines Elkhorn's Norman "Nubs" Brummel, 85, and Delavan's Estefania Martinez, 22, both died as a result of the crash that occurred just before 11 a.m. on Aug. 7 on State Highway 11, west of Royal Oaks Drive. According to court documents: A witness, and friend of Brummel's, told police that Brummel was driving a truck with a trailer on Highway 11. Brummel had parked his truck on the side of Highway 11 after waiving to his friend. Brummel had left his truck and was standing behind his trailer when he was struck by a Pontiac sedan. When police arrived on the scene, they found two people inside of the Pontiac. Dixon, the driver, was conscious and talking. The passenger, Martinez, was slumped over and unconscious. Dixon's blood tested positive for the presence of benzodiazepines, opiates, cannabinoids, cocaine and Lorazepam. - (Black-on-white) |
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Prosecutor: (Devil worshipping black) Teen confessed three times to killing (white) friend in SE Houston  HOUSTON - Prosecutors say the man accused of killing a 16-year-old boy in southeast Houston confessed three times. Edward O'Neal, 18, did not appear in probable cause court Thursday due to a medical condition which court officials could not detail. Prosecutors say he stabbed to death 16-year-old Ryan Roberts, who went missing last month. His body found days later in a wooded area near his home.
Authorities laid out this timeline of events:January 15 : Robert's mother reported him missing. January 19: his body was located. January 21st: O'Neil attempted to commit suicide. Between then and February 9th: O'Neil allegedly told a relative he killed Roberts. February 9th: O'Neil confessed to police in voluntary statement. February 10th: O'Neil confessed to police again after being read Miranda rights. O'Neil's mother previously told Eyewitness News that her son worshiped the devil and that the murder was a, quote "satanic act." A judge set Oneal's bond at $50,000. The official cause of death in this case is "multiple sharp force injuries." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged, reward for second (black) suspect in Juniata Park murder (of White man)   PHILADELPHIA -- A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 20-year-old man in Juniata Park last month. Police say four days after the fatal shooting they arrested 25-year-old Kaheef Edwards and charged him with murder and theft. Twenty-year-old Rasheed Tancemore is still being sought by police in connection to the crime. A $20,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of Tancemore of West Wishart Street in Philadelphia. Police believe Edwards and Tancemore shot and killed 20-year-old Donald Green during a robbery back on Jan. 27. It happened as Green and a 19-year-old friend were leaving Edwards Grocery on Neilson Street at Hunting Park Avenue. Tancemore is described as armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man headed to trial on charges of trying to kill (White) cop  NEWARK — At Preye Roberts's upcoming trial for shooting an off-duty Fairfield police officer in 2010, prosecutors may present evidence that he was later firing the same weapon outside a liquor store in Union County, a judge has ruled. Superior Court Judge Ronald Wigler handed down that ruling on Tuesday, about a month before the attorneys are scheduled to begin jury selection in the long-running case on March 8. Roberts, 29, of Nutley, is facing attempted murder and weapons charges in connection with the Jan. 30, 2010 shooting of Officer Gerald Veneziano. Roberts is accused of following Veneziano as the officer was driving his personal car on his way to work. After the two cars pulled into a parking lot near the Fairfield police headquarters, Roberts allegedly shot Veneziano multiple times. Two weeks later, Roberts was arrested for allegedly firing a gun outside a Route 22 liquor store in Union Township. Authorities later determined that weapon was the same one used in the shooting of Veneziano. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man arrested after (White) woman fatally stabbed multiple times  AURORA – A 36-year-old man has been taken into the custody for first-degree murder after a woman was found dead in an Aurora apartment Tuesday morning with multiple stab wounds. Charles Bowman Anthony is accused of killing 29-year-old Jessica Reese inside of the Cherry Grove East Condominiums at 14434 E. 1st Dr. Officers first arrived at the condo just before 9 a.m. Tuesday for a welfare check. In an earlier news release, police said they found Reese’s body as well as a living man inside. It’s unclear if that man was Anthony, though police said Tuesday the man in the apartment was considered a person for interest. Anthony is being held on no bond at the Arapahoe County Jail. It's unclear how he knew Reese. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black killer of White Lexington police officer to appear before parole board next week   Glenn Doneghy goes before the Kentucky Parole Board on Monday, and Fayette County Commonwealth’s Attorney Ray Larson said his office will have representatives there to oppose his release. Doneghy, 39, is serving a 20-year sentence for second-degree manslaughter and other charges in the 2010 death of Lexington police officer Bryan Durman. Durman’s wife, Brandy Durman, started a petition on Change.org a month ago. By Tuesday night, more than 5,500 people had signed it, saying they think Doneghy should have to serve out the rest of his sentence. Larson shared the petition on his Facebook page Tuesday, saying “We will attend that parole board hearing to oppose his release. You can participate by signing the following petition which indicates YOUR opposition to the parole of this killer.” Durman, 27, died soon after being hit by Doneghy’s sport utility vehicle while investigating a noise complaint on North Limestone Street on April 29, 2010. Doneghy was convicted of second-degree manslaughter, as well as second-degree assault, leaving the scene of an accident, possession of cocaine, fourth-degree assault, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. When he was convicted in 2011, the law said defendants could be considered for parole after serving 20 percent of their sentence. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Hamden man faces murder, arson charges for (White) woman found dead after fire  HAMDEN >> A local man has been charged with murder in the death of a Hamden woman whose body was found after a December fire at her home. Benjamin Carpenter, 26, was arrested by police Wednesday in New Haven, with assistance from several U.S. Marshal Service Task Force members, according to police spokesman Capt. Ronald Smith. Carpenter, who lives on Ralston Avenue, was charged with murder, first-degree arson, tampering with evidence and conspiracy. Jennifer Antonier’s body was found in late Dec. 26 when a fire broke out at 28 Lilac Ave. An autopsy by the office of the chief medical examiner determined Antonier’s death was a homicide, Smith said. However, police did not say how Antonier was killed. The medical examiner’s office said Thursday that the cause of her death was pending further studies. “Our investigation concluded that there was a relationship between the victim and Mr. Carpenter,” Wydra said. “The status of that relationship is not something that I’m going to divulge right now, but they were known to each other.”. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Racist black) Suspect sought after alleged (anti-White) bias attack on subway platform Police are seeking the public’s help in locating a man who allegedly attacked a 44-year-old straphanger in Brooklyn and hurled anti-white statements at him. The 44-year-old victim was standing on the southbound platform of the B and Q line at the Church Avenue subway station at 9:45 p.m. Feb. 5 when the creep walked up, punched him in the face and yelled the offensive invective, cops said. The man, who was caught on surveillance video, then fled. The victim refused medical help at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Three Media Sources, and NONE Tells the Truth about a Black-on-White Hate Crime, but the Truth Can be Gleaned from Between the Lines By Nicholas Stix If three white kids had gone hunting a random black, this would be the biggest story in the world for over a year. As is, it’s just another “dog bites man story” and not even worth mentioning. - (Black-on-white) |
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