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Bi-polar biracial Black Lives M***** supporter killed after breaking into off-duty St. Louis officer's home over Facebook argument An off-duty St. Louis county police officer fatally shot a man he argued with about Black Lives Matter on Facebook after the suspect broke into the cop’s home. Police said the alleged home intruder, Tyler Gebhard, grabbed a concrete planter and smashed it through the unidentified officer’s home window when the cop’s wife wouldn’t let him in. Gebhard’s uncle, Patrick Brogan, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the officer and his nephew met through a church connection, and had a fallout after arguing on Facebook over Black Lives Matter. Gebhard, a former football star at Affton High School, was biracial and supported Black Lives Matter’s goals but did not join the protests, the uncle told the newspaper.Gebhard’s family said the 20-year-old suffered from bi-polar disorder and would periodically stop taking his medication, worsening his condition. Police said Gebhard had made several threats to the officer’s family and other members of the community. |
Black who burned (White girl) Jessica Chambers alive - murder suspect tortured (Asian) Louisiana victim, new indictment claims   Quinton Tellis, the man accused of setting Jessica Chambers afire before her 2014 death in Courtland, Mississippi, is now accused of torturing another woman in Louisiana before her death. A first-degree murder indictment in Monroe, Louisiana, alleges Tellis stole a debit card belonging to Ming-Chen Hsiao, an exchange student attending the University of Louisiana at Monroe, and then "brutally murdered her by repeatedly stabbing her and letting her body rot and decompose" until she was discovered 10 days after she was believed to have died on July 29, 2015. The victim's body had more than 30 wounds, not all of which were meant to kill, according to the seven-page indictment. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bond set for (black) suspect (in murder of White woman)  Bond was set at $250,000 for the man charged with the murder of Sumrall resident Kimberly Raynes. During an initial appearance Friday in Lamar County Justice Court, Municipal Court Judge George Gunter set bond for Donald King Jr., 35, at $250,000 for first-degree murder and $10,000 for possession of a weapon by a felon. A preliminary hearing for King, 35, of Sumrall is scheduled for noon Monday. The Mississippi Department of Corrections has a hold on King for a probation violation. Gunter said it will be left up to MDOC officials whether that organization's hold against King is dropped and he is allowed to bond out of jail. "He violated his probation ... and that being the case, he'll probably wind up going back to Parchman and serving the balance of that sentence that he's probated for," Gunter told Raynes' husband, Jamie Raynes. "If MDOC removes that hold, then he can make bond. But until then, he's going to be, can we say, a happy camper (in jail)." - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) NC woman shot and killed at K&W Cafeteria in North Myrtle Beach - (Two black 'persons' of interest)  NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – Police are trying to identify two men who are “persons of interest” in the deadly shooting of a North Carolina woman at a North Myrtle Beach cafeteria on Saturday, officials say. Amanda Fisher, 29, of Brunswick County, N.C., was killed Saturday outside the K&W Cafeteria on Saturday morning around 11 a.m., officials said. City spokesperson Pat Dowling said Fisher was shot and killed outside the restaurant. Fisher, of Holden Beach, N.C., was a mother and worked as a home health care aide, according to her Facebook profile. She was originally from Charlotte, according to her Facebook profile. Dowling said it appears that Fisher and a man were in a white car or truck in the K&W parking lot. A shot or shots may have been fired inside the vehicle. Then, Fisher either exited the vehicle or was pushed from it on to the parking lot. A witness, who was in the parking lot, said that he heard a loud popping sound and observed a man pulling the victim out of a white vehicle. The witness said that the man then reentered the vehicle and drove out of the parking lot accompanied by another person in the vehicle. Dowling says North Myrtle Beach Police are now looking for those two men as persons of interest in the case. Dowling says the two were in the company of the victim on the evening prior to and the morning of her death. - (Black-on-white) |
Daytona cops seek (black) man suspected in stabbing attack of (60-year-old White) woman DAYTONA BEACH -- Police are looking for a man suspected in a stabbing attack and robbery of a woman at the Traveler’s Inn early Friday, Daytona Beach Police Department stated. At about 2:21 a.m. Friday, 60-year-old Christina Spence was attacked at the Traveler’s Inn on 735 North Atlantic Ave. after she withdrew $1,600 from an ATM at the Sunoco at 645 North Atlantic Ave. Police say a man identified as Curtis Rodgers came up to Spence as she approached the door to her motel room, grabbed her purse and then stabbed her with a knife. Rodgers eventually fled with the purse and money. Spence was cut eight times on her right hand, three on her left and suffered a cut to her neck. She was taken to Halifax Hospital. A knife was found at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Buffalo negro accused of raping child multiple times |
| Norfolk negro accused of sexually assaulting 5-year-old girl |
| Disrespected negro rapes woman while 4-year-old is in bed |
| Negro sentenced to 15 years sex assault of teen |
| Syracuse silverback negro indicted for sexually abusing 4 children; more victims possible |
| Woman reports rape at gunpoint by two negros in Henrico |
| Negro charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor |
| ‘Violent Negro Sexual Predator’ Sought After 2 Attacks on Women in West L.A. |
(Black) Suspected of killing his mother and another fatally shot by police - (will he become a blacktivist martyr?) A man suspected of killing his mother and another person in Arkansas Saturday was fatally shot by police in Oklahoma later that evening, authorities said Sunday. Robert Gentry, a spokesman for the Sevier County sheriff's office, said Andre Johnson, 40, was shot by police in Broken Bow, Okla., after leading officers on a car chase. He died from his gunshot wounds. "He bailed out [from his car] and started shooting at law enforcement," Gentry said. Arkansas State Police spokesman Bill Sadler confirmed the shooting in Oklahoma. A call to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation was not immediately returned. |
Man stabs another over reported $2 debt WINTER HAVEN, Fla. – A man is under arrest after stabbing another over a reported $2 debt, according to Winter Haven Police. It happened on 3rd Street N.W. in Winter Haven around 6 p.m. Friday. Odell Kindricks Jr., 36, was walking on the sidewalk when he was approached by 30-year-old Michael Stevenson. Kindricks told officers that Stevenson asked for his $2 that he was owed. When Kindricks refused to give the money back, Stevenson stabbed him in the back and ran, police said. |
(black) Brothers Get Prison Terms for Roles in Funeral Shooting Two brothers who admitted their roles in a shooting that occurred outside a Trenton church where another shooting victim's funeral was being staged are now headed to state prison. Twenty-year-old Samuel Vincent received a seven-year sentence, while his 22-year-old brother, Samier, got a five-year term. The two Trenton residents had pleaded guilty in May to aggravated assault. Another man charged in the shooting, 23-year-old Terrance Maddox, has also pleaded guilty to aggravated assault. He'll be sentenced this coming week. |
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Disgraced (black) union chief Norman Seabrook indicted in alleged union-bilking scheme  A grand jury handed up an indictment Thursday of former union chief Norman Seabrook for his alleged role in siphoning $20 million from the Corrections Officers’ Benevolent Association to invest in a hedge fund that is now being investigated by the FBI. Seabrook and alleged co-conspirator Murray Huberfeld, of Platinum Partners, were each charged with one count of honest-services wire fraud and conspiracy to commit honest-services wire fraud, which carry up to 20 year sentences. |
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| Black Sports: LeSean McCoy won't face charges for role in Philly bar brawl |
Deputies: (72-year-old White) Woman shot, (78-year-old White) husband dead after robbery Hispanic home-invader dead |
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Syrian refugee held in indecent assault on girl, 13 at Lowell pool |
‘I disciplined one of my black students — and CUNY fired me’ |
HPD says officers shot, killed (black) gunman on Houston's south side HOUSTON -- Houston police say two officers shot and killed an armed man on Houston's south side early this morning. Police says the officers involved were wearing body cameras and they each fired multiple shots. The shooting happened around 12:40am. Officers say they saw a man with a revolver standing in the road. There were two officers in one vehicle and they asked the man to put the revolver down. Police say a witness also asked him to drop the weapon. Officers say instead of dropping the gun, the man raised his weapon pointing it in the air. He then lowered it and pointed it at the two officers. Immediately after, HPD says they each fired multiple shots and he died at the scene. A woman who says she's the man's wife identified him as Alva Braziel. |
| (Black) Dallas sniper was sent home from Afghanistan for sexually harassing a female soldier who said he bought her Victoria's Secret underwear - then 'got in touch with bad folks and went all Black Panther'. He was described as a loner who followed black militant groups online They included the African American Defense League and the New Black Panther Party. The Army sent him stateside, recommending an 'other than honorable discharge.' |
(Black) Man arrested in connection to murder of (White) Colleton County security guard  ROUND O, S.C. — The Colleton County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man in connection to a shooting that killed a security guard and injured another in Round O. Andre N. Crawford, 23, is charged with murder, attempted murder and possession of a firearm in the commission of a violent crime. The shooting incident took place at Club Leons on Saturday, May 28. Jesse Guy, 30, of Dorchester died from a single gunshot to the chest. Security guard Bruce Anthony was also injured and taken to a local hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man sought in investigation of murder (of White man) taken into custody in North Carolina  CHARLESTON, WV — Charleston police said a man who was being sought in a West Side murder has been taken into custody. Deandre "Dravo" Moore, 19, was apprehended about 10:30 a.m. Friday in Charlotte, N.C., Lt. Steve Cooper, chief of detectives at the Charleston Police Department said. Police said Moore is accused of shooting and killing David Stewart, 23, of Charleston. The shooting was reported about 3 a.m. Thursday. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family: (White) 80-year-old woman shot and beaten during home-invasion robbery (by pack of 4 blacks) that lasted 17 hours  BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- An 80-year-old woman was beaten and shot during a lengthy home-invasion robbery in south Bakersfield. Four people, three men and a woman, broke into Florence "June" McKay's home Wednesday afternoon at Stine Road and Ambrister Drive, according to family member Chris Wheeler. "The EMTs did not even know she was shot because she was beaten so badly," he said. The robbers remained in the home, holding McKay hostage, until around 8 a.m. Thursday, Wheeler said. The grandmother was shot in the leg and is expected to survive. McKay lived alone, but she had a Life Alert necklace with her the entire time. She didn't want to active it because she thought, if she did, the robbers would kill her. "She's amazing. Tough as nails. Wonderful person," said McKay's granddaughter, Melissa Abbott. Wheeler said jewelry, antiques and a 1,000 pound safe were stolen. The family said they think the robbers shot McKay because she couldn't remember the combination to the safe. "There's a special place in hell waiting for them," said Abbott. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Missouri police officer 'fighting for his life' after ambush shooting (by black)  A suburban St. Louis police officer was in critical condition late Friday after he was shot in the neck in what investigators described as an "ambush" following a traffic stop. Ballwin Police Chief Kevin Scott said the unidentified officer was walking to his car after the initial conversation with the motorist he stopped for speeding Friday morning when that driver "advanced quickly" on him from behind, firing at least three shots. The officer "had no chance at all" to pull his handgun and "was completely helpless," Scott said, noting the encounter was recorded by the police car's dashcam. "Make no mistake: We believe during this investigation that Ballwin officer was ambushed, period," St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar said. Scott said the officer was in critical but stable condition, and "fighting for his life" at a hospital in Creve Coeur, west of St. Louis. After the shooting, Belmar said, the suspect sped away before an officer from another police department spotted the car about 4 miles away. The suspect abandoned his vehicle and fled on foot before being arrested about five minutes later, Belmar said. Antonio Taylor, a 31-year-old black man who was paroled in 2015 after serving time on a federal weapons charge, was charged with assault of a police officer, armed criminal action and a felon in possession of a firearm, St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch said Friday. McCulloch said there's no evidence of any dispute between Taylor and the white officer, a nine-year veteran before the gunfire. Scott said he "can't even begin to speculate" about a motive, including whether the shooting had racial overtones. - (Black-on-white) |
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Corpus Christi police find missing (white) woman dead; arrest (ugly black) boyfriend  On Wednesday, Nigel Green said he believed his missing girlfriend was still alive and made a public plea for her to call her mom soon. On Thursday, he admitted to Corpus Christi police that he killed her and lead them to where he left Carina Castellanos' body in a ditch near a Mathis cornfield. Green, 30, was arrested on suspicion of her murder. Castellanos was found dead a week after her mother reported her missing June 30. Green on Thursday led police to her body in a Mathis ditch before he was arrested, according to a police news release. Green cooperated with police after he was arrested by U.S. Marshals on Thursday in San Antonio on an aggravated assault warrant related to a June 10 attack against Castellanos, 26. Giddens-Castellanos said her daughter had been dating Green for four years. - (Black-on-white) |
Infant shot, (black) man and (white girlfriend) dead in apparent Cumberland County murder-suicide   CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C. -- Cumberland County deputies have released the names of a man and woman found shot to death Wednesday in an apparent murder-suicide. The woman's infant son was also shot. Deputies said they arrived to a home in the 3400 block of Cumberland Road within 5 minutes of getting a 911 call from the woman's frightened 8-year old child saying his mother had been shot. When first-responders arrived, they found the baby boy -- just 2 or 3-months-old according to neighbors -- shot in the chest and critically injured. It happened in the 3400 block of Cumberland Road. Besides the infant, deputies quickly discovered 32-year-old Jessica Ann Parker - who had been shot to death. They then found her boyfriend 35-year-old Sherrell McNeill dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators said the older children were fathered by McNeill. (The baby) King was fathered by another man. - (Black-on-white) |
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| WATCH: (Black) Woman fights off abduction attempt (by black man) caught on cameraDETROIT - A horrifying attack at a local cell phone store left a Detroit woman hospitalized. "I was scared, I was screaming please help me," said Daisha Paul. "(I said) somebody help me I don't know him." Paul says she went to pay her phone bill at the Metro PCS store on Gratiot near McNichols in Detroit Friday afternoon, when all of a sudden a man who had just walked into the store, began to attack her. Surveillance video shows how the random man tried to kidnap the young woman by dragging her out the door. "I was punching, stomping, pulling hair, cursing, calling names," Paul said. The young victim said it happened so fast, there were multiple customers inside at the time and no one did anything about it. They stood around basically," she said. "I asked why (are) you doing this. I didn't do anything to you. I was screaming help." "...clearly you can't do anything in these streets of Detroit without someone trying to violate you." |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Man, 35, charged in sex abuse of 14-year-old boy A 35-year-old Tuscaloosa man is being held more than $100,000 bond in the sex abuse of a teen boy. Tuscaloosa police today announced charges against Jeffery Dewayne Munford. Lt. Teena Richardson said police on July 3 launched an investigation into multiple counts allegations against Munford in relation to a 14-year-old boy. The victim told investigators that for the past several months, while he was visiting family members, the sexual encounters occurred. Police have now charged Munford with three counts of second-degree sexual abuse and three counts of sodomy. |
Berkeley police arrest man in series of sex assaults A man wanted for three sexual assaults in 2008 and multiple home invasions, peepings and prowlings was arrested in Berkeley after police made a forensic break in the case, authorities said Friday. Police believe the suspect, 24-year-old Johnny Dunbar IV, broke into people’s homes and sexually assaulted them in a string of attacks that pumped fear into Berkeley neighborhoods eight years ago. In a recent traffic arrest, officers took Dunbar’s fingerprints and matched them to those left at one of the homes in 2008, said Lt. Andrew Rateaver. |
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#JusticeForThumper: Deputies arrest man accused of setting rabbit on fire  UPDATE: Manasseh Walker has been taken into custody. He was found Thursday afternoon in Punta Gorda. SARASOTA COUNTY, FL – Sarasota deputies need your help locating the man accused of intentionally setting a rabbit on fire. Manasseh Walker, 22, of Englewood, is charged with Aggravated Animal Cruelty for the intentional burning of a domestic rabbit. Sarasota County Sheriff’s deputies said that the Animal Services officers were called to a home on Loranza Avenue on June 12 when a neighbor spotted an injured rabbit. The animal was taken to a rehabilitation clinic and the doctors said it may have been lit on fire intentionally. Sarasota deputies posted the photo of the rabbit on their Facebook page and the owner came forward and told them what happened. According to witnesses, Manasseh Walker said he had been bitten by ‘Thumper’ and a few moments later the man was seen chasing the rabbit while it was on fire. The rabbit is expected to survive. |
Police: (Black) Man threw lit firecrackers at dogs while friend recorded video  ROCK HILL, S.C. - Two Rock Hill men are facing animal abuse charges after a video reportedly shows one of the men throwing dozens of lit firecrackers at dogs. Rock Hill police said 21-year-old Deangelo Roseboro videotaped 25-year-old Tevin Anderson torturing three dogs in the back yard of a home on State Street. The dogs were chained up. "Anderson was throwing lit firecrackers at each dog so that they were exploding near the dogs," the Rock Hill Police report states. The report states the dogs were cowering and trying to get away from the explosions in the eight-minute video. "At one point one of the dogs went into its shelter where it was stuck as Anderson threw firecrackers in the shelter with the dog," the report states. |
(Black) Lawyer loses license over failed Maxim loan scam A former lawyer at the white-shoe firm Bryan Cave was stripped of his license Tuesday for his role in an elaborate scam involving the failed purchase of Maxim magazine. A Manhattan appeals court says Harvey Newkirk’s recent conviction for wire fraud should result in his suspension from practicing law. |
Girl, 4, Calls 911 on 'Passed Out' Dad in New Jersey Car A 4-year-old New Jersey girl called 911 to say her father had passed out in their car over the weekend, and the 41-year-old man was arrested, according to police and a published report. The girl called 911 around 9:30 p.m. Saturday and police found her and her father in the car near Palisade and Lafayette avenues in Cliffside Park.
The child wasn't harmed. Her father, Jamil Graham, of Englewood Cliffs, allegedly had a half-full bottle of vodka in the vehicle and failed field sobriety tests, |
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Woman dead, daughter injured after double stabbing  Michelle Kenny, 39, had been celebrating daughter Tomiesha Abraham’s 21st birthday with friends who stay in an apartment on the ninth floor when they were confronted by 27-year-old Ashanti Daniels, who lives in the building, police sources said. “They were friends,” another neighbor said of the mom, daughter and Daniels. “But [Daniels] is always drunk. And when she is drunk, she causes a lot of problems.” As the three women were arguing in the hallway, Daniels knocked Abraham to the ground, pulled out a knife and stabbed her in the arm and torso, sources said. |
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Serial thief targets city movie, TV production sets A serial burglar has been making unwanted appearances at a slew of movie and TV production sets in Brooklyn, striking at least six of them since April. The burglar is believed to be about 30 years old, 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. He was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, black boots and a dark baseball cap. |
(Black) Congresswoman charged with fraud in charity scam JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — US Rep. Corrine Brown of Florida and her chief of staff have been charged with multiple counts of fraud and other federal offenses in a grand jury indictment unsealed Friday after a federal investigation into a fraudulent charity with ties to the congresswoman. Brown, a 69-year-old Democrat, was to appear later Friday in Jacksonville federal court on charges of mail and wire fraud, conspiracy, obstruction and filing of false tax returns. She has represented a Jacksonville-based congressional district since 1993 — one of the first three African-Americans elected to Congress from Florida since Reconstruction — and is seeking re-election in a newly redrawn district. |
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Cops: Man Beaten, Robbed Near Temple University by three cowardly black teen thugs PHILADELPHIA – Police say a man was beaten and robbed just steps away from Temple University. Police released surveillance video of the attack, which happened late last month on the 1600 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue. Authorities say the 23-year-old victim was jumped by three people. Police say they stomped him on his head, took his wallet and cell phone, and then ran away. Police describe the suspects as black male teenagers, between 16 and 19 years old. |
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Police: 30 people fighting inside Chili Ave Walmart, one injured Gates, N.Y. - The Gates Police Department is investigating a fight involving 30 people that broke out inside the Chili Avenue Walmart Sunday night. Nykia Brooks, 17, of Chili, is charged with assault, harassment and disorderly conduct. Police said she allegedly threw a canned good cutting someone's forehead. Gates police said the fight started around 7 p.m. at the front of the Walmart store when one woman made a derogatory comment about another woman's outfit in the next check out line. Then, others jumped in. Police said at one point, one group went back to the sporting goods section and picked up bats. Officers took them away before anyone was hurt. |
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News station ordered to hand over full interview with murder suspect A Bronx cable-TV news station must give prosecutors unaired segments of an interview with a building superintendent on trial in the 2012 killing of a tenant amid a rent dispute, an appeals court ruled Tuesday. News 12 The Bronx interviewed Nasean Bonie, 30, in the Manhattan Detention Complex and aired a five-minute segment last year in which he made statements allegedly contradicting what he had told police. A Bronx judge ordered the news outlet to hand over the full 30-minute taped interview to prosecutors, but News 12 fought it. Ramona Moore, a mom of four, disappeared in July 2012 after allegedly arguing with Bonie over unpaid rent and his request that she submit false paperwork for rent subsidies. A few months after the interview, Moore’s skeletal remains were found by utility workers in Orange County. |
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Suspect identified in Sampson Co. Lakewood Country Club shooting SAMPSON COUNTY, N.C. -- The Sampson County Sheriff's Office says it has identified a suspect in Sunday's triple shooting at Lakewood Country Club in Salemburg. Deputies have obtained arrest warrants for Emmanuel Mikel Kerr, 21, of Garland, NC. They say he should be considered armed and dangerous. Kerr is accused of the murder of Anthony King, of Roseboro, and the shooting of Daniel Cooper. |
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Trial Begins for Black In Montgomery County Home Invasion Killing * Suspects on Trial for Home Invasion Killing   NORRISTOWN, Pa. — A murder trial is underway in Montgomery County for three Philadelphia men accused of shooting and killing a man in his Huntington Valley home because — prosecutors say — his daughter was trying to end an abusive relationship. Prosecutor Tom McGoldrick says on the day of the murder, defendant Naadir Abdul-Ali told his ex-girlfriend “If we can’t be together, someone has got to go.” About 11 hours later, four men stormed her house. As the 18-year-old hid in the closet with her one-year-old son, her father, 53-year-old Kevin Brown, confronted the men in the hallway. Five shots were fired, one hitting Brown in the throat and killing him. One of the co-defendants, Mujahid Matthews, entered an open-plea to third degree murder and other charges in exchange for his testimony. The remaining three — Abdul-Ali, Desmond Smith and Abdurrahman Amin — turned down the plea and are being tried on second and third degree murder together. |
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(Black) Son of Allentown's (Black) Former Police Chief Files Civil Rights Suit Over Arrest  The son of a former eastern Pennsylvania police chief acquitted of pointing a gun at two undercover detectives says racial profiling and political retribution against his father played roles in his arrest. Christopher Fitzgerald's federal civil rights lawsuit was filed last month and names 17 defendants, including Lehigh District Attorney Jim Martin and several law enforcement agencies. Prosecutors had argued that the 24-year-old son of former Allentown Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald pulled a gun on detectives following a 2014 road-rage incident. But a jury cleared him in the case. |
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Alfredo Rosales paid Esperanza Mani-Cortez to rape 14-year-old girl and 12-year-old girl |
Serial ‘green card’ bride is headed to rehab |
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New Jersey Driver Bhavuk Uppal Charged in Triple Fatal Crash Denies Being Impaired |
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These scam artists ‘remove’ evil curses for big bucks Cops are looking for five women who have swindled hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry from females in Asian enclaves across the city by claiming to be able to remove evil curses that had been placed on the victims’ families, police said Tuesday. In each of the five incidents, three of the five women approached the gullible victims, told them their families had been cursed and instructed them to bring all their jewelry and money in a bag to them. Police say all of the suspects are Asian. |
Authorities: (Another berserk racist black) Highway gunman motivated by police shootings - murders White mother of two  BRISTOL, Tenn. — A black Army veteran accused of shooting indiscriminately at passing cars and police on a Tennessee highway told investigators he was troubled by police violence against African-Americans, authorities said Friday. It was one of several spasms of violence across the country this week amid boiling tensions over policing and race. One woman died and three others, including one police officer, were injured in the rampage early Thursday morning. Meanwhile, police say officers have been targeted in Georgia and Missouri in the aftermath of two high-profile killings of black men by law enforcement and the Dallas attack that left five officers dead and seven more wounded. Other departments reported being bombarded with threats and some implemented new policies requiring officers to patrol in pairs. Civilians also have been caught in the fray. The woman who died in Tennessee was a newspaper carrier driving down the highway. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said in a news release that the preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect, 37-year-old former soldier Lakeem Keon Scott, who is black, was troubled by the incidents in other states, hundreds of miles away. All those shot were white, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Dallas Shooting Leaves 5 Police Officers Dead - “Some were shot in the back” (black racist) Suspect Is Killed       During an hourslong standoff after the attack, in which two civilians were also wounded, one suspect told police negotiators that “he was upset about Black Lives Matter,” the Dallas police chief, David O. Brown, said on Friday. “He said he was upset about the recent police shootings,” Chief Brown said. “The suspect said he was upset at white people. The suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers.” The police killed that suspect using an explosive delivered by a robot, he said, and arrested three other people. The chief said the snipers had worked together, firing rifles from triangulated positions, some of them looking down from elevated posts in downtown buildings. - (Black-on-white) - (Blue lives matter) |
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(Black) Detroit 19 yr old Formally Charged in Death of the (83-year-old White) ‘Flower Lady’   DETROIT, MI – He turned himself into police after he fled the scene of a three car crash that killed an 83-year-old Detroit woman known as the ‘Flower Lady’. The crash happened on Sunday, July 3rd, 2016, on Detroit’s east side. Charlotte Kish was known for taking care of the flower beds in the median of East Outer Drive between Mound Road and Ryan Road. She was critically hurt while watering her flowers when a car slammed into her. The driver, Deonte Renfroe, 19-years-old, of Detroit, who allegedly caused the crash, took off running and fled the scene. He turned him in on Tuesday, July 6th. Renfroe was arraigned Thursday, July 7th, 2016, on charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter with a motor vehicle. Charlotte Kish died from her injuries at approximately 1:30 a.m. Monday morning, July 4th. - (Black-on-white) |
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Lincoln police release victim's name in fatal robbery by short black male  LINCOLN, Neb. —Lincoln police have released the victim's name in a fatal robbery that took place Thursday morning. Robert Hanna, 51, was shot and killed during a robbery at a Kwik Shop near 14th and Adams streets around 1:30 a.m. Friday morning, Lincoln Police Chief Jeff Bliemeister confirmed Hanna’s identity, and said investigators need the community’s help bringing the killer to justice. “We know that there were multiple patrons coming in and out of that convenience store just prior to the shooting of Robert Hanna and we are asking are asking for the public's assistance,” he said. Bliemeister also said that security video showed no apparent struggle before the shooting. “In fact, it looked if he was complying with the request. Although there is not audio available, from the video it does show that Mr. Hanna was attempting to comply with the request of the person that did this senseless crime,” Bliemeister said. Investigators are looking for the robber now. They issued the following denoscription: -Black male -5'2" tall - (Black-on-white) |
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(Interracial) Parents of missing 2-year-old arrested after toddler's body found under Huey P. Long bridge The parents of a 2-year-old boy reported missing by his grandmother have been arrested after the body of a toddler was found buried in a garbage bag under the Huey P. Long bridge in Elmwood, according to Jefferson Parish Correctional Center records. Onterio Thompson and Gabrielle Whittington, both 21, of St. Tammany Parish, were booked Thursday (July 7) with unlawful disposal of human remains and obstruction of justice. The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office did not comment on the investigation Thursday. |
Man arrested with arsenal in car was 'trying to rescue girl from drugs' after model daughter overdosed A father whose aspiring model daughter died from a heroin overdose was on his way to 'rescue' a teenager from drugs when he was pulled over with a huge cache of weapons, it has been reported. Gun shop owner John Cramsey, 50, was one of three heavily-armed men who were stopped by New York police with a truck full of pistols, semi-auto rifles and a shotgun last month. Speaking to the New York Post, he revealed his grief at losing his 20-year-old model daughter Alexandria “Lexii” Cramsey, who was found dead next to alongside boyfriend Marquillis “Quillis” Calhoun, 22, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in February. Both had fatally overdosed on heroin and a powerful painkiller and tranquilliser. |
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Man accused in 2010 rape, capital murder that occurred a week apart  FORT WORTH A 26-year-old Fort Worth man has been jailed, accused of raping a 15-year-old girl six years ago on the Woodhaven golf course, then robbing and fatally shooting a man one week later. Antonio Ikeem Haynes was charged Wednesday with aggravated sexual assault of a child and capital murder. He is being held in the Mansfield jail with bail set at $300,000. |
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15-year-old (black) charged with attempting to sexually assault woman ERIE, Pa. A teenager is behind bars for allegedly threatening and trying to sexually assault a woman. Police say 15-year-old Anzyrie Henderson broke into a woman's home and held a kitchen knife up to her neck. The victim told police that Henderson broke in through a window and threatened that if she didn't perform a sex act, that he would kill her. It happened on the 300 block of Cherry Street on June 20th. Henderson is facing a myriad of adult charges including criminal attempt at involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, burglary and terroristic threats. |
Man sought in double shooting at Laurel motel LAUREL, Md. —Howard County police are searching for a man in connection with a double shooting at a Laurel motel in which a woman died. Kenneth Frizzell Diggs Jr., 47, is wanted on murder, attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment, burglary and firearms charges, county police said Wednesday. The charges stem from a shooting Saturday at the Turf Motel. Amanda Duer, 29, of La Plata, was taken to Laurel Regional Hospital, where she died. Derick Henderson, 33, of Washington, D.C., was taken to Shock Trauma, where he was treated and released for a gunshot wound to the leg. Investigators said they believe Diggs and the victims knew each other and were involved in a dispute. Police said witness told officers that Diggs entered the doorway of the victims' motel room and fired at both of the victims. |
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(Black) Man Arrested In Connection To July 4th Camden Fires  PHILADELPHA — The Camden County Police Department has a person in custody in connection with a rash of 16 arson fires over the 4th of July holiday weekend. Camden Fire Chief Michael Harper says it’s amazing that 44-year-old Charles E. Ricks Jr. has been arrested and charged with 14 counts of aggravated arson, because only 2% of arson crimes are ever solved. |
(Black African migrant) Mom charged with homicide after starting fatal fire The Bronx mother whose two toddlers died during a blaze in their Bronx apartment was charged in connection with the deadly fire on Tuesday, cops said. Haya Konte, 27, turned herself in at the 42nd Precinct where she was charged with criminally negligent homicide and acting in a manner injurious to a child on Tuesday morning, according to police. Konte left her kids — Jainabu Jabbie, 2, and Adama Jabbie, 18 months — alone in the home with burning incense while she went across the street to do laundry in April. |
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(Black) Southern California Woman Gets 3 Speeding Tickets Within An Hour - "only stopped because she’s black" LOS ANGELES — A California woman was arrested after getting three speeding tickets within an hour while driving in Pulaski County, Virginia. Police there say Kai Kitchen of Los Angeles was taken into custody Sunday and issued an arrest warrant for misdemeanor reckless driving. Police say Trooper N.S. Rife first spotted Kitchen traveling 93 mph — 23 mph above the speed limit — around 7 a.m. on Interstate 81. She was cited for reckless driving and released. Kitchen was cited a second time for reckless driving about 40 minutes later when Rife saw her speeding again. This time, police say she was going 97 mph. Then, at 8 a.m., Trooper M.R. Overholt caught Kitchen going 94 mph on I-81. Kitchen’s supporters allege that she was only stopped because she’s black, but her lawyer calls that nonsense. |
‘Prosperity Preacher’ can’t afford to keep $2M mansion A controversial preacher and New York Times best-selling author — who counsels his followers on how to get rich — has fallen on hard times and is offloading the church’s mansion in Orange County. “We’re really selling at a loss,” Bishop Bernard Jordan, known as “The Prosperity Preacher,” told The Post about the nine-bedroom Tuxedo Park estate he bought for $1.7 million in 1996. |
‘Hometown Hero’ arraigned for stealing from youth council A Bronx woman has gone from hometown hero to hometown zero. The woman, who won a free Volvo every three years after being named one of the car company’s Greatest Hometown Heroes for her work with troubled teens, was arraigned Wednesday on charges of stealing money from schoolkids to feed her gambling habit. Earnestine Russell, 66, pocketed $112,000 meant for the Baychester Youth Council, while basking in praise from Volvo and the City Council for her supposedly charitable efforts, authorities said. |
(Hispanic) Carlsbad man and (white) woman to be arraigned for sexual assault of 2 children |
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| URGENT: Dallas Police Chief: 10 Officers Shot At (Blacktivist) Protest; 3 Dead Dallas (AP) -- Two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers during protests in Dallas on Thursday night and three officers are dead, the city's police chief said in a statement. A statement from Dallas Police Chief David Brown released by a city spokeswoman said "it appears that two snipers shot ten police officers from elevated positions during the protest/rally." The gunfire broke out around 8:45 p.m. Thursday while hundreds of people were gathered to protest fatal police shootings this week in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and suburban St. Paul, Minnesota. The statement said three officers are deceased, two are in surgery and three are in critical condition. "An intensive search" for suspects is currently underway, it said. No one is in custody. - (Blue lives matter) |
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Martinsburg man pleads guilty to murder in slaying of 72-year-old woman   MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — A Martinsburg man charged in the March 2014 slaying of a 72-year-old woman pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of murder and four counts of fraudulent use of an access device to resolve the charges pending against him. William P. Jackson, 40, is scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 7 in the slaying of 72-year-old Martha Tyler. Jackson will be eligible for parole after serving 15 years of a life sentence for the murder conviction. He is expected to be sentenced to five years in prison on the other four convictions. Combined, Jackson is expected to serve a term of not less than 20 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole, according to his attorney, Kimberley Crockett. Children of the deceased and investigating officers in the case who were in court for Thursday's hearing said they were agreed with the terms of the plea deal, which were accepted by 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge Gray Silver III. - (Black-on-white) |
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Third (black) suspect caught — Three charged in death of (White man) Larry Weaver    Pittsburg, Kan. SIKESTON, Mo. — The third suspect in the murder of Larry Weaver, 66, of Pittsburg has been arrested. According to a release from the Sikeston, Missouri, Department of Public Safety, Larenzle Coleman, 35 of Oakfield, Tennessee, was arrested this week after allegedly attempting to sell Weaver’s 2013 Harley Davidson Street Glide motorcycle. He, along with two others, Ronnie Carl Robinson Sr., 49, of Sikeston, and Elsie M. Coleman, 40, of Little Rock, Arkansas, have been charged with first degree murder, first degree robbery, kidnapping and first degree tampering. Weaver had arrived arrived in Sikeston on June 26 at approximately 8 p.m. After he arrived he contacted his wife and relayed to her he was OK and was planning on leaving Sikeston the next morning to return to his home in Pittsburg. On the morning of June 27, Weaver’s hotel room door was found ajar and opened slightly by the cleaning crew but no report was made to local authorities. On the morning of June 28, 2016 at approximately 6:30 a.m. the Pittsburg Police Department contacted the Sikeston Department of Public Safety and asked for officers to check the Days Inn for Weaver. Upon checking Weaver’s room and finding he was not there and his motorcycle was missing, Sikeston DPS detectives and the Missouri State Highway Patrol investigators started investigating a missing person and the missing motorcycle. During the investigation surveillance video was gathered from several businesses in the area. The surveillance video showed a dark colored Chevrolet Avalanche pulling a single axle trailer into the parking lot on June 27 around 2:40 a.m. This same vehicle was seen leaving the parking lot at a high rate of speed approximately 14 minutes later. Officers located a delivery driver who was making deliveries in the area just north of the hotel who also reported seeing the truck and trailer leaving at a high rate of speed. - (Black-on-white) |
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