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Black massacres Seven 'Hispanics' - Not a 'hate crime' - Police cite robbery as motive in Indianapolis murders  Seven family members were shot and killed late Thursday night. When officers arrived on scene, they found a young woman crying that her mother had been shot. When officers entered the home they found multiple fatalities. Police say the four adults were shot execution style, and three children were shot in their beds. The victims, all part of an extended family, have been identified as: Alberto Covarrubias, 56-year-old male Emma Valdez, 46-year-old female Magno Albarran, 29-year-old male Flora Albarran, 22-year-old female Alberto Covarrubias, 11-year-old male David Covarrubias, 8- or 9-year-old male Luis Albarran, 5-year-old male Police have identified one suspect in the murders. They are looking for 28-year-old Desmond Turner of Indianapolis. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
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White female Birmingham attorney found safe after abduction, black suspect held
  BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The ordeal began early in the morning, when witnesses say they saw a gunman force a family law attorney back into the Lexus she was driving. Then, they sped away.
It ended nine hours later, when authorities found 34-year-old Sandra Eubank Gregory at a Comfort Inn motel a few miles away. Police swarmed the motel around 5:20 p.m. Wednesday and arrested Dedrick Griham, 35, holding him down on a walkway outside of a second floor motel room before putting him in the back of a police car. Gregory was led out of the room moments later with a covering over her head and appeared to walk out under her own power. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-White) |
Inmate tried to kill guard to escape from McLean County jail  BLOOMINGTON -- The man accused of murdering an Illinois State University student is now facing additional attempted murder charges.
They stem from an incident over the weekend when Maurice Wallace allegedly attacked correctional officer Olivia Anglin inside the Mclean County jail.
The sheriff's department said Anglin was punched repeatedly in the face by Wallace.
They also said he tried to stab the officer using a handmade weapon with a metal blade.
Anglin was taken to the hospital with serious injuries including facial fractures and stab wounds. - (Newsroom) - (crime) Ref: Man Charged With Killing ISU Student Combative Wallace has pleaded not guilty in the October slaying of Olamide Adeyooye, whose burned body was found in the rubble of a Mississippi chicken house. Adeyooye, who was to graduate from the 20,000-student university last month, was a native of Nigeria. |
Poletics: Capitol Hill Corruption: Roscoe Dixon Trial Begins Tuesday The federal bribery trial of former state Senator Roscoe Dixon begins Tuesday in Memphis. Dixon arrested along with four sitting lawmakers a year ago in the Tennessee Waltz sting. The former senator is the first one to go to trial. Dixon represented Memphis at the Capitol for 22 years. He resigned in 2005. Now he is charged with extortion and bribery.
Dixon was arrested along with four sitting lawmakers a year ago in the Tennessee Waltz scandal. Federal investigators said Dixon took $9,500 in bribes from representatives of the fictitious FBI created company called E-Cycle. - (Newsroom) |
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Black man accused of killing a White business woman in her downtown office appears in court |
Colored Youth Charged In Fatal Shooting Of White Wayne County Teen * White High school student shot and killed  N.C. -- A Goldsboro teenegro was charged with murder after authorities say he shot another teen in a car. John Paul Setliff, 17, of Freemont, was shot while sitting in a vehicle at about 2:35 a.m. Monday. Setliff was taken to a hospital where he was treated for a gunshot wound, but later died. Sheriff's officials said that four teens were on Albert Drive off Perkins Road when someone fired a handgun and a bullet hit Setliff. Sheriff's officials said that the gun was found and that alcohol and drugs were involved. Timothy W. Alston, 17, was charged with murder and is being held without bond. "School administrators said the two teens were friends, teammates on the varsity football team."- (crime) - (Black-on-White) - (White Victims of Dark Crime) |
Black Milwaukee Officer Charged With Killing Of Unarmed Man Shoots, Kills Self A Milwaukee police officer charged Tuesday with homicide committed suicide in his home Tuesday on the city's south side. A 16-page complaint was just filed Tuesday morning, charging Alfonzo Glover with first-degree intentional homicide. He was also accused of lying during an inquest into the shooting death of Wilbert Prado. A District Attorney believed Blover was lying about the claim his life was in danger when he shot at Prado 19 times, hitting him eight times, mostly in the back. McCann said the inquest jury would have felt differently if it had a new scientific report that proved Glover was lying. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Jury Finds Man Guilty Of 2004 Death OMAHA, Neb. -- A Douglas County jury on Tuesday afternoon found Ryan Poe guilty of murder. Poe was accused of killing Trever Lee, 23, in Lee's townhouse near 105th and Sprague streets in November 2004. Last fall, a mistrial was declared after new evidence surfaced during the trial. - (crime) |
Black Store Clerk Wrestles Black Robber Until Police Arrive - Woman Says She Remembered Self-Defense Course  OMAHA, Neb. -- An Omaha woman said she singlehandedly stopped a robbery last week at a convenience store. Janet Brockenbough said she took a course years ago that helped her come to the rescue of a coworker. Police said the Kwik Shop at 36th and Leavenworth streets was robbed by Michael Shropshire, 49, last week. When officers arrived, Brockenbough and another employee were holding Shropshire down. "I had him locked down on the ground," Brockenbough said. "I was pounding him good. I got some good hits in there." - (crime) |
Skull Found in creek ID'd as 5-year-old White girl Emily Rimel - kidnaped, raped and murdered by black   A skull found in a creek earlier this week has been identified as that of a five-year-old columbus-area girl who disappeared a year and a-half ago. Investigators have identified the remains of Emily Rimel through DNA. Emily was last seen at her home early in the morning on December 7th, 2004. Two people fishing found the skull on Tuesday. The Coroner ays there was trauma to the skull. With confirmation that the remains are those of Emily Rimel, the prosecutor's office can move ahead with plans to seek murder charges against the main suspect. Lindsay Bruce, is serving a 10-year sentence after he was convicted of kidnapping Rimel in December 2004. At the time, Bruce was not charged with murder. While Ohio law does not require the presence of a corpse to charge someone in a homicide, doing so without a body does raise the chances that a jury could acquit. O'Brien says this could easily become a death penalty case based on several factors, including Rimel's age. Over the next few weeks, reports will be written state crime lab investigators and the county coroner's office. Those reports, says O'Brien, will be added to the information already at hand and submitted to the Franklin County grand jury with the goal of charging Bruce with one count of murder. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-White) |
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TORONTO — Canada's Federal Court stayed the deportation of one of China's most wanted men, alleged smuggling kingpin 
DAKAR, Senegal (Reuters) -- Senegal has suspended the repatriation of Senegalese illegal migrants from Spain's Canary Islands because it said they were mistreated and lied to by Spanish authorities, a government official said on Thursday.
Repatriation flights were halted a day after the two governments announced the start of an operation to return more than 600 Senegalese migrants from the Canaries, where nearly 9,000 sub-Saharan Africans have come ashore in boats this year. 
The trouble started when police tried to arrest illegal street traders.
The BBC's Anne Mawathe says when one of the vendors tried to escape the police opened fire, infuriating the traders. They rioted and set fire to power transformers, which the police had to put out with piles of earth.
Local television reports that some of demonstrators have serious bullet wounds.
Our correspondent says confrontations between hawkers and the police are not unusual in Nairobi as the traders are not allowed to trade in the central business areas of the capital. 
BELOIT, Wis. -- The man accused of killing a business woman in her downtown office appeared at a preliminary hearing. Shawn Brooks, pictured left, is charged with the murder of 