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Elderly (White) woman beaten, set on fire (by blacks) dies after weeks in hospital    MERIWEATHER COUNTY, GA - An elderly woman that was attacked during a home invasion has died after spending weeks in the hospital. According to family members, 83-year-old Dorothy Dow had been on a ventilator since the incident occurred at her home in Lone Oak in early August. Meriwether County Sheriff's Office officials said the suspects forced their way into her home, beat her, poured something on her and set her on fire. "Once they entered the home, one individual entered her bedroom where she was already in bed," said Meriwether County Sheriff Chuck Smith. He says one man started beating Dow with a gun, breaking several bones in her hand and forearm. She was then set on fire by another suspect. Dow crawled around on the floor of her home searching for a gallon of water she had near a breathing machine, eventually found it and then put the fire out. She then found her cell phone and dialed 911. "With one hand broken and her arm broken in four places, she pulled the top off of a gallon of water, poured it over her head and put out the fire," said Dorothy's daughter-in-law Beth Dow. "She then drug herself into the den on her broken arms to get to her cellphone to call 911. She said, 'I thought they were going to kill me'. They told her that she was never going to see her sons again." Dow had several surgeries due to her injuries which included broken bones and severe burns. She later passed away. Justin Grady, Cortavious Heard, Shanquavious Cameron, Mina Ellery and Angel Harmon face a range of charges, including attempted felony murder, aggravated assault, armed robbery, first-degree criminal attempted arson, first-degree burglary and battery. - (Burned Alive!) - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Fayetteville murder suspect admits killing (his White father-   FAYETTEVILLE -- Authorities in Cumberland County are hunting for a murder suspect who took to social media Sunday while on the run from police. Anthony Curtis Macneill, 32, posted on his Facebook page that he had "just killed someone," Sunday morning. Police have been searching for Macneill since they learned he shot and killed his child's grandfather. Deputies received a call about a domestic situation Sunday morning in the College Downs Subdivision in northern Fayetteville. The caller told authorities someone had been shot. When deputies arrived, they learned Macneill had allegedly killed Eugene Racine. Macneill is the father of Racine's (biological) grandchild, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office. ABC11 spoke to Eugene Racine's father, Francis Racine, who says Macneill was after his granddaughter, Cindy. Cindy and Macneill have a newborn. Francis said the family filed a restraining order against Macneill a few days ago. "They had fought in the house and we had to pull them apart, my daughter and him," said Francis. "Two months ago they had a fight. Him and my son were into it out here. I guess that maybe that added up to the build up." Macneill posted on his Facebook page multiple times while police searched. He told his followers he was leaving North Carolina, and threatened suicide. Macneill is considered armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
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Dangers of interracial dating * White girls put their white family members at risk of death when they associate with blacks |
Black that murdered his white 'baby-mama' denied bond  PORT ORANGE, Fla. —The Port Orange man accused of killing his fiance Friday night was ordered held without bond. Jamal Davis, 35, was arrested this weekend after the body of Justine Clawson, 24, was found in the couple's apartment. Davis told police he shot her during an argument about the two children. Davis faced a judge Sunday morning in the Volusia County Branch Jail. The judge read the charges of first-degree murder and two counts of child neglect, denied bond for Davis, and appointed the public defender to represent him in the criminal case. The day before Clawson was killed, she posted a smiling selfie to Facebook with her fiancé. "It's extremely awful because she's a good girl," said Clawson's friend Shannon Cameron. "A beautiful girl and (she came from) a good family." Clawson, a stylist, gushed online about her two kids, ages 1 and 2. She lived with Davis at the Victoria Gardens apartments in Port Orange. Davis was the father of one of the children. The other child was from a previous relationship, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Woman brutally beaten during Chester home invasion; (interracial couple of) suspects in custody   CHESTER, Pa. -- A 49-year-old woman was brutally beaten during a violent home invasion in Chester, Pennsylvania. The Chester Police Department were looking for Richard Johnson and Erinn Howarth (possibly the housekeeper of) 75-year-old Dennis McCarthy. The pair were allegedly after a safe belonging to McCarthy, the victim's father, that housed cash and jewelry. They held McCarthy up at gunpoint, demanding the combination to the safe. When he told them he didn't know it, they "tied (his) hands and feet with cords ... ransacked the bedroom ... tried to beat open the safe." McCarthy's 49-year-old daughter, who came home during the incident, was "severely beaten, bleeding badly." It's unclear how the suspects entered the home, but hours before the invasion, Howarth and Johnson reportedly stopped by the McCarthy home to pick up a bikini the 25-year-old had left there. It's that bikini that was discovered in a backpack in one of the bedrooms after the home invasion that led police to Howarth and Johnson. The 49-year-old woman remains in critical, but stable condition. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Woman says she was robbed, assaulted, threatened with rape) by (two black) Western Michigan footballers  KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Two Western Michigan University football players are in custody after police say they robbed a young woman with a gun and knife Friday night. It happened at the California West Apartments on California Avenue. The suspects are 20-year-old Bryson White and 18-year-old Ron George Police say they broke into a 20-year-old woman's apartment with a gun and a knife. The victim had just moved into the apartment a few days ago, got a job and was thinking about attending WMU next year. The woman said White had messaged her on Twitter a few days ago asking her to hang out, but she never thought it would lead to what happened Friday.
The woman said the two men pushed their way into her apartment with a gun and knife in hand. At the same time, the victim's male friend hid in her bedroom closet. "They came in and they threw me over the couch," she said. "A that point they took my phone, they had made several death threats at that point, they had a knife and the gun was pointed at me the entire time." "They were like, 'you better quit lying to me before I slit your throat,'" she said. "Then they told me to go into the bathroom and this is where it got really weird. He [George] told me to turn around and he pointed the gun at the back of my head and nudged me real hard with it. The woman said she was then told to take off her shirt. "I told him I wouldn't take off my clothes, but he then told me again to take off my clothes or he'd blow my brains out," shed said. "I had a gun to my head, I was told over eight times they were going to kill me, I potentially almost got raped," she said. "That could've happened to anyone's child that goes to this school." - (Black-on-white) |
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DNA sample leads to arrest in kidnapping, rape of girl in 2002 SHREVEPORT, LA - A Shreveport man is accused of kidnapping and raping a girl 14 years ago. Authorities say his arrest is a result of a DNA sample obtained earlier this year. Eugene Matthews Ware, 38, of the 2200 block of Morningside Drive in Shreveport, is being held in Caddo Correctional Center on 1 count each of first-degree rape, second-degree kidnapping/forcible rape, first-offense driving while intoxicated, speeding and driver must be licensed. His bonds total $406,000. |
Trenton's "Liberian Community" mourning loss of black man shot dead by a black Off-Duty Trenton Police Officer at funeral party An off-duty Trenton police officer's altercation with a man Saturday night ended with the man dead of a gunshot wound to the chest. Alfred Toe, 34, his brother Constantine Toe, 30, and the off-duty officer were attending a repast celebration following a funeral earlier in the day, according to witnesses. "He was with us drinking," said James Alpha, Toe's friend. "Nobody knew he was an officer." Alfred Toe got in a dispute with someone else at the party. He then allegedly went into his brother Constantine's car to grab a gun. That's when Constantine Toe confronted him and tried to wrestle the gun out of his hand, officials said. During the struggle, Constantine was shot in the hand but managed to get the gun away from his brother, according to investigators. Witnesses say the off-duty officer then confronted Constantine Toe and took the gun away from him. He then pulled out his own service weapon and held Constantine Toe on the ground. Witnesses say that Alfred Toe, who did not know the man was a police officer, then jumped in and tried to grab the officer's gun. That's when the off-duty officer opened fire, according to the witnesses. "Next thing, pow! Everybody dropped!" Alpha said. "What's that for? How can I tell this man in sneakers is a regular police officer when you don't have your badge on? How can I tell?" Alfred Toe was struck once in the chest. He was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. "It's not only when a white cop shoots a black guy that everybody's eyes should be all over the place," said Michael Blidi, a friend of Toe's. "This is a black on black thing." |
2 men charged in shooting death of (Black Negro Basketballer) Dwyane Wade’s cousin Nykea Aldridge CHICAGO — Chicago police have arrested two men in connection with the death of NBA star Dwyane Wade’s cousin Nykea Aldridge. Brothers Darwin Sorrells Jr., 26, and Derren Sorrells, 22, have each been charged with first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder, police said Sunday. |
| (Black) Ithaca College student Anthony Nazaire stabbed to death on Cornell University campus at African-american fraternity party |  |
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Police: (Illegal Alien) Mexican National Arrested in Idaho for Stabbing Girlfriend |
Illegal alien driving bus when it crashed Sunday morning in Louisiana, killing two people and injuring dozens, police said. |
Police arrest 3 of 4 Hispanic suspects wanted in attack that left (White) teen in coma |
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Black Mississippi Demon Charged With Murder Of Two (White) Nuns   Mississippi law enforcement has charged a local man with two counts of capital murder after two nuns were found dead in their home on Thursday. Sister Paula Merrill and Sister Margaret Held, both 68, worked as nurse practitioners providing medical care at a clinic in Holmes County, one of the poorest in the country. Their bodies "were discovered after they failed to show up for work at a clinic in Lexington, Mississippi, about 10 miles from where they lived," as The Associated Press reported. Suspect Rodney Earl Sanders, 46, "was developed as a person of interest early on in the investigation," Mississippi Department of Public Safety Director Jimmy Jordan said in a statement. It reads: "after an exhaustive interview Friday evening, MBI agents were able to develop enough information to charge Sanders. - (Black-on-white) |
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FBI agent: Missing (White) teen Brittanee Drexel was kidnapped, gang-raped, shot and dumped in alligator pit (by black(s))  A teenage girl who disappeared from Myrtle Beach seven years ago was abducted, gang-raped, shot to death and thrown into an alligator-infested swamp in the dense forests near McClellanville, according to the FBI. FBI agent Gerrick Munoz this week gave the first detailed account of what investigators think happened to 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel after she disappeared in 2009. a Prison inmate Taquan Brown of Walterboro, told investigators he went to a “stash house” in the days after Drexel was abducted. As he entered the house with a couple of other men, he saw Timothy Da’Shaun Taylor, then 16, “sexually abusing Brittanee Drexel.” Drexel ran from the house. She was “pistol-whipped” and taken back inside. Two shots rang out and the inmate assumed Shaun Taylor shot the girl. Then the girl’s body was wrapped up and taken away. “Several witnesses have told us Miss Drexel’s body was placed in a pit, or gator pit, to have her body disposed of. Eaten by the gators.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Police identify (big black) suspect, still at-large, in fatal shooting of 72-year-old (White) woman - he stole her car  HUNTSVILLE, AL - Huntsville police confirm a woman was fatally shot at a large crime scene at a home in the 100 block of Morland Pointe Friday evening. The victim has been identified as 72-year-old Kathleen Lundy. Police are still searching for the suspect, Warren Hardy, who is described as armed and dangerous. Officials confirm there was no known relation between Lundy and Hardy. Hardy is described as a black male, approximately 6 feet 3 inches tall and 320 pounds. He may be driving a 2015 Lexus ES 350 Sedan or possibly a silver Suzuki XL 7 SUV. - (Black-on-white) |
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UK: Frail elderly (White) woman left with two-inch gash in head after mugging (by dark-skinned demon)  A frail 84-year-old woman was repeatedly punched in the head, left with a deep wound in her head and robbed of her handbag during a mugging Mitcham last night. The vulnerable, elderly woman was walking in the South Lodge Avenue area just before 9.55pm last night (Thursday, August 25), when she felt someone pull her handbag from behind. She tried to hold onto it, but was shoved to the floor, landing on her back. Lying on her back, the victim looked up and saw her attacker. She described him as a dark-skinned male, about 20 to 25 years old, wearing a dark-coloured hooded top with the hood up and dark trousers. He was riding a bike. The mugger stood over her and repeatedly punched her in the head and body. The suspect then fled with her bag and its contents. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
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Police arrest juvenile in robbery, sexual assault of two women; second suspect at large BALTIMORE - Police have arrested a juvenile suspect in the Aug. 18 robbery and sexual assault of two women. Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis announced on Friday afternoon that officers had taken 17-year-old Quamontae Johnson into custody and charged him for his role in the incident. |
Cleveland man gets nine years in prison for raping woman in Willoughby Hills PAINESVILLE, Ohio – A Lake County judge sentenced a Cleveland man to nine years in prison for raping a woman in Willoughby Hills. Brian A. Johnson, 30, has maintained his innocence and plans to appeal his conviction on rape and burglary charges stemming from a March 29 incident at the woman's apartment, his attorney said |
Human trafficking victim speaks to abuser face-to-face Robert Wyche, 62, pleaded guilty Monday to charges of racketeering and human trafficking. He was arrested back in 2014. Police say he would find his women at local hotels, jail, and websites like backpage.com. One of Wyche’s victims came face-to-face with him in court. “This shouldn’t have to happen to any woman, especially not ones already broken and alone. This man is hateful, ugly, mean, and has no conscious. I hope the next 20 years of his life is as miserable as the years he treated me. I’m glad he has no other chance to hurt another woman,” says his victim. “I was beaten. I was tied up. I was held hostage whenever I didn’t comply.” |
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1 Arrested, 2 More Wanted In Roxbury Murder ROXBURY — Boston Police are looking for two people from Quincy in connection with a murder in Roxbury last March. One person was killed and another injured in an early morning shooting on Humboldt Avenue on March 21. The U.S. Marshal Task Force in Atlanta, Ga., arrested 24-year-old Dartanyan Pledger, of Dorchester on Thursday. Police are still looking for two other suspects in connection with the murder. Niccokowan Pledger-Grant, 26, of Quincy, is wanted for Murder and Lisa Lewis, 24, of Quincy, is wanted as an Accessory After the Fact. Anyone with any information on the suspects is asked to contact Boston Police. |
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Cops arrest 3 roommates (2 black M, 1 white F) after finding drugs, guns in apartment  Three East Village roommates were busted Friday after cops found a stash of guns and drugs in their apartment – the second time this week one of them was put behind bars. Authorities investigating the Aug. 17 gun arrest of Nico Meneses, 24, executed a search warrant at his East 4th Street apartment about 7 a.m. and made the discovery, law enforcement sources said. Inside, cops found Meneses, two other 24-year-old residents, a hefty amount of narcotics and three locked safes. Devin Detres, Kristopher Gibbs and Meneses were placed under arrest. Cops hauled the evidence, including the safe, back to the 10 precinct |
Woman attacks victim with boiling cooking grease A vicious attack could leave a woman scarred and disfigured for the rest of her life. Police say Tanisha Armstrong snapped and went after a victim with a pot of boiling grease. This arrest report details the disturbing things police say Armstrong did to a woman she knew, Valerie Williams. The report says Armstrong poured hot cooking grease into Williams' mouth and all over her body last December while Armstrong's brother held her down. |
Mother Beaten by Son DUMAS, Ark.-- A local woman is hospitalized in Little Rock after police say she was beaten by her son. It happened on Sunday and led to the arrest of Zerundrick Guy, 43. He faces charges of battery and domestic abuse. The Dumas Police Department says the 65-year-old woman was attacked after she asked her son to do something. Guy was reportedly living with his mother while looking for his own apartment. |
(Black) Great-grandmother carjacked (by young black woman) on her birthday KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A Kansas City great-grandmother was carjacked on her birthday, then dragged several feet when she tried to grab her purse from the backseat and the suspect hit the gas pedal. Teresa Verser is out of the hospital and recovering now. Verser is now left covered in bumps, bruises and stitches. “It could`ve been the last day of my life,” she said. (She gave the young black woman a ride but then was car-jacked.) The Missouri Highway Patrol has arrested two women who were caught driving Verser’s stolen car when they crashed it near Odessa. Temisha Blanchard, 25, and Carmelita Moore, 19, are both in jail, charged with felony tampering with a motor vehicle. |
Mariah Carey's Sister Arrested on Prostitution Charges SAUGERTIES, N.Y. -- The sister of pop sensation Mariah Carey has been arrested on prostitution charges in Ulster County. Police arrested Alison Carey in a Saugerties hotel on Friday after she met with a police officer posing as a client. They say the 55-year-old advertised her services on the internet. Carey was sent to Ulster County Jail on $1,000 cash bond. She's scheduled back in court next week. Alison Carey has a history of prostitution arrests, drug problems and has said she's HIV positive. |
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Bargain brawl! (Black) Female shoppers pile in to huge fight in the middle of a Chicago Walmart  A massive fight that broke out inside an Illinois Walmart ended with a woman having her clothes ripped off. The all-out brawl occurred inside the store in Crestwood, south of Chicago, and was all captured on video by a witness. The fracas involved four women and was attempted to be stopped by a single male security guard, who got lost in the fight. |
Straphangers go berserk after disgusting sheboon tosses bugs in subway car, pisses on floor  Someone then pulled the emergency brake and the train skidded to a stop on the Manhattan Bridge. The air conditioning shut off and the screaming passengers were all stuck inside the sweltering car with the woman, who then treated them to antics for half an hour as the crickets jumped on passengers. The worms just wriggled on the floor.
The woman then urinated on the floor and everyone again ran to the other side of the car while still trying to avoid the piles of bugs. |
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| Whoopi Goldberg is eyeing Canada as a potential market for her line of cannabis-infused menstrual pain products | - (Canada) |
Mom, daughter guilty of locking men in basement of "filth" MARIETTA, Ga. -- A woman and her daughter were found guilty of abusing three mentally ill men, after authorities said the two locked the men in a dank, unheated basement and stole their government benefits. According to officials with the Cobb County District Attorney’s office, a jury found 54-year-old Sheila Bell Hawkins and her 72-year-old mother Helen Flournoy Bell guilty of 16 charges each. Prosecutors said Hawkins and Bell were operating an unlicensed personal care home out of Marietta where the men were supposed to be cared for. But that wasn’t the case. |
Negro high on drugs stole truck - crashed it into Boeing 737 jet plane causing $1 million damages   OMAHA, Neb. —Police arrested and charged a man Saturday for allegedly causing $1 million in damage to Eppley Airfield on Thursday. Delairo Koonce, 35, was booked into Douglas County Corrections for theft over $5,000, criminal mischief, and criminal trespass. Police said Koonce was involved in a disturbance with officers on Thursday and fled on foot, telling authorities someone was trying to kill him. Koonce scaled a fence and got onto the tarmac before stealing a Southwest Airlines 2012 Chevy Silverado, reports say. "He drove it erratically until he rammed it into the Boeing 737 that was parked. There were no skid marks and no indication that Konce tried to stop or avoid the collision. Both air bags deployed and there was heavy damage to the front enwd and windshield of the truck," police say. The damage to the truck is listed as $10,000. The damage to the plane is listed as $975,000. Police say Koonce was high on methamphetamine at the time of the incident. |
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Illegal immigrant pleads guilty in Homewood apartment murder of mother, 2 kids |
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Alleged illegal immigrant pleads guilty to drug charges |
(White) Woman charged in shooting death of (black) DSU student, 19 |
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Arrest made in the death of Jamie Kopulos   MADISON, TN - Metro Police have arrested Mary Young for the death of Jamie Kopulos. They've charged her with criminal homicide and tampering with evidence. She is being held on a $400,000 bond. Police are also looking for Maurice Boyd. He's also wanted for criminal homicide and tampering with evidence. Young told police that she met Kopulos at a motel in Madison. She says Kopulos overdosed after buying xanax and heroin. Young says she and two other suspects started to panic. She told police that they took Kopulos out of the motel in a plastic tub while she was still breathing, and dumped he in a ditch near Piney Acres Drive and Neely's Bend road hoping her body wouldn't be found. She was found almost a week later when a couple walking their dog noticed the smell. Police were able to identify Kopulos through fingerprints. |
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Canada: Killing of innocent White female bystander: police announce $50,000 reward for information leading to arrests  Toronto police are offering a $50,000 reward for information that would lead to the arrest of suspects in the killing of Jelena Loncar, the 32-year-old woman who died in a shooting outside the C Lounge nightclub two years ago. Loncar died when shots were fired outside the club in the early morning hours of Aug. 26, 2014. Loncar was shot once in the chest and died in hospital. She worked as a server in Toronto. "She was an innocent bystander who was caught in the line of fire," said Det. Andy Singh at a news conference Friday. Loncar's younger sister Lana Loncar was also at the news conference and said even though "there is no happy ending to this story" her family still wants justice for Jelena. "My sister will never get to celebrate another birthday, or get married, or have kids, or do anything at all," said Lana Loncar. "All of those choices were taken away from her. They were taken away by someone brave enough to pull the trigger, but now hides like a coward." A man was also struck in the shooting but survived. Police believe the man, who was known to police, was the intended target.... The men approached two men, including the one who they shot, and allegedly attempted to steal gold chains from them. The man who was shot resisted and then one of the suspects took out a gun and began firing into the crowd. Toronto Police released a composite sketch of the man investigators believe tried to steal the chains. The detective described the suspect as a black man in his 20s with gold grills on his teeth. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
(Degenerate black ex-convict) Suspected BMW driver in fatal hit-run crash with (White) biker arrested  A Daytona Beach man who police say fled the scene after a BMW he was driving crashed into a biker, fatally injuring the man after a confrontation with a group of the bikers' fellow motorcyclists, has been arrested. Moses Leon Richardson IV, 25, was charged with leaving the scene of a crash with serious injury or death and driving without a license causing death or serious injury. The suspect is a felon who has served two stints in state prison for violent crimes involving weapons, state records show. In this recent incident, a group of bikers chased Richardson after he disrupted a memorial ride the bikers were having on Aug. 19, police said. Richardson was driving a 2003 BMW north on South Atlantic Avenue at high speed with a group of motorcyclists following closely, the report states. Richardson turned left at Goodall Avenue and into the path of a motorcycle driven by Craig David Devine, 27, who was headed south on South Atlantic, the report states. Devine was thrown from the motorcycle and smashed into the BMW’s windshield before he was flung about 50 feet south into the Pizza Hut parking lot where he sprawled on the ground fatally injured. Devine’s motorcycle was shattered and created a huge debris field, the report states. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial Set For (black muslim) Suspect Who Allegedly Shot (White) Phila. Officer Jesse Hartnett  PHILADELPHIA — A trial date is set for suspect charged in the ambush shooting of Philadelphia Police officer Jesse Hartnett. Edward Archer will stand trial on October 21. Archer is charged with attempted murder, among other charges. He is accused of shooting Hartnett as he sat in his patrol car in West Philadelphia in January. Investigators say Hartnett took three bullets to his arm, but was able to return fire, wounding Archer. Archer allegedly confessed to the shooting, claiming that he did it in the name of Islam. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bobbie Maples' accused murderer pleads 'no contest' to charges 'No contest' plea in Bobbie Maples murder case   MUSKEGON, MICH. - Ronald Williams, the man accused in the death of Bobbie Maples, was in a Muskegon County courtroom Friday morning. Williams' appeared on Aug. 26 to make a plea on the charge of homicide. Maples' body was found, in Jan. 2016, buried and wrapped in plastic. There was duct tape over her mouth and nose. She disappeared 11 days after giving birth and had been missing for more than a year. Williams pleaded "no contest" to a second degree murder charge.
He is expected to be sentenced to no less than 18 and a half years in prison. The charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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Detectives Arrest (black) Man Caught on Camera Snatching Chain From Elderly (White) Woman at Pompano Beach Restaurant  Detectives arrested a man who was caught on camera forcing an elderly woman to the ground and stealing her chain outside a Pompano Beach fast food restaurant. Malcolm Turner, 24, was arrested by Broward Sheriff's Office detectives Friday on charges of strong arm robbery and elderly abuse. According to authorities, on the afternoon of July 24th, Turner noticed 72-year-old Margaret Ghee walking into a Wendy's restaurant.. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Florence man sexually assaulted 9-year-old child, deputies say FLORENCE, SC – The Florence County Sheriff’s Department arrested a man for sexually assaulting a child Thursday. According to a press release, Shannta Devon Fields, 23 of Florence committed a sexual battery on a 9-year-old victim between August 6-8. The incident allegedly occurred at Field’s home. Fields is charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor, first degree. Fields is being held at the Florence County Detention Center while awaiting a bond hearing before a circuit court judge, the release stated. |
Charges dropped - Afrocoon rescued by Australian charity rapes, white girl who later dies   THE carer accused of *repeatedly raping a 14-year-old girl in a foster care facility denies having a relationship with her and claims DNA evidence found on the girl’s underwear that points to him was never independently tested. When confronted by The Daily Telegraph at his north shore home yesterday, the man, now 30, also defended having a picture of the now deceased “high needs” teen, since dubbed Girl X, on his phone, saying “the only picture I had, it was sent to me”. The Telegraph can reveal the man was one of the first child soldiers to be rescued by an Australian charity after both his mother and father were killed. He married an Australian woman following a short romance in Africa, only to dump her when he arrived in Sydney in 2006. The Daily Telegraph revealed on Monday that the rape charge against the man was dropped by the Director of Public Prosecutions after the girl died from an overdose in state care, just two weeks before the case was set down for trial in 2014. It was claimed in medical evidence that the DNA profile match on sperm found in Girl X’s underwear with the accused man was “expected to occur in fewer than 1 in 100 billion individuals”. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Teen Arrested In Baltimore Sex Assault, 2nd Suspect Still Sought BALTIMORE — A suspect has been arrested in the armed carjacking and sexual assault of two women in West Baltimore last week. Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis made the announcement on Friday afternoon. Quamontae Johnson, 17, is charged as an adult in the vicious attack that happened on Thursday, August 18. He now faces more than 50 counts, including first- and second-degree assault and rape. A second suspect, 18-year-old Levi Bonds, is still on the loose, said Comm. Davis. He is now wanted for rape, carjacking and a host of other charges. |
Controversial (black) pastor and activist Ken Adkins charged with child molestation in Brunswick Controversial pastor Ken Adkins has been charged with two counts of child molestation in Georgia and is in the Glynn County jail, officials said. One of the two charges against the 56-year-old is aggravated child molestation. His wife, Charlotte Stormy Adkins, said she and the congregation support Adkins and are disappointed in the rush to judgment against him. She is confident he will be cleared of all charges but shares her husband’s concern for the young man who came forward with the allegations. She said he is a part of the church ministry and has been mentored by the couple. She also said while her husband takes leave, she will be interim pastor. |
Student at UCA reportedly raped by another student on campus - (a black African with name from Ghana) CONWAY, Ark. -- Police at the University of Central Arkansas responded to a report of rape on campus earlier this month. According to police, Emmanuel Otoo, a student at UCA, was arrested after the report was made August 8. No other details have been shared at this time. |
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Rape, assault suspect surrenders after police standoff  KANSAS CITY, Mo. —A suspect wanted on rape and assault warrants surrendered overnight after a standoff with police. Kansas City, Missouri Police said officers were sent to conduct a residence check for a rape and domestic assault suspect at a home in the 500 block of Gladstone boulevard shortly after midnight Tuesday. That suspect, 29-year-old Stephon Williams, was determined to be the sole occupant of the apartment. |
(Black) Wilkinsburg mother found guilty of killing 3-year-old daughter PITTSBURGH —A Wilkinsburg woman has been found guilty of killing her 3-year-old daughter, whose body was found dumped in a Swissvale ravine. An Allegheny County jury deliberated for four days before convicting Adrienne Williams on Friday of third-degree murder, abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence. Prosecutors were hoping for a first-degree murder conviction, which carries a mandatory life sentence. The 27-year-old Williams will be sentenced in 90 days. |
| “I’d Be A Masochist If I Date Another Black Man” “Oh, I’ve completely stopped dating Black men,” she definitively said. “I’d be a masochist if I date another Black man. I wish I knew better a long time ago.” After rolling my eyes one hard turn, I begged the question, “Why?” “The last Black man I dated… we went out, thought we had a good time. Next day, he tells me he doesn’t feel comfortable dating me because my nose is too wide and my lips are too big.” I was shocked. |
Dallas blactivist who organized pre-ambush protest gets 2 years for probation violations  A Dallas judge has ordered activist Dominique Alexander to two years in prison for repeatedly violating the terms of his probation for an injury to a child charge. Alexander has led numerous protests in the Dallas area, picketing outside the home of a University of Oklahoma fraternity member who helped lead a racist chant, demanding justice after a Grapevine officer shot an unarmed man and protesting killings of black men by police. He was a principal organizer of the protest march in downtown Dallas on July 7 that was just ending when a lone gunman ambushed police officers, killing five. Alexander, 27, has had several run-ins with the law. He has in the past been accused of causing a 2-year-old child severe bodily injury, forging a check, leading police on a high-speed chase and stealing a car. |
Man who shot police dog Jethro gets 45 years in prison   CANTON The man who fatally shot Canton police dog Jethro has been sentenced to 45 years in prison. Kelontre D. Barefield, 23, on Wednesday pleaded guilty to charges related to Jethro's death and several other counts stemming from four earlier burglaries and an unrelated aggravated robbery. Stark County Common Pleas Judge Kristin G. Farmer called Barefield's actions "intolerable" and said they violated "the safety and security of this county and the people sworn to protect it" as she sentenced him to a combined 45-year prison term that covers both pending cases. |
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Former middle school principal accused of stealing field trip money ST. LOUIS – A former middle school principal is accused of stealing money that was being raised for a field trip that was supposed to be taken over spring break. Cornelius Green, the former principal of Carr Lane Visual Performing Arts School, was arrested Thursday in relation to a theft investigation. He was taken into custody at the St. Louis Public Schools Central Office, police said. According to the probable cause statement released Friday morning, Green is accused of taking $2,200 between the beginning of 2016 and March. The money was being collected for a field trip and was being kept in a locked closet within the school building during the day. |
St. Louis man who punched man in wheelchair is fatally shot in back  ST. LOUIS • A man who was shot in the back Monday night after he punched a man in a wheelchair has died. Police say Michael Johnson, 39, died at a hospital on Wednesday morning. Johnson lived in the 500 block of Darst Road. Johnson was shot at about 8 p.m. Monday when he argued with a man on a back porch of a home in the 4400 block of Gibson Avenue. Police identified the man who shot Johnson as Secoy Anthony Webb, 33. Webb, who uses a wheelchair, got into a dispute with Johnson over personal matters, police say. Johnson began hitting Webb in the face, police say. Webb grabbed a gun and fired a shot at Johnson, who was hit in the back. |
Man accused of committing multiple robberies charged with 3 felony counts CHESTERFIELD, Mo. -- A St. Louis man has been charged with multiple felonies for his alleged involvement in multiple robberies. David Harris has been charged with two counts of Robbery in the 1st Degree and one count of Robbery in the 2nd Degree. His bond has since been set on a $125,000 cash-only bond. Harris, 25, is accused of committing several robbery-related crimes at local retail stores. The Chesterfield Police Department said during those robberies, Harris took merchandise, and when confronted, indicated that he possessed a firearm and would shoot anyone if they interfered. |
Dolton man charged with string of Hammond armed robberies A south suburban man already in custody for robberies in Lansing has been charged with multiple armed robberies since December at Subway and Dunkin Donuts locations in northwest Indiana. Jamal Marco White, 26, has been charged with five felony counts of armed robbery and one felony count of attempted armed robbery, according to a criminal information filed in the Superior Court of Lake County, Indiana. |
(Black) Bank employee reportedly steals $100 from woman in wheelchair  RACINE — A bank employee faces charges after she reportedly altered the bank slip to steal $100 from a woman in a wheelchair. Kameelah F. Muhammad, 21, of the 1900 block of Washington Avenue, reported committed the crime Aug. 3 at 11:30 a.m. at TriCity National Bank, 3900 Erie St., according to the criminal complaint. |
Meridian police make aggravated assault arrest MERIDIAN, Miss. -- Meridian police have arrested a woman in a shooting that injured two people earlier in August. Latasha Jackson is charged with two counts of aggravated assault. Police say that shooting on August 11th happened after a family dispute. Sergeant Dareall Thompson of the Meridian Police Department says Jackson fired the shot that hit both a man and a woman in the 1400 block of 35th Avenue. Jackson's bond is set at a total of $80,000 dollars. |
Black Sports: Ex-Falcon Jamal Anderson arrested for suspended license charge ATLANTA -- An ex-Atlanta Falcons player is behind bars after driving with a suspended license. According to a spokesperson with the Forsyth County Sheriff's Department, Jamal Anderson, 43, was arrested Friday and charged after he was found allegedly driving with a suspended license. |
Novi police release pictures of 3 (black) suspects in smash-and-grab robbery at Twelve Oaks Mall |
Judge denies request for new counsel for (black) accused murderer CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Things got a little heated Monday in a Hamilton County courtroom after a judge denied an accused murderer his request for a new attorney. Cortez Sims is accused of gunning down four people in January 2015, killing one of them. Sims was in court Monday for a motions hearing. Sims has sent a complaint to the Board of Professional Responsibility about his lawyer - Brandy Spurgin. |
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Cops searching for suspect connected to 3 'brazen' Atlanta crimes ATLANTA – The Atlanta Police Department are trying to track down a home invasion suspect they say could be involved in at least three separate crimes in the last few weeks. In all of the incidents, the suspect was reported to be a black male about 6 feet in height and clean shaven. Each time, he was armed with an assault-style rifle, possibly an AK-47. Police believe he is working alone. |
Police identify 5 (black) suspects arrested in fatal Lawrenceville shooting LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- Gwinnett County police are reporting one death in a shooting outside of Lawrenceville late Friday, after what appears to be a drug deal gone bad. Police said the incident happened at the Lake Sweetwater Apartments on Sweetwater Road. On Saturday, Gwinnett Police identified them as 23-year-old Sean Swanson, 23-year-old Dominic Fullwood, 20-year-old Darquez Fullwood and 23-year-old Terrell McCallum. The female suspect was, a teenager, was identified as 17-year-old Tia Coleman. |
Alleged serial robber captured in Mississippi COLUMBUS, GA - An alleged serial robber has been arrested in Mississippi during a traffic stop. John Arthur Morris, 47, was allegedly responsible for 11 commercial armed robberies in Georgia, Alabama and Florida. |
Hamilton police name man shot, killed by officer HAMILTON, Ohio —Hamilton police said one of their officers shot and killed Kelley Brandon Forte, 34, of Cincinnati, who was holding a knife to a female pharmacist's neck early Monday morning. |
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1 Black Dead In Bridgeton Police-Involved Shooting - No Federal Charges Against Police Officer Federal prosecutors in New Jersey won't file charges against a police officer who fatally shot a man who defied orders by stepping out of a car during a traffic stop with his hands raised. The December 2014 shooting of 36-year-old Jerame Reid in Bridgeton was captured on their patrol car's dashboard camera. U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman announced Monday that the investigation by his office determined there was insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges. He said the office found no charges were warranted after "viewing the evidence as whole." Reid spent about 13 years in prison for shooting at three state troopers when he was a teenager. |
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(Black) Roanoke man charged with attacking pregnant girlfriend - kicking and stomping her - will remain in custody A man accused of assaulting his girlfriend in a convenience store, while she was pregnant and walking with a crutch, was denied bond Monday at a hearing in Roanoke Circuit Court. Jamar Bernard Woody, 34, is charged with aggravated malicious wounding and is scheduled for trial Oct. 12. Prosecutors at the hearing presented security camera footage that depicts Woody talking with a woman whose ankle is in a plaster cast and who is leaning on a crutch. In the video, the man suddenly punches the woman several times, ultimately knocking her to the ground and out of frame. He then appears to continue kicking or stomping her while she is down until a clerk intervenes and orders him out of the store. She acknowledged that she is about 3½ months pregnant with his child. |
(Black) Poker pro seeks to depose US attorney over ‘racially motivated’ fraud charges World Series of Poker Circuit gold ring winner Travell Thomas says the government’s debt collection fraud case against him was racially motivated — and he wants a judge to let him depose Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara. Thomas, who is black, will argue his case Monday before US District Judge Katherine Polk Failla in Manhattan. |
Black Sports: Former high school hoops star gets 15 years for shooting rival A Brooklyn judge sentenced a former high school basketball star who shot a hoops rival six times to 15 years in prison Monday, telling him she hoped the lighter sentence would help him “get back on track.” Davontay Grace had faced up to 25 years in prison for the January 2015 shooting of his former roommate Dexter Hopkins in Sheepshead Bay. But Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Deborah Dowling called Grace, 24, a “young man,” whose whole life changed “in a single moment.” Hopkins, 24, survived the midday shooting by playing dead, was not in court to hear the decision. |
Police: (Hispanic) Man hits pedestrian holding baby with vehicle, fires gun into crowd |
Former employee arrested in burglary of Scottsdale mosque A Gilbert man is accused of breaking into a Scottsdale mosque where he used to work and cutting the imam who discovered him hovering over a donation box, according to Scottsdale police. The suspect, 28-year-old Abdulrahman M El Turk, had been a maintenance worker at the Islamic Center of the North East Valley but was fired on Aug. 19 after suspicions that he had been stealing from the mosque, said Sgt. Ben Hoster, a Scottsdale police spokesman. Hoster said that at 12:02 a.m. Monday, police were called to the center at 12125 E. Via Linda by the imam, who said he found Turk standing over the donation box. A struggle ensued. Turk, who was armed with a knife, left the imam with a minor cut on his hand before he fled, according to Hoster. |
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Worthless black convicted store-clerk killer, 24, dies in hospital from 'natuaral causes' - had killed White man for $120  A convicted killer serving life without parole has died. James Antoine Holden Williams, 24, was pronounced dead Sunday at UAB Hospital, authorities said today. The Jefferson County Coroner's Office said Williams had been transferred from William Donaldson Correction Facility to the hospital, and died from natural causes. Williams was convicted in 2011 of a fatal shooting during a 2007 robbery in Madison County. Conoco clerk Melvin Lovette Jr. was killed in the store in holdup. In his trial, jurors saw and heard Williams confess on a police video recording to the deadly shooting. On the tape, Williams, who was 17 at the time, initially denied shooting Lovette during the March 11, 2007, robbery at the convenience store. - (Black-on-white) |
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Witnesses say (83-year-old White) Jacksonville dog attack victim was dismembered by Negro neighbor's dog pack |
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(Black) Whitehaven man convicted of attempted murder of (White) tow truck driver   MEMPHIS, TN - After waiting four years for justice, a tow truck driver now confined to a wheelchair was able to see the man accused of shooting him convicted on Thursday. Joseph Proffitt, 30, faces 14-30 years in prison after being convicted on attempted second-degree murder, three counts of aggravated assault, and two counts of employing a firearm in the commission of a dangerous felony. Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich announced Proffitt was convicted Thursday of the shooting of Scotty Arnold. The shooting left Arnold paralyzed after the bullet struck him in the back. Joseph Proffitt's brother, David Proffitt, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and faces 8-12 years in prison. Joseph chose to go to trial. - (Black-on-white) |
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Second arrest made in deadly south Charlotte shooting   CHARLOTTE, NC - A second arrest has been made in a double shooting that left one woman in south Charlotte early Monday morning. Jerron Rashad Anderson, 24, is charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting that killed 20-year-old Mary Elaine Tarr and injured her passenger, a 24-year-old woman. The man in a relationship with the two women, 23-year-old Jalen Marquise Anderson, was charged in the case Monday. |
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(Interracial couple) charged with battery of woman   A local man and woman were arrested Tuesday morning in connection with the alleged assault of a woman Monday who was reportedly bound with duct tape at her home. Richard Rodney Dennis, 34, who lists a Richard Street address, and Toni Renee Lum, 35, who lists a Holly Street address, were taken into custody at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday and each charged with first-degree false imprisonment, a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. |
Gwinnett police make second arrest in fake money scam Gwinnett County police have arrested a second person in connection with a $1,000 purchase made at a Wal-Mart using movie prop money. Melissa Sinquefield of Buford, who allegedly played a role in the incident that took place July 19 at a store on Sardis Church Road in Buford, was booked into the Gwinnett jail Thursday morning. Police Cpl. Michele Pihera said Sinquefield was part of a scam to purchase lawn equipment with 10 counterfeit $100 bills. She then took one of the pieces of equipment and returned it to a Wal-Mart on Buford Drive later that day in exchange for cash, police said. Jocelyn Gerstenlauer, the alleged cashier who accepted the fake tender, surrendered Tuesday. The Auburn woman has since bonded out of jail, police said. They said she quit her job shortly after the incident. Police are still searching for Travis Taylor of Blakely, who is also accused of being part of the scam. Authorities said earlier that Taylor has likely left the metro area and may be in Early County, which is about 190 miles southwest of Atlanta. He has active warrants there in which he is accused of passing similar counterfeit $100 bills at a business in Blakely. |
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