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(White female) Downtown Dallas resident attacked, robbed in parking garage (by two African 'Americans')  A Dallas special needs teacher said she was ambushed in her downtown Dallas parking garage, beaten, and robbed by two men Thursday night. Sarah Hoff said she was attacked on the 8th floor of the garage at the Davis Building about 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Her face is cut and heavily bruised after she said two men punched her at least four times then stole her belongings and her car. The 37-year-old said she was worried about her safety at the luxury apartment building before the attack and even gave notice recently to move because of her feelings. “I’m afraid I have to leave. I don't even want to live here anymore. We haven't been here that long, but I don't want to live here,” Hoff said. “I’m afraid every time I hear the door I’m like, ‘Who is it? Lock the door.’” Hoff described the two men as African Americans in their mid-20's. She said after stealing her car the suspects tried using her credit card at an area gas station and McDonalds. Property management said in response to the incident and others in the area, a downtown safety meeting is now planned for 6 p.m. Monday at the Woolworth in downtown. - (Black-on-white) |
| Update: Multiple police agencies continue looking for man suspected of murder, kidnapping in Amelia County AMELIA COUNTY, Va. — On January 21, Dana L. William, 43, held family members and friends of Woodell and Olene Brooks hostage, at a home near the Brooks residence. William subsequently left the area after taking Olene H. Brooks, 67, hostage. At the Brooks home, in the 17000 block of Poorhouse Rd., authorities found Woodell E. Brooks, 67, bound and unresponsive. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His cause of death is pending confirmation by the office of the chief medical examiner. Woodell Brooks is the husband of Olene Brooks, who is missing and presumed to be held by William. Also missing from the brooks residence was a 2010 silver dodge caravan with Virginia handicap license plates 433-114. This vehicle has a portion of the front bumper missing on the driver’s side with the rest of the bumper held by zip ties. There is also has a piece of black molding missing at the base of the driver’s side rear view mirror. The Amelia Sheriff’s Office, the Virginia State Police and U.S. Marshall’s service are attempting to locate Olene Brooks and William. William is considered armed and dangerous — if seen do not approach. |
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Forensic evidence in infamous NYPD cop slay (by Black Panther) has vanished  The morning after the 1972 ambush assassinations of NYPD Patrolmen Gregory Foster and Rocco Laurie, a trio of young plainclothes cops recovered vital evidence just 100 feet from the never-solved East Village murders. It was a black canvas bag, left inside the bodega across the street less than an hour before the shooting, containing the fingerprints of the only still-living suspected shooter, a then-22-year-old Black Liberation Army gunslinger named Robert “Bobby” Vickers. The group had been targeting interracial, salt-and-pepper patrol teams, taking credit the year before for the ambush assassinations of white Officer Joseph Piagentini and black Officer Waverly Jones after luring the partners to a Harlem housing project with a false 911 call. One of the killers was seen hopping up and down during the fusillade, like a gleeful child at a fireworks display. The next day, when shown a photo array, Almida would identify the woman in the group as Joanne Chesimard, who has been living under asylum in Cuba. |
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(Black) Brownwood man charged with capital murder in death of his infant daughter   BROWNWOOD, Texas - A Brownwood man now faces murder charges after an investigation into the December death of his infant daughter. Jekaris Lee Bryant, 18, was arrested Friday and charged with capital murder, according to Brownwood police. In a news release sent Friday, police say the baby was taken to Brownwood Regional Medical Center Dec. 13 after family members found her not breathing while at home. The infant was pronounced dead that afternoon. After evidence was presented to a Brown County grand jury, Bryant was indicted for capital murder. |
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Warrant issued for third (black) suspect in Lakeland triple murder LAKELAND, Fla. —The Polk County Sheriff's Office said it has obtained an arrest warrant for a third suspect in a Lakeland triple homicide. The Sheriff's Office said in a news release that 25-year-old Jamaal John Smith, whose last known residence was in Miami, is being sought in the Jan. 6 deaths of 24-year-old David Washington, 31-year-old Eneida Branch and 23-year-old Angelica Guadalupe Castro. Smith is being charged with three counts of first-degree murder, one count of attempted murder and one count of armed burglary, Deputies arrested 35-year-old Andrew Joseph and 26-year-old Jonathan Alcegaire in connection with the shootings earlier in the month. Authorities found the victims shot to death at a Lakeland home. Eighteen-year-old Felix Campos was shot in the face, but survived. Sheriff Grady Judd says the victims were in the drug trade. |
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UK: Gangster's moll posed for provocative selfie with AK-47 and ferried weapons for boyfriend who ran arms dealing gang from prison   A man who had been mentored by the failed charity Kids Company in a bid to appear respectable was involved in a gun gang that armed criminals with automatic weapons. Aaron 'Mad Max' Murray ran the operation alongside Ishmael Brown, 26, who was in Rochester Prison serving nine years for kidnap. Murray, 28, who is having psychiatric treatment in hospital, will be sentenced in March for his role in the operation after five gang members were jailed for a total of 45 years for their parts in the enterprise. The former boxer told a newspaper in 2014 he was going straight and had worked with Kids Company to refine his plans for a gym to help steer young people away from gangs. The group included gangster's moll Caitlin Adams, 25, who the judge said was seduced by the glamour of the illegal gun trade and posed for a provocative selfie with an AK-47. She was jailed for ten years. - (UK) |
Black fags: CPS high school counselor charged with (homo) abusing boy in classroom A Chicago Public Schools high school counselor has been charged with sexually abusing a Manley High School student in a classroom. Deshone Jackson, 33, appeared in Cook County bond court Saturday and was ordered held in lieu of $100,000 bail on charges of aggravated criminal sexual abuse and public indecency. Jackson met the 17-year-old boy through Manley's GEAR UP chapter and began texting with him in early fall, prosecutors said. In October, Jackson texted the victim asking for a photo, and the boy responded by sending Jackson a nude photo of himself. Jackson sent a message asking the victim to meet him in an unused, third-floor classroom. Upon arriving, the victim found Jackson sitting in a desk with his pants and underwear down around his ankles, and his genitals exposed. Jackson asked the victim to touch him, and the victim complied. |
Man accused of ramming woman's head into wall, leaving hole in sheetrock FLORENCE — A Florence man has been arrested in connection with a Jan. 2 incident where he is accused of ramming his girlfriend’s head into a wall. Authorities said Jason Bernard Cole, 33, 269 Edgewood Drive, Apartment 4, Florence, is charged with domestic violence strangulation/suffocation, domestic violence third-degree, third-degree assault domestic violence, interfering with a domestic violence emergency call, third-degree theft of property and unauthorized use of a car. Cole was arrested late Wednesday by members of the U.S. Marshals Gulf Coast Fugitive Task Force and Florence police. |
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Felon wanted on $500,000 warrant allegedly flees from officers during vehicle stop CAMPBELL — A 33-year-old man wanted on a $500,000 arrest warrant allegedly fled from officers in Campbell on Wednesday afternoon, police said. According to Campbell police, Marteis Sims of San Jose, was seen leaving a Ford Expedition on San Tomas Expressway between Payne Avenue and Williams Road during a vehicle stop shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Police said officers saw marijuana smoke come out from the car’s windows. Sims left the vehicle and jumped into a canal along San Tomas Expressway, where he threw a handgun, police said. |
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High-speed crash splits car in half, kills 21-year-old (black) father in Oakland - the victim is 21-year-old Jameil Brown who was driving when he lost control of car. Brown was ejected from the car and killed. The force from the crash split the car in half and scattered debris all over the street. Young man killed in Oakland crash leaves behind 6 month old son-Jameil Brown hit a tree, split his car in half |
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Black Woman Goes to Prison for DUI Crash on AC Expressway That Left Boy, 4, Dead A Philadelphia woman will spend years in prison for a drunken driving pickup crash along the Atlantic City Expressway that left a 4-year-old boy and a man dead. Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Bernard DeLury sentenced Roselyn Kornegay, now 47, to eight years in prison after she pleaded guilty last year to two counts of second-degree vehicular homicide for the June 20, 2014 morning wreck. She also pleaded guilty to drunk driving in the crash. |
Dan Billow By Dan Billow Bio Police chase ends at zoo in Brevard County   BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. —Victimized apparently at random, members of a local family were terrorized in their own homes Thursday night by gun-wielding home invaders. Two suspects in the case are accused of leading officers on a 100 mph chase that ended at a zoo. The suspects ended up covered in mud and bruised with their vehicle upside down, but witnesses said their alleged victims got the worst of it. "Horrible. It was horrible. To wake up with a gun to your head is horrible," said neighbor Rick Carroll. A couple, their daughter and her boyfriend were terrorized, threatened and robbed. Two of them were asleep at the time. A chase ensued that ended at the Brevard Zoo. The suspects crashed through the gate. Police said the men ran through the zoo, although not into the animal enclosures, trying to get away. Maurice Thompson, 20, and Stuart Hickson, 19, are charged with home invasion robbery, among other crimes. |
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(Black female) Principal demoted after faking classroom evaluations: officials A Bronx principal has been demoted after a probe confirmed she faked teacher observations and blew taxpayer money on extravagant purchases, officials said. Charlette Pope, 42, was principal of Banana Kelly HS, one of Mayor de Blasio’s “Renewal” schools under pressure to improve. Her removal followed Post reports that Pope filed bogus documents falsely stating that she had evaluated several teachers in their classrooms. |
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Child stuck in toilet; parents absent; police find marijuana  Police called to an apartment complex by neighbors who reported hearing a child crying said they found a toddler stuck in a toilet and marijuana growing in another room. The 2-year-old boy had used the toilet, then fell in and got stuck. Officers contacted a maintenance worker with a key and entered the apartment, Cole said. The officers said they found the crying child in the bathroom. No one else was in the home.They freed the child, tried to find the boy’s parents and notified county social workers. They also found three marijuana plants growing in a cupboard in another room, Cole said. Justice M. Chance and Rashaad M. Cuffee, both 20 were arrested |
(Black-Hispanic) ‘Psychopath’ hacked off woman’s hand before stabbing her to death A lunatic in the Bronx hacked a woman to death — cutting off one of her hands and slicing her throat — with a machete in a horrific and unprovoked attack, police sources and neighbors said. Angel Feliz-Volquez, 25, ambushed the 59-year-old victim in the 5th floor hallway of the Mott Haven Houses as she chatted with her mother’s home health care aid, according to sources. The woman was found just after 4 p.m. lying in a pool of her own blood, the sources said. Cops nabbed Feliz-Volquez a short time later in his apartment, which is on the same floor. Neighbors described him as “the mental guy.” Officers also recovered the machete in the stairwell — and charges against Feliz-Volquez are pending. |
Teenager Sentenced After Setting Boy on Fire A teenager is heading to prison for spraying hand sanitizer on an 11-year-old old boy and setting him on fire last summer in West Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Daily News reports that Judge Benjamin Lerner imposed a 3 1/2 to seven-year sentence Friday on 16-year-old Rayfiq Tiggle. The teen, who was tried as an adult, apologized to the victim's mother and asked the court for forgiveness, calling it an accident. But Lerner said he didn't believe that and it wasn't his job to forgive the defendant. Prosecutors said the youth sprayed hand sanitizer on the left side of the boy's body in July, took out a lighter and lit him on fire, inflicting second-degree burns. - (Burned Alive!) |
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Police hunt for (black) serial Manhattan bank robber |
Gang member may go free because slain cop was lone witness  A Manhattan judge will decide on Friday whether to toss the key evidence against a gang member — because the lone witness is slain Officer Randolph Holder. Brandon Waters, 25, who was accused of dumping a loaded revolver in front of Holder in East Harlem on Halloween 2014, could ultimately have the case dismissed if Justice Charles Solomon rules to suppress the evidence. |
Black Sports: Former NBA, UConn Star Sentenced for Real Estate Ponzi Scheme  Former NBA player and University of Connecticut star Tate George was sentenced Thursday to nine years in prison for running a real estate Ponzi scheme. A federal judge in Trenton also ordered George to pay $2.5 million in restitution and serve three years of supervised release. - (Black Sports) |
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Hispanic Arrested After (White) Miami Gardens Officer Is “Ambushed” And Shot |
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'She Raped My Brother:' Rutgers Prof Who Claims It Was Love Learns Fate for Sex Abuse of Man With Cerebral Palsy  Rutgers University professor convicted of aggravated sexual assault on a disabled man who she claimed consented to the relationship through assisted typing on a keyboard was sentenced to 12 years in prison Friday. Anna Stubblefield will have to serve roughly 10 years of her sentence before being eligible for parole, and will be under lifetime parole supervision and required to register as a sex offender. |
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(White) Store Clerk Fatally Shot During Robbery (worthless black "animalistic predator" thug) at 7-Eleven in Northwest Indiana   A (worthless black "animalistic predator" thug) entered the store and tried to rob it before firing shots, striking the 60-year-old store clerk from Blue Island twice, according to Hammond Police.
The clerk, identified as Roger Unton, was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) cross-dressing bank robber murdered (White) bank president - two other hostages shot - robber killed in police shoot out   SAPULPA, Oklahoma - Investigators say 39-year-old Cedric Lamont Norris dressed as a woman and robbed the Bank of Eufaula Thursday morning. In the process, investigators say he killed the bank president, Randy Peterson. The FBI said Norris tried to take one employee hostage, but shot her when she resisted. They say he then took a customer hostage and drove off. A trooper spotted the stolen SUV Norris was driving and stopped him. OHP said Norris fired several times and they fired back and killed him. Norris’ hostage was also shot as he used her as a shield. We’re told both the hostage and the injured bank employee will recover. Records show this isn’t the first time he’s been in trouble with the law. - (Black-on-white) |
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Second (black) man convicted in 1997 killing of (White) Kansas woman   KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A Kansas City, Kansas, man has been sentenced to life in prison in the death of a woman 18 years ago. The Kansas City Star reports that the sentence was ordered Friday for 35-year-old Jason L. Rucker. He was convicted last year of first-degree murder in the October 1997 killing of 33-year-old Vicky Ernst. Co-defendant Torry M. Johnson pleaded guilty in September to first-degree murder. He was sentenced last month to life in prison. Under the law in place at the time of the killing, they will have to serve 15 years before being considered for parole. Rucker and Johnson were teenagers when Ernst was beaten and her throat slashed inside her Kansas City, Kansas, home. A fresh review of the case led prosecutors to charge the two men. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Mother Shot While Protecting Daughter (from black robbers) Outside Queens Hotel Remains Critical NEW YORK — A mother is fighting for her life after being shot while trying to protect her daughter during an attempted robbery outside a hotel near John F. Kennedy International Airport. Police believe the same suspects are behind several other robberies in the area. The latest incident happened in the parking lot of the Hampton Inn at 144-10 135th Ave. in Jamaica around 8:30 p.m. Thursday. The victim, identified as 53-year-old Andrea Koller of Baltimore, and daughter had just driven in from Maryland, and according to a police source, the daughter was supposed to fly to South Africa Friday morning for a semester abroad. Koller was shot in the chest trying to stop a (black) suspect robbing her 20-year-old daughter sitting in their car just outside the hotel. The suspect has been described as a black male, he is about 30-years-old, 5’11”, with a medium build, and was wearing a black ski mask and a black jacket. - (Black-on-white) |
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Accused in triple-murder facing rare death penalty trial in Cumberland County  Shawn Lee Legrand of Fayetteville goes to court on Feb. 1 for what has become uncommon in North Carolina: A death penalty trial. Legrand, 48, is accused of killing three people and of trying to kill two others in Fayetteville in November 2011. Police said he broke into a home on Ingram Street on Fayetteville's east side. There, he stabbed a woman and a man to death and shot three other people, one fatally. He fled from officers in a car chase, the Police Department said, then crashed and got into a shootout with the officers near downtown Fayetteville. No officers were hit, but they wounded Legrand and captured him. A psychiatrist wrote in September that Legrand was attempting to commit "suicide by cop" when he shot at the officers. As of September, Legrand was still suicidal and wanted to be sentenced to death, the doctor said. The killings happened on Nov. 26, 2011, a Saturday morning, in a triplex at 288 Ingram Street. In a court document, Legrand's lawyer describes the residence as "a known drug house." Legrand is accused of tying up Krystle Price Papile and Gregory Steven Fitzgerald. He stabbed Papile to death. Fitzgerald briefly escaped, but a witness said Legrand chased him down in the back yard and stabbed him there. Fitzgerald died later in the day. Ardell Paige Jr. was bound and killed with a head shot. Two others, Bennie Darwin King and Stephanie Lashaun Croom, were shot in the face. They survived. |
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Mpls. Man Charged in Robbery, Hostage Situation at Coon Rapids Payless  A Minneapolis man is facing multiple charges after an armed robbery at a Coon Rapids shoe store turned into a hostage situation. The incident started at 8:44 p.m. Thursday at the Payless ShoeSource in Coon Rapids. Officers were called about a robbery and arrived to find an armed man leaving the store. When the man saw police, he fled back into the store and took two employees as hostages, according to the criminal complaint. The area went into a lockdown while officers tried to make contact with the suspect. Police eventually spoke with him via telephone just before 11 p.m. The man then surrendered and was arrested. He was identified by police as 37-year-old Benjamin Elmer Flanders of Minneapolis. Police also say they recovered a silver BB gun that replicated a handgun. |
DNA helps solve 20-year-old rape case  BATON ROUGE, LA - It was 1995 when Baton Rouge police said a woman was walking down the street and a car with two men inside repeatedly passed her, offering her a ride home. After saying "No" the first time, she finally accepted. But then, they passed up her house. "She was told you don't get any ride for free. Then she felt some sharp object across her neck." They then took her to some gravel road off of Mockingbird Lane. The suspects' arrest report said they allegedly took turns raping her, then tried choking her and left her for dead on the side of the road. "The lady at one point in time had fought back until she blacked out waking up on a gravel road with her clothes off of her." So the case went cold till Nov. 2015 when BRPD got some new information. "We asked the crime lab to look at this evidence again, which the match came back on Leighton Hills and Allen Causey." When the DNA allegedly linked the two suspects, they were both found already behind bars. |
Man Found at Motel With Missing Teen Arrested Officers from the Milford Police narcotics unit found a missing teen at a local motel and arrested the man she was with on drug and promotion of prostitution charges. Police said one of the vehicle’s parked in the lot of Howard Johnson’s at 1052 Boston Post Road on Wednesday was connected to a recent out-of-state missing person report for an endangered 15-year-old girl, so officers checked it out and found the teen in the room with Keontrae Lawrence, 27, of New Jersey, police said. They also noticed bags of cocaine, crystal meth, cash and evidence of prostitution in the room, according to police. |
Black Sports: Former Raiders Player Sentenced to Life Without Parole for 3 Murders A former defensive lineman with the Los Angeles and Oakland Raiders was sentenced Friday to three consecutive terms of life without parole for the murders of three people. Anthony Wayne Smith, 48, was convicted in November of three counts of first-degree murder in the 1999 murders of brothers Ricky and Kevin Nettles and the 2001 murder of Dennis Henderson, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. Jurors also found the former defensive lineman guilty of special circumstance allegations of torture, kidnapping and multiple murders, the release stated. - (Black Sports) |
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Identity thief took job applicants' personal information to finance $58G Mercedes van A swindler who hired interns for a fake record company then stole their identities also conned his way into getting a $58,000 Mercedes, prosecutors said Tuesday. Sharif King, 30, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny, identity theft and other counts for taking personal information of a person who thought he was applying for a jobs at "Upstate Family Transport, LLC." By impersonating the man, he financed and bought the luxury Mercedes Sprinter van — which seats 12 to 15 people — from a dealer in North Carolina, prosecutors from the state attorney general's office said. |
| (Black) Brooklyn Assemblyman Charles Barron (a former Black Panther) Ejected | ||
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Disgraced (Black) Councilman Ruben Wills' public corruption scheme accomplice skips court  A relative of a disgraced city councilman charged with facilitating a public corruption scheme skipped court Tuesday, prompting a judge to issue a warrant for his arrest. Jelani Mills — a relative of Councilman Ruben Wills — was present in Queens Supreme Court in the morning, but vanished around lunchtime and did not return when his case was called before Judge Barry Kron. “He was here this morning. There is no reason for him not to be here this afternoon. There is no excuse for it. So I'm issuing a bench warrant,” Kron said. Mills is accused of helping Wills steal public money designated for campaign expenses that was instead spent on luxury items like a $750 Louis Vuitton bag. His attorney, Scott Davis, had no idea why his client split. |
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3 (foreign) Inmates Accused Of Violent Crimes Escape From Santa Ana Jail |
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Uncle (a Chinese national) Caught in Hong Kong After Allegedly Killing Teen Brothers in Arcadia: LASD |
Black arrested for rape and murder of 73-year-old White woman in 1984  'We're just thrilled': Victim's niece reflects on arrest in 1984 Jefferson homicide - Diane Kolman recently realized she would turn 73 this year -- the same age at which her aunt, Elma Kolman, was raped and strangled in a vacant Old Jefferson lot in 1984. For decades, authorities could not identify a suspect, though she kept in touch with Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office detectives who periodically updated her on the case long after the murder investigation had gone cold. The approach of her own 73rd birthday seemed to give her a new perspective on her aunt's violent, mysterious end. "The closer I got to being her age, I just felt like she didn't want to go. I wouldn't want to go," Diane Kolman said. Then, after years of hoping, Elma Kolman's relatives finally received word this week that authorities had arrested a suspect in her death. The Sheriff's Office on Wednesday (Jan. 20) booked Donnie London, 60, with first-degree murder, said Col. John Fortunato, spokesman for the department. Through DNA testing, detectives identified London as a suspect in the April 7, 1984, killing. London, a bed-ridden resident at a Plaquemine, La., nursing home, was taken to the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna by ambulance. He confessed to the crime, according to authorities. "It's long overdue," Diane Kolman said. "We're just thrilled because of the development. It's been 31 years, and we're just amazed that DNA was found, and they came up with a suspect." - (Black-on-white) |
2 (black) suspects arrested in deadly Cusseta home invasion - 85-year-old (White) man murdered by black beast  CUSSETA, AL – During a press conference on Thursday, Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones confirmed that two suspects had been arrested and charged with capital murder in the death of 85-year-old Curtis Rudd. Jones said Devonte Travon Mike, 20, of Opelika, and Robert Jamal Wiggins, 20, of Columbus, have been arrested and charged in Rudd's death. According to the Rudd’s wife, they were awakened by a noise at their front door which resulted in the door being forced opened. Rudd’s wife was not injured in this incident. "She and her husband were in the bed and heard some sort of noise at the door,” said Captain Van Jackson with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office. “It woke them both up and when they went to see what was going on they discovered two masked men inside the home, and we know for sure one was armed with a handgun." Sheriff Jones says Rudd was armed and exchanged gunfire with the suspects and possibly wounded one of them before they fled. A short time later, investigators say a man, later identified as Wiggins, had been shot and also showed up at the ER. Prior to the home invasion at Rudd's home, at 8:30 p.m. CST on Monday, the sheriff’s office received a call from an elderly woman on Lee County Road 390 in the same general area reporting a burglary at her home. According to police, she stated that she heard a noise at her door. When she went to the door, a suspect kicked the door in and came into her residence. She struck the intruder with her walking stick several times and the suspect fled the scene. She described the suspect as a tall, thin black male. This crime is being investigated in conjunction with the home invasion that took place about four-and-a-half hours later. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man accused of beating, sexually assaulting woman (with White voice) for months HOUSTON -- A Missouri City man is in jail, accused of holding a woman against her will for months, of beating her and forcing her to have sex. Strode Churchwell, 32, was just indicted this week by a Fort Bend grand jury. He's accused of the unlawful restraint, aggravated assault and sexual assault of a girlfriend. Fort Bend County Sheriff's investigators say the first attack was at a house in Crosby last June where Churchwell allegedly kept the victim for three weeks. Detectives say Churchwell would "lock her in a room naked, not allowing her to leave." The abuse was emotional, too. He would allegedly threaten her if she tried to get away. According to authorities, Churchwell released the woman in July but he didn't let her go far; he "would beat her & choke her daily," according to the narrative of an incident report. Then from August through November of last year, investigators say Churchwell locked the victim in a different apartment, where he allegedly "burned her clothes, cell phone and ID." The victim said she was beaten daily and choked with electrical wires. - (Black-on-white) |
Convicted (black) killer charged in 1999 Clayton homicide  Clayton, N.C. — A Smithfield man who has already served time for murder has been charged in a 17-year-old homicide in Clayton, authorities said Friday. Jonathan Lynn Jenkins, 43, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Elton Demond Whitfield and is being held without bond in the Johnston County jail. Whitfield's body was found in a field near Lake Myra Road in Wake County in April 1999, a month after he went missing from his Clayton home. At the time, investigators said they believed he might have been strangled. Whitfield and Jenkins knew each other, authorities said. The case went cold for years, but new developments last summer led the Clayton Police Department to reopen the case. On Tuesday, Johnston County deputies arrested Jenkins in connection with a prostitution and human trafficking ring, and Clayton investigators talked to him about Whitfield's death and then charged him, authorities said. |
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Police Say Collegedale Couple Carried Out Rape Of 15-Year-Old Girl, Saying It Was Part Of "African Tradition"  Police say a Collegedale couple carried out the rape of a 15-year-old girl, saying it was part of the "African Tradition." A Grand Jury indictment charges Michelle Ayanna Copeland, 44, and Ronald Jerome Ward, 32. Ms. Copeland has been taken into custody on charges of conspiracy to commit aggravated rape, three counts of facilitation of aggravated rape and three counts of facilitation to commit sexual battery. They are the same couple charged in a spree of robberies and finally arrested in California. The indictment says between last June 1 and Aug. 31 the couple lived at 4090 Prospect Church Road. They said a 15-year-old female and 15-year-old male resided with them at the time. They did not go to school, but were homeschooled by Ms. Copeland. |
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Cops: Suspect denied Subway sandwich, assaults workers SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Four people were arrested after one of them was denied a sandwich at a Sacramento Subway shop, but then returned with three others to assault the worker, police said Thursday. One person walked into the Subway, was denied a sandwich and got into a fight with two employees, Sacramento police said. The suspect ran from the Subway, but later returned a with three people. When officers arrived, the four people ran but were later detained and arrested, according to police. Daniel Lutin, 21, was arrested on assault and vandalism charges, Russell La'Carr, 21, was arrested on an attempted robbery charge, Teresa Owens, 22, was booked on a charge of assault and 21-year-old Carlos Oliva was charged with vandalism, officials said. One of the employees suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the fight. |
(Black) Ex-Rikers officer sentenced to jail for brutal beat-down (of Hispanic) inmate A former Rikers Island correction officer who was convicted of beating an inmate so badly in 2009 that he lost vision in one of his eyes was given 90 days in jail on Wednesday. The sentence for Victor Rodman, 53, will be served on the weekends. He must also do 250 hours of community service, according to the Bronx District Attorney’s office. In October, he had been found guilty of Falsifying Business Records in the 1st Degree and misdemeanor assault after he pummeled inmate Carlos Sanchez inside a Rikers vestibule. |
Triple-murder suspect 'who shot dead his ex-girlfriend, her new boyfriend and his own one-year-old son' marries key witness - who may now be exempt from testifying against him  KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City man charged in the shooting deaths of three people, including his 1-year-old son, has married the woman who told police she witnessed the killings, potentially putting the state’s case in jeopardy. Jackson County prosecutors said in court documents that they believe the marriage was intended to prevent Shellana Victoria Davis from testifying against Joseph L. Nelson under the state’s spousal privilege law. Nelson, 23, is charged with killing his ex-girlfriend, 17-year-old Bianca Fletcher, her boyfriend, and her and Nelson’s son on Sept. 8. |
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Man Who Portrayed Kia Dancing Hamster Pleads No Contest To Disability Fraud Case  LOS ANGELES — A man who portrayed one of Kia’s wildly popular dancing hamsters in television commercials — while collecting disability benefits – pleaded no contest in a disability fraud case, prosecutors said Friday. Leroy Barnes, 29, entered a no contest plea to one count each of insurance fraud and false statements regarding aid, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. The dancer was sentenced to 90 days of electronic monitoring and ordered to perform 400 hours of community service. Barnes was also ordered to pay more than $24,000 in restitution. |
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Little doctor Anjali Ramkissoon goes crazy in a big way |
Edward Geier convicted of 1,068 counts of rape against 2 minors in Pennsylvania |
(Black) Ex-Marine arraigned in Texas on murder charge, (White female) student slain  DENTON, Texas — An ex-Marine accused in the New Year’s Day fatal shooting of a college student in Texas has been arraigned on a murder charge after being returned from Arizona. Denton police say 20-year-old Eric Johnson was booked into the Denton County Jail early Thursday. Bond was later set at $1 million. Johnson was arrested Jan. 5 in Yuma, Arizona, on a murder warrant. He’s accused in the death of Sara Mutschlechner (MUCH’-lehk-nur). Police say the 20-year-old University of North Texas student was shot in the head after an exchange of words between people in her vehicle and five men in an SUV in Denton. Investigators say Johnson was driving the SUV. The Marines discharged Johnson following his arrest. - (Black-on-white) |
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Should 1st-Degree Murder Charge Stand in Teen's 'Selfie' Shooting Case?   The lawyer for a 17-year-old Pennsylvania boy accused of taking a selfie next to a 16-year-old teen he had just fatally shot wants a judge to dismiss a first-degree murder charge. Defense attorney Patrick Thomassey says Maxwell Morton, of Jeannette, didn't mean to kill his friend. The attorney says in a Westmoreland County court filing on Tuesday that the Feb. 4 shooting of Ryan Mangan was an accident. Thomassey says the boys were horsing around with a loaded gun that was in Mangan's house. Morton was also 16. Police say Morton was trying to take a picture of Mangan with the cellphone aimed down the barrel of the gun before pulling the trigger. Prosecutors say Morton told police he pulled the trigger then took the selfie showing Mangan shot in the face behind him. - (Black-on-white) |
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Officials confirm convicted (black) serial killer Derrick Todd Lee has died   BATON ROUGE, LA - Convicted south Louisiana serial killer Derrick Todd Lee has died, officials confirmed Thursday morning. Pam Laborde, spokeswoman with the Louisiana Department of Safety and Corrections, said Lee died shortly before 9 a.m. while being treated at a hospital. An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. Lee reportedly had recent troubles with his pacemaker. Lee, 47, was linked through DNA to the deaths of multiple women. He was convicted in two of those deaths. In 2004, he was sentenced to death in the 2002 first-degree murder of Charlotte Murray Pace, 22, of Baton Rouge. She was a graduate student at LSU at the time of her death. Lee was also convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to life in the January 2002 killing of Geralyn DeSoto. Lee is suspected of killing seven women between 1998 and 2003. The other murders include Pam Kinamore, Gina Wilson Green, Carrie Lynn Yoder and Trineisha Dene' Colomb. Prosecutors believe Lee also killed Randi Mebruer from Zachary. - (Black-on-white) |
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Justices say Kansas court wrongly overturned death sentences   The justices ruled 8-1 that the Kansas Supreme Court was wrong to overturn the sentences of Jonathan and Reginald Carr, and Sidney Gleason, who was convicted in a separate case. The state court said juries in both cases should have been told that evidence of the men's troubled childhoods and other factors weighing against a death sentence did not have to be proved beyond a reasonable doubt. The lower court also had ruled that the Carr brothers should have had separate sentencing hearings instead of a joint one. The Supreme Court said the Kansas court's reasoning was flawed on both counts. Writing for the court, Justice Antonin Scalia said there is no requirement to tell jurors in a death sentence case that they can consider a factor favoring the defendant even if it's not proved beyond a reasonable doubt. "Jurors were told to consider any mitigating circumstance, even those not found to exist by other members of the jury," Scalia said. "Jurors would not have misunderstood these instructions to prevent their consideration of constitutionally relevant evidence."Scalia said jurors at the sentencing phase heard plenty of evidence "of how these defendants tortured their victims, acts of almost inconceivable cruelty and depravity described firsthand for the jury by the lone survivor." Prosecutors in the Carr case said the brothers were responsible for a night of mayhem and murder in 2000 when they broke into a Wichita home and, over the course of several hours, forced the three men and two women there to have sex with each other and later to withdraw money from ATMs. The women were raped repeatedly before all five were taken to a snow-covered soccer field and shot in the head. One woman survived a gunshot wound to the head after the bullet was deflected by a plastic hair clip. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man arraigned in sexual assault of stranger at knifepoint Bond has been denied for a 34-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at knifepoint last weekend. Joshua Stephen Oday of Ypsilanti Township was arraigned Jan. 19 on felony charges for the alleged sexual assault, according to court records. He is charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and single counts of unlawful imprisonment, armed robbery and interfering with a crime report. Oday was arrested after a woman reported being attacked as she left work at 7 a.m. Jan. 17 near Center Street and Ecorse Road in Ypsilanti, police said. The suspect stole the 20-year-old Ypsilanti Township woman's cell phone, forced her to another location and sexually assaulted her, police said |
Man arrested for sexually assaulting relative - sex of victim not reported ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis man is now charged with sexually assaulting a relative over nine years; and police are worried that there could be even more victims. 57- year-old Darnell Duff is facing 9 counts of statutory rape, two counts of sodomy and 11 counts of incest. According to documents the assaults started when the victim was just eight-years-old and continued until age 17, taking place at Duff`s home on a regular basis. Neighbors tell us that Duff and his wife run a preschool out of their home and have for many years. The circuit attorney`s office could not confirm this, but did say Duff had access to children. |
Estranged boyfriend charged in woman's homicide GARY — A 37-year-old man who previously spent time in prison after admitting to molesting and killing a toddler is now facing a new murder charge, according to court records. Kevin D. Riley, of Gary, was charged Tuesday with murder in the Jan. 13 homicide of April D. Bailey, who was shot in the face. Bailey, 39, was outside her home and she was believed to have been speaking to Riley, her ex-boyfriend, on the phone. She went outside after a vehicle with dark-tinted windows arrived outside her house. Bailey was seen speaking to a woman who had arrived in the vehicle before witnesses heard a gunshot. The woman who was with Riley on Jan. 13 told police they drove to Bailey's home to speak to her. At some point, Riley got out of the car and shot Bailey in the face. |
Grand Jury Indicts Police Officer Who Shot (black) Unarmed Naked Man  An Atlanta area grand jury on Thursday indicted a police officer who fatally shot an unarmed naked man on charges including felony murder, aggravated assault and violation of oath of office. The decision came after DeKalb County prosecutors presented their case against Officer Robert Olsen, who fatally shot Anthony Hill on March 9 while responding to a call of a man behaving erratically outside a suburban Atlanta apartment complex. |
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Central African Republic: Fugitive warlord Joseph Kony atrocities "steeped in blood" THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Fugitive warlord Joseph Kony's feared militia deliberately targeted civilians in its conflict with Ugandan government forces, murdering indiscriminately, abducting children to turn into killers "steeped in blood," forcing girls and women into "marriages" with fighters and even ordering cannibalism, an International Criminal Court prosecutor said Thursday. Kony remains free despite years of efforts in Northern Uganda and neighboring countries to track down and capture him. |
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Teen arrested in (black) Arkansas college student's murder PINE BLUFF, Ark. -- A 19-year-old was taken into police custody on Wednesday in connection with the September 2015 murder of University of Arkansas in Pine Bluff student, Keith Wilbert. Wilbert, 21, was found shot to death in his home located in Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, on Sep. 23, 2015. At the time of the murder, Pine Bluff police believed he was killed during a home invasion and that three people were involved in that crime, the station reported. But on Wednesday, Harold Magee, 18, of Pine Bluff was arrested after evidence linking Magee to the murder was discovered, police told the station. |
Man allegedly threatened cops, claimed ISIS affiliation Police are looking for a man who may be armed and prepared to kill police officers in the name of ISIS in New York and Philadelphia, authorities said. An anonymous tipster called police and said Marcus Shelton, 36, (pictured) “may have pledged his allegiance to ISIS, and has threatened to shoot police officers,” according to a poster circulated among cops. |
(Black) US man jailed for murder of French graffiti artist  A Detroit man convicted of murdering a French graffiti artist during a robbery was sentenced to up to 60 years in prison Thursday, US prosecutors said. The body of Bilal Berreni, 23, was discovered in a housing project in July 2013 but it took nearly a year for officials to identify him, the Detroit News reported. He was set upon by a group of young men who went looking for someone to rob after losing money in a dice game. "It sickens me that a young, talented artist who had traveled the world to pursue his passion was murdered here, thus reinforcing the stereotypes for many about our city of Detroit," Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said when charges were announced in September. Berreni grew up in Paris and began covering the walls of his neighborhood in the 20th arrondissement when he was 15, the newspaper said. Dionte Travis, 21, was the last of three adults and one teen to be convicted in Berreni's death. He is believed to be the one to have shot Berreni in the face after spotting him near basketball courts at the now-demolish housing projects. They stole his wallet and about $300 which Berreni had hidden inside his shoes. Prosecutors told the court that Travis used his share to buy marijuana and potato chips. - (Black-on-white) |
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"Gay" Black Man Sentenced to Prison in West Hollywood Stabbing Death of His Asian (Homosexual) Boyfriend A man was sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday in the fatal stabbing and mutilation of his physician boyfriend in their West Hollywood residence. Andre Davids, 38, was earlier convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the March 2015 death of his boyfriend, 34-year-old Kurtland Ma, at their apartment in the 900 block of Palm Avenue. Authorities said the attack stemmed from a dispute over infidelity. Ma was stabbed and scalped, and some of his organs had been removed. |
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Black Mobile minister accused of sexually abusing child while out on bond   MOBILE, AL - A local minister is back behind bars after officials say he sexually abused a child while out on bond and his wife allegedly tried to cover it up. According to the First Baptist Church of Prichard website, Edwin White is an associate minister. His wife, Lakisha White was also arrested on a charge of “hindering prosecution.” White was arrested back in October on three sex abuse charges, accused of sexually abusing three young girls under the age of 12. A grand jury indicted him. He bonded out while waiting for his trial. It was after he bailed out of jail, that police say White sexually abused one of the young girls again. Assistant District Attorney Nicki Patterson says his wife told the young girl not to tell anyone. This isn’t the first time White has been in trouble with the law. Records show he’s been arrested 12 times on many different charges. He was also accused of child sex abuse in 2009 but was never prosecuted. |
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Illegal Immigrant Pleads Guilty to 2014 Sexual Assault on 10-Year-Old Girl |
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(White) Houston PD officer shot (by black thug) in northeast Houston; 2 arrested  HOUSTON - A Houston police officer was shot in northeast Houston on Tuesday while attempting to stop a robbery, police said. Officer Jason Rhodes, 32, who was shot in the arm, was taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital in stable condition. He was released from the hospital late Tuesday afternoon. With the bullet still in his arm, we're told Rhodes is in good condition and expected to make a full recovery and have full use of his arm. Houston police Chief Charles McClelland said during a press conference Tuesday that Rhodes saw two people just after noon with their faces covered outside a Family Dollar store. The two appeared to be getting ready to rob the store. Rhodes chased the men, and during the pursuit, shots were exchanged, the chief said. "The black man, he fell down after he jumped the gate and he shot the police officer," witness Alexandra Celestine said. At least one juvenile was arrested at the scene. The suspect was caught hiding in a shed in a resident's back yard near the Family Dollar where the incident began. A second suspect, Shelton Herald, 27, was caught by a K-9 unit in a heavily wooded area. He has a lengthy criminal record dating back to 2008, court records show. He is also a registered sex offender. "The ruthless thugs out here that are trying to take property, take things from individuals who work hard and are honest, hard-working people, and they want to take a short cut in our society and take property that belongs to others," " McClelland said. "(Rhodes) did a very good job out there. We're fortunate that he wasn't more seriously injured or possibly killed in this incident. It also highlights the danger that the men and women of HPD face every single day of trying to keep this city safe." - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Suspect in Hickman Avenue murder expected in court today  LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A man accused of murder and robbery is expected in court today. Police say 22-year-old Quinn Chandler strangled Carey Bush in his home on Hickman Avenue in November of 2013. That's right across the street from Camp Taylor Elementary School. Witnesses told police they saw Chandler and another man take off in Bush's car. Police say Chandler also stole Bush's cell phone. Chandler is charged with murder and robbery. Police say the other man he was allegedly with has not yet been found. - (Black-on-white) - (Black Crime is a Problem) |
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Accused (black Muslim) killer of (White) College Student Faces Terrorism Hearing  A Washington state sex offender accused of terrorism for allegedly killing a New Jersey college student last year over the United States' policy in the Middle East is set to make a court appearance. Ali Muhammad Brown has a status hearing scheduled Wednesday. The charges against the 30-year-old Brown include the first-ever terrorism counts filed under New Jersey's law. Brown also faces murder counts in Washington stemming from the June deaths of two men killed in Seattle after they left a gay nightclub. Brown, who has refused to leave his jail cell, was convicted of robbery in an unrelated case in New Jersey last year. His sentencing in that case also is scheduled for Wednesday in Essex County. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Ky. suspect (in murder of White man) shoots self in head in Dayton   The identity of the man who police said killed himself by a self-inflicted gunshot to the head Tuesday night matches that of a Kentucky murder suspect. Kenyon J. Hipps, 21, was identified Wednesday morning by the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office. Dayton police say Hipps shot himself in the back seat of a car in the parking lot of the Whitney Young Estates apartments on Germantown Pike as officers spoke to three people who had just gotten out of that vehicle. Kentucky police and media identified Hipps as a murder suspect in the Jan. 9 shooting death of 18-year-old Caleb Hallett in Lexington, Ky. Hipps, Marcus L. Smith, 18, and three juveniles had arrest warrants issued for them a week ago for the shooting of Hallett that happened on University Drive. - (Black-on-white) |
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US Supreme Court won't review appeal of NH's only death row inmate - Michael Addison convicted of killing (White) police officer  The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a petition from New Hampshire's only death row inmate to review his case. Lawyers for Michael Addison, 35, said the trial judge violated his rights by not allowing jurors to hear evidence he was remorseful and concerned about the Manchester police officer he shot in 2006 -- Michael Briggs -- after he was taken into custody. In a petition filed last year, they also challenged the judge's conduct in letting jurors hear about privileges a convict sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole might get behind bars, including television and work opportunities. The court issued its one-sentence decision Jan. 11; it was released Tuesday. The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld Addison's conviction in 2013 and ruled the death sentence was fair earlier this year, when compared to other cases in which an officer was killed in the line of duty. On Oct. 16, 2006, Addison was wanted by police for a string of violent crimes, including several armed robberies and a drive-by shooting.
Briggs was 15 minutes from the end of his shift when he and his partner -- both on bicycle patrol -- confronted Addison in a dark alley. Jurors found that Addison shot Briggs in the head at close range to avoid arrest. - (Black-on-white) |
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AMELIA COUNTY, Va. — A woman is missing, a man is dead and police are looking for a suspect wanted for abduction. Dana Lee William, 43, is considered armed and dangerous, the Amelia County Sheriff’s Office said. The Sheriff’s Office warned not to approach William if he is spotted. William was believed to be driving a 2010 Silver Dodge Caravan License Plate 433114. William, investigators said, abducted 67-year-old 
Two Miami men were arrrested and charged in a triple homicide in Polk County. Andrew Joseph, 35, and Jonathan Alcegaire, 26, were arrested this week in Miami after investigators linked the Lakeland killings to them. Joseph, Alcegaire and a third man drove a U-Haul van rented in Miami to Lakeland and went to a known drug house. They arrived at the house in the early morning hours of Jan. 6. One of the residents there was David Washington, 24, who cops say made frequent trips to Miami to buy drugs, including a trip the day before he was killed. After an altercation between Washington and one of the suspects, shots were fired. Three were later found dead: 
NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE — Chaos erupted on the streets of Northwest Miami-Dade Friday morning after an officer was shot in an ambush attack while he was writing a traffic report. Authorities said 
EUFAULA, Oklahoma - A woman shot in the deadly Bank of Eufaula robbery Thursday, January 21, 2016, is recovering from her wounds. 
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A man suspected of killing his two teenage nephews in Arcadia was caught in Hong Kong on Saturday, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. 
CLAYTON, N.C. — For the first time, a family involved in a six-year-old murder is talking. They are trying to put a face behind the victim and get the ultimate punishment for the man accused of killing 
A Miami doctor has been placed on administrative leave after she was caught on video assaulting an Uber driver, according to reports. Dr. 
U.S. forces in Africa have taken into custody a man claiming to be a top member of Lord's Resistance Army, the Obama administration said Tuesday, saying the defection could be a "historic blow" to Joseph Kony's nearly three-decade rebellion. The man said he was an Lord's Resistance Army defector and later identified himself as senior commander 
Officials have accepted the plea of a 43-year-old illegal immigrant on charges that he sexually assaulted a ten-year-old girl in 2014. Franklin County, Alabama court officials said 
NEWARK, N.J. — A Seattle man was indicted on terrorism and murder charges in a shooting that killed a college student in West Orange, New Jersey last year. Ali Muhammad Brown, 30, was indicted by a grand jury on two counts of terrorism, one count of murder and other charges in the June 25, 2014 shooting that killed