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Former NFL running black allegedly rams three teens LOS ANGELES -- Former NFL running black Lawrence Phillips, who was wanted by police for domestic violence, was arrested Sunday after allegedly running his car into three teenagers who argued with him during a pickup football game, police said.
Police had been seeking Phillips since earlier this month for allegedly attacking his girlfriend twice, once choking her into unconsciousness." Phillips joined a group of 16- and 17-year-olds in a pickup football game in
Exposition Park and got into an argument with several of the teens. He left the park, but returned
and drove a black Honda onto the field, allegedly running into three teenage
boys. - (more sports) * Former NFL running back sought by SD police
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Sports: Former NFL cornerblack charged with trafficking marijuana WALHALLA, S.C. (AP) -- Former NFL cornerblack Derek Ross was arrested and charged with trafficking marijuana after a traffic stop.
The 25-year-old Ross, who was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 2002, was in a car with another man when police stopped the rented Chevrolet Impala on Interstate 85 near the South Carolina-Georgia border, according to Capt. Donnie Fricks of the Oconee County Sheriff's Office. - (more sports)
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Sports: UConn basketballer duo suspended indefinitely * 2nd UConn Player Charged in Laptop Thefts   Marcus Williams and A. J. Price, who were suspended from the University of Connecticut men’s basketball team on Wednesday for their alleged roles in a series of burglaries at the school this summer, appear to have left a trail of troubling evidence that led to their arrests after an eight-week investigation, according to court documents obtained by the Register. "In light of the pending charges against Marcus and A.J., I have suspended them from all basketball team-related activities," UConn coach Jim Calhoun said in a statement. - (more sports) |
Man charged with grisly machete slaying of boy, mother Christopher Patterson, 32, is taken by cops from 60th Precinct stationhouse yesterday to face charges of killing his ex-girlfriend, Patricia Whitley, 46, and her son, Malik, 8. The creepy loner accused of strangling a Brooklyn mom and decapitating her 8-year-old son with a machete was arraigned yesterday, as the bloodbath's lone survivor struggled with the loss of her family. Police believe Patricia's son, Malik, walked in on the murder, and Patterson used a machete to savagely kill the boy. The boy's body parts were stuffed into several black plastic bags. Malik's screams woke Zina Whitley, 14,, and Patterson struck her in the head and attempted to rape her before calmly showering. He was sleeping naked on the couch when cops - summoned by Zina's frantic 911 call - arrived to arrest him. - (reader link) - (The Bobster) - (crime) |
Black Teen Convicted In Jazz Fest Murder Of White Man Granted New Trial   NEW ORLEANS -- The teenager convicted of killing a fan at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in 2004 may get a new trial. A judge ruled that evidence police withheld would have bolstered the defense's case that another youth was the shooter.
John Duncan was convicted for shooting Daniel Breaux, 57, of Houma, in the back of the head after Breaux resisted an armed robbery as he was leaving the festival.
Duncan was allegedly one of four youths involved in the shooting, including Cedric Curtis and Jerone Walls (aka Gerone Walls). All but three pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges. The fourth teenager, Kelvin Atkins, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and served as the prosecution's main witness against Duncan. - (crime) - (black-on-white) - (White Boy) |
Death Penalty Motions Heard In Dru Sjodin Murder Case  FARGO, N.D. -- Attorneys argued motions Friday in North Dakota in the death penalty case against Alfonso Rodriguez Jr.
Prosecutors said they will seek the death penalty if Rodriguez is convicted in the death of University of North Dakota student Dru Sjodin. He's awaiting trial. Defense attorney Richard Ney argued in Fargo that Rodriguez's 1980 conviction in the attempted kidnapping and stabbing of a Crookston, Minn., woman shouldn't be used against him. - (Gman) - (crime)
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| South African police hunting Israeli body-parts dealer South African police are hunting a suspected Israeli mastermind behind a cash-for-kidney scandal involving top surgeons who performed more than 100 transplants two years ago. Ilan Perry, claimed to be the kingpin behind a syndicate that paid more than 100 Brazilian nationals to sell their kidneys, mainly to Israeli patients, is wanted by police after at least five prominent surgeons appeared in court. The paper said South Africa appealed as a "body-broker" destination because the country was generally perceived as corrupt and that foreigners believed a blind eye would be turned to illegal activities. - (Africa) - (Madkins) |
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Norfolk Police Arrest Four Suspects, Search for One More, in Deadly Drive-By Shooting  Norfolk police announced they had made four arrests, and identified one additional suspect, in connection with a drive-by shooting that left one man dead and three others - including two children - injured. Anthony Ellis, was arrested and three more suspects were arrested. James Nelson Wilson, 21, of the 400 block of West 27th Street, Timothy Cornelius Wilson, 18, at the same address and Jeana Lynn Lockett, 23, at the same address. They are charged with murder, malicious wounding and use of a firearm.
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Man sentenced for killing his 3-year-old son  HILLSBOROUGH, Florida -- A Hillborough County man will spend the next 30 years in prison for murdering his three-year-old son.
Ronnie Paris Jr. told the judge he had been a good father.
The child's foster mother said his condition deteriorated after he left foster care. Paris was convicted last month of second-degree murder and aggravated child
abuse in the death of his son, Ronnie Paris after
the boy slipped into a coma with swelling on both sides of his brain.
The boy's mother, Nysheerah Paris, says her husband beat the boy and slammed his head into a kitchen wall. She is charged with child neglect and could get 15 years in prison if convicted. - (White Boy) - (crime) |
| On Free Immigration and Forced Integration - by Hans-Hermann Hoppe "From the fact that one does not want to associate with or live in the neighborhood of Blacks, Turks, Catholics or Hindus, etc., it does not follow that one does not want to trade with them from a distance. To the contrary, it is precisely the absolute voluntariness of human association and separation – the absence of any form of forced integration – that makes peaceful relationships – free trade – between culturally, racially, ethnically, or religiously distinct people possible.' - (-88-) - (Commentary) - (Invasion!) |
| Outrageous! Two Illegal Alien Migrants Win Arizona Ranch in Court Fight      PHOENIX — An Arizona ranch once owned by a member of an armed group accused of terrorizing illegal immigrants has been given to two of the people the owner had tried to keep out of the country. The land transfer is being done to satisfy a judgment against Casey Nethercott, a member of a self-styled border-watch group who is serving a five-year prison term for firearms possession.
Morris Dees Jr., chief trial counsel of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which represented the immigrants, said he hoped the ruling would be a cautionary tale to anyone considering hostile measures against border crossers. "When we got into this case, ranchers all along the border were allowing these types to come on their property," Dees said. "Now, they're very leery of it, especially when they see someone losing their ranch because of it." The ruling comes as the governors of Arizona and New Mexico declare states of emergency in their border counties, moves designed to free up money for enforcement while drawing more national attention to illegal immigration. Nethercott was a member of the group Ranch Rescue, which works to protect private property along the southern U.S. border. In March 2003, he was accused of pistol-whipping Edwin Alfredo Mancia Gonzales, 26, at a Hebbronville, Texas, ranch near the Mexico border. A jury deadlocked on the assault charge but convicted him of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Mancia and another immigrant traveling with him from El Salvador, Fatima del Socorro Leiva Medina, filed a civil lawsuit last year, saying they were harmed while being held by Ranch Rescue members. Named in the suit were Nethercott; Jack Foote, founder of Ranch Rescue; and the owners of the Hebbronville ranch, Joe and Betty Sutton. The Suttons settled for $100,000. Nethercott and Foote did not defend themselves, and a Texas judge issued default judgments in April of $850,000 against Nethercott and $500,000 against Foote. The transfer of the ranch outraged border-watch groups. - (reader link) - (Invasion!)
- (Gman) Ref: Morris Dees Fact Sheet Ref: The Church of Morris Dees - by Ken Silverstein Ref: An Open Letter To Morris Dees - by David Horowitz Ref: Morris Dees' Defamation - by Myles Kantor Ref: D.A. King And The Southern Poverty Law Center: The Real Story - by D. A. King Ref: When a hate crime is something to love - by Wesley Pruden, Editor in Chief, The Washington Times Ref: The Southern Poverty Law Center's lunatic attack on immigration reformers Thus Glenn Spencer’s grass-roots anti-illegal immigration organization in California, American Patrol, is baldly characterized as a “racist hate group,” while John Tanton, the founder of the Federation for American Immigration Reform and other mainstream organizations, is described as forming a network of “like-minded white supremacist activists.”  Luk 11:46 And he said, Woe unto you also, [ye] lawyers! for ye lade men with burdens grievous to be borne Luk 18:6 And the Lord said, Hear what the unjust judge saith. |
| Catholic Church & Charities Illegally 'Aid and Abet' Aliens? - By Daneen G. Peterson, Ph.D. - (Invasion!) - (Commentary) |
HOMELESS JACK ON LIFELESS HUSKS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM - by H. Millard © 2005  Homeless Jack was on a roll. The subatomic particles were strong.
"I see them, man, these dried up lifeless husks--these dead ends--these childless white people," said Jack. "They disgust me. They're here now because their ancestors had children, often 12 to 14 of them per couple. That's the way it should be. But, look at some of the descendents of those prolific ones. Lifeless husks. They disrespect their ancestors and their lines. They're useless protoplasm... - (Commentary) - (H. Millard index) |
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PHILADELPHIA - Edgar Ray Killen will personally be present at the Killen
Appreciation Day, barring any "physical or legal" impediments. According to organizer Gerald McManus, Killen is looking forward to the September 18, 2005 event, kicking off at 2:00 PM on the grounds of the Neshoba County Courthouse. When asked by Urban Radio why Killen should be appreciated, organizers said "the man has had the backbone to stand against Communists, bureaucrats and nay-sayers for forty years and never flinched." 
Their organization took shape, however, as the result of an incident at Penn in 1993 that became known as "the water buffalo case."
During the incident, a white student yelled from his dormitory window to a group of black women who were making noise and interrupting his studying: "Shut up, you water buffalo. If you're looking for a party, there's a zoo a mile from here."