New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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| 17 April, 2014 |
Springfield Police Arrest Black Female Suspected Of Murdering White Man  SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Police have made an arrest in the March death of a Springfield man. Back on March 22, police responded to 5 Temple Street after neighbors reported a strange odor coming from a sixth floor apartment. When they arrived, they found 61-year-old Craig Sheridan of Springfield dead in apartment #603 and investigators say that he had been dead for about a week when he was discovered. Springfield Police Sgt. John Delaney says that Sheridan’s death has been ruled a homicide by the Medical Examiner’s office. Delaney adds that around 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, detectives arrested 28-year-old Diomaris Valentin of Springfield on charges of murder. Valentin will be held overnight and is scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday in Springfield District Court. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Suspect In Murder Of White Soldier, Pregnant Wife Now Faces New Charges   A teenager behind bars for allegedly killing a Fort Carson soldier and his pregnant wife is now facing new charges. Macyo Joelle January, 19, faces new charges of assault and harassment, but the reason why has not been released. The charges stem from crimes January allegedly committed while locked up for the murders of Staff Sergeant David Dunlap and Whitney Butler. Both were shot to death as they entered their home during a burglary in progress in early 2013. January is currently awaiting trial for the double murder, and returned to court Tuesday. He waived his right to a speedy trial--something requested because DNA evidence in the case was taking longer than expected to be processed. January's trial will now be in August instead of this month. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black indicted for murder of White jewelry store manager   A grand jury has indicted the suspect in the 2011 homicide of jewelry store manager Steve Toms not only for murder and armed robbery, but for joining four others in a criminal enterprise in violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. For Toms’ Nov. 15, 2011, fatal shooting in the Gold & Silver Trading Center Michael Jerome Johnson was indicted on two counts of felony murder for killing Toms, 63, while committing the felonies of armed robbery and aggravated assault. He also was indicted for the robbery and assault offenses and for using a firearm to commit a crime. In the same indictment the grand jurors included charges against Dimitrius Gordon, Sidney Person, Xavier Bell, Jockas Gilchrist and Theodore Alexander, who with Johnson are alleged to have planned and carried out a series of attempted or armed robberies around the city. The gunman found no one at the front counter when he entered the jewelry store, but someone in the back called out “Who’s there?” Toms peeked out and saw the gun, and tried to flee, but the robber caught him and brought him back to the front, where Toms opened the register and surrendered the cash. The robber then saw a ring on Toms’ finger and demanded it. When Toms refused and reached for a gun under the counter, the robber shot him several times, Johnson told Tyner. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man charged with murder of White employee who walked in on burglary  LOUISVILLE, KY – A man is facing murder charges in connection to the assault of a man who walked in on a burglary at his place of employment, resulting in his death. According to Louisville Metro police, Raymon Murrell was booked into Louisville Metro Department of Corrections at 4:23 p.m. Tuesday. Police said on Friday morning Phillip Schulz, 63, of Jeffersonville, was going to work at Packaging Unlimited, located at 1121 West Kentucky Street, when he came across Murrell who was unlawfully entered the business to break into vending machines. Officers said during the burglary Murrell hit Schulz in the head. Schulz was taken to University of Louisville Hospital for treatment. He was pronounced dead Saturday just before 9 p.m. According to the coroner's office, Schulz died of head and neck injuries from the assault. Murrell is charged with murder, burglary and tampering with physical evidence in Schulz death. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) 84-year-old Seafair icon victim of Seattle home invasion by blacks  SEATTLE — Seattle police are investigating a home invasion robbery at the home of a local Seafair icon. Police say an 84-year-old man was held at gunpoint by two men wearing ski masks, who they say kicked the older man when he was thrown to the ground in a scuffle. Neighbors say the home is owned by Sven Ellstrom, the owner of Ellstrom Manufacturing. He’s also known locally for racing his hydroplanes at the annual Seafair. Police say the men broke into the back of the home around 11:45 p.m. on Tuesday night. Police say the men made off with a Rolex watch, a diamond ring and the purse of a 51-year-old woman with whom Ellstrom was sleeping at the time of the home invasion. - (Black-on-white) |
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West Philadelphia Man Sentenced in Hot Coffee Attack Case - victim was White woman  PHILADELPHIA — A West Philadelphia man has been sentenced to prison for a devastating attack on a donut shop worker. The prosecutor says 54-year-old David Timbers has been sentenced to 23 months in prison for throwing hot coffee that injured and scarred the young woman. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for rape and murder of 89-year-old White woman to have competence determined by jury trial  LUBBOCK, TX - Attorneys for a Lubbock man arrested for the murder of a Slaton woman in 2012 went before a grand jury to determine his competency to stand trial on Friday. 22-year-old Sampson Blake Oguntope was found incompetent to stand trial in April 2013 and was sent to a state hospital in Vernon, TX for further observation. Oguntope's doctor found him to be competent in August, but Oguntope's attorneys filed a motion objecting those findings. A judge considered this objection on Friday and decided the issue will be decided in a jury trial. A jury will consider Oguntope's competence later this month. Oguntope was arrested in February 2012 for the murder of 89-year-old Faye Gray in Slaton. Gray's caretaker, 21-year-old Megan Moore, was also shot in the altercation, but was able to escape. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) teen up for 'shock probation' after four months of eight-year sentence - White victims are outraged   RICHARDSON — Brittany Barton can't get the image out of her mind — a burglar in her bedroom in the middle of the night. "It was the creepiest thing I've ever seen," she said. "The worst part is feeling like you can't protect your child. You can't bring him home to a place that is safe." A flashlight scanning the room startled her awake early one morning last September. As she nudged her fiancée to get up, Barton watched the intruder go through her dresser. He finally got spooked and sneaked out of the room when Barton’s fiancée, Jeremy Bay, asked "What?" to her insistent nudging. Police quickly caught the intruder, Brandon Jordan, 19. He’s a neighbor who was already on probation for theft when he was caught with cash, computers and a TV from Barton's home. "The chance of him getting to live right behind us again? That's unreal," Barton said. It’s unsettling, too. But the couple is setting aside fear and returning to court to demand that Brandon Jordan face justice.- (Black-on-white) |
Police Investigate After (White) Bicyclist Attacked By Feral Pack Of (black) Teens BALTIMORE — An evening bike ride for a cyclist turned violent after he was attacked by a group of teenagers–and it’s caught on camera. The man was wearing a helmet with one additional feature his attackers did not know about–a camera positioned on top. Now that video is in the hands of Baltimore City Police, who are combing through the images. It was a dark Saturday evening when Mike Bowman, 32, peddled his way down Guilford Avenue toward Hampden, where he was meeting friends. “There’s a bunch of kids that hang there at Lanvale. Before I knew it, there’s a guy chasing me. A bottle goes past my head,” Bowman said. In the video, you can see a teenager in a white T-shirt chasing Bowman, as he turned and looked behind him. As he crossed the intersection, he was intercepted by several teens on bikes, who knocked him to the ground. “You can hear in the video they’re laughing. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man convicted of killing elderly White east Bakersfield woman  The man who stabbed an 84-year-old woman to death in her east Bakersfield bedroom two years ago was found guilty Friday of first-degree murder with the special circumstance of burglary. David Eugene Webster II stabbed Margy Licastro on Jan. 16, 2012, multiple times with her kitchen knife. The incident happened during an early morning burglary at Licastro's home in the 1900 block of Baker Street. It was Licastro's husband, Joseph Licastro, who reported the home intrusion at 5 a.m. Webster, 33, could face up to life in prison without the possibility of parole when sentenced May 13, according to a news release from the Kern County District Attorney's Office. - (Black-on-white) |
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Canada: Black former basketball star one of two men arrested in deadly Scarborough shooting of White woman  A former high school basketball star is one of two men charged with first-degree murder in connection with a Saturday night shooting that killed a 33-year-old mother of four. Alwayne Bigby, 23, a 2009 Toronto Star All-Star from Eastern Commerce, will appear in an Eglinton Ave. E. court on Monday morning, alongside 21-year-old Michael Davani, who is also accused in the slaying of Andrea White. White lived in a townhouse in a co-op complex on Forest Creek Pathway, near Morningside Ave. and Old Finch Ave. in northeast Scarborough. She shared the home with her common-law husband and four children. Police said White wasn’t the target of the drive-by shooting. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
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Greenville Shooting Spree Suspect On Camera For First Time  For the first time since his arrest, the suspect in last summer's Greenville shooting spree has appeared on camera. Lakim Faust appeared in a courtroom at the Pitt County Detention Center this morning. He is accused in the June 21st shooting spree in front of the Kellum Law Firm and across the street at Walmart. A grand jury indictment said the shooting was racially motivated. All four victims were white men, while Faust is black. Faust was seriously wounded by Greenville police after they confronted him on Hooker Road. Until today, most of Faust's court appearances have been in secured locations, away from the media. He is being kept at Central Prison in Raleigh while awaiting trial. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
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Black purse-snatcher in custody for attack on White grandmother outside Walmart   MIAMI TWP. — A man is facing felony charges for reportedly beating a Dayton woman in a Walmart parking lot this week. Dionte English, 25, of Detroit was being held at Montgomery County Jail following the Monday attack, which occurred at the Walmart on York Commons Boulevard. Just after 9:30 p.m., English attempted to steal 52-year-old Dora Hemp's purse, according to a Butler Township Police Department report. When Hemp refused to hand her bag over, English "threw her to the ground and struck her several times." A pair of shoppers saw the attack, stopped English and held him to the ground until officers arrived. "We saw him punch the lady," Frederick Goff said in a phone interview Thursday. "I had to do something." Goff and his friend James Benson stopped the attack and apprehended English, according to police. According to hospital officials, she had a broken nose, left orbital and cheekbone fractures, air in her left eye and no movement in her right eye. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Freeport Woman Dies After Shooting During Domestic Dispute With Black Live-in Boyfriend FREEPORT – Thirty one year-old Melissa Nickel and 31 year-old Kevin Scott have many pictures on their Facebook pages holding and hugging one another, but that was during happier times. Documents obtained by 'Eyewitness News' show their relationship had taken a dark and violent turn. That relationship that lasted 2.5 years ended with Nickel shot in the head in front of the home the two once shared. She died on Wednesday, while Scott remains hospitalized after being shot by police. According to a document written by Nickel this was not the first time Scott had threatened her life. On April 4th, 2014 Scott drove the two up to Flagstaff Hill at Krape Park in Freeport; he kept her in the car and threatened her life multiple times with a knife, and then told Nickel he had been looking for a gun. That terrifying incident prompted Nickel to file an Emergency Order of Protection against Scott, saying he was abusive and thought to be armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
2-time convicted black killer indicted in ’76 Toledo death of white woman 'acquaintance'  Nearly four decades after a young woman bled to death inside her Old West End apartment, a man already convicted of two murders has been charged with killing her. Martin Woods, 57, who is serving a life sentence at the North Central Correctional Facility in Marion, Ohio, was indicted Tuesday on one count of murder by a Lucas County grand jury for the 1976 death of Rebecca Gerst, 20. “It was a very tragic happening back then. It was a very sad thing,” said Catherine Gerst, the former sister-in-law of the victim, who called the charges “a relief.” Ms. Gerst, a part-time cashier at Churchill’s supermarket on Monroe Street, was found in a pool of blood in her second-floor apartment at 2274 Parkwood Ave. on Feb. 4, 1976. An autopsy showed that she died of massive bleeding from the neck, and she also had been choked. Jeff Lingo, chief of the criminal division for the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office, described Woods as “an acquaintance — someone she knew,” but he would not be more specific. - (Black-on-white) |
Black ex-husband charged with murder of (white) Holland mother of six  TOLEDO -- The ex-husband of a Holland woman whose body was found in a car in Fulton County in February has been charged with murder. Ronald C. Boaston has been charged with murder in the death of Brandi Gonyer-Boaston. Police say he strangled his ex-wife inside a Holland residence on or around February 14, 2014. Gonyer-Boaston's body was found inside of a car after the alleged strangulation. Fulton County Sheriff's deputies were called after hunters found the vehicle in a field. . An autopsy revealed Gonyer-Boaston died of asphyxiation. Ronald Boaston's actions were corroberated by several witness statements along with his own statements made to investigators. Gonyer-Boaston was mother of six. She worked as a nurse at a Waterville care station. - (Black-on-white) |
Man arrested, suspected in two cold cases of murdered mothers    A man suspected of murdering two women within a year of each other is in police custody. Walter Bass, 37, has been charged with the murder of Evelyn Gunter, who went missing in March of 2013. Months later, Gunter's body was identified after her family attended a DNA event. Investigators learned her body was discovered two days after she disappeared. She was shot multiple times, wrapped in barbed wire, set on fire and burned beyond recognition. Gunter's daughter Jemima says she suspected Bass all along. He was dating Evelyn at the time. The case gained traction when it was handed over to the newly-formed Detroit Police Department's Homicide Task Force, which is now looking at Bass for another murder. Bass is suspected in the death of April Black. He was last seen with the mother of six on June 6, 2012 at a convenience store in Redford. Her body was found the following week floating in the Rouge River. Black lived on Burt Street, just a few doors down from Bass. Earlier Tuesday police raided Bass' house on that street, seizing rifles, a computer and other evidence. Bass spent 15 years in prison for first-degree criminal sexual conduct. - (Black-on-white) |
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Final defendant in Gregory Gross beating death gets 30-year minimum sentence     SAGINAW, MI — A 21-year-old man on Monday, April 7, became the second of four defendants to receive a 30-year minimum sentence for the February 2012 beating death of Gregory Gross. With Monday's sentencing of Elmer T. Curry III, Saginaw County Circuit Judge Robert L. Kaczmarek now has sentenced all four men charged in Gross' death. Kaczmarek sentenced Curry to 30 to 50 years in prison for second-degree murder, a charge to which Curry pleaded in July for his role in the Feb. 26 death of the 52-year-old Gross on Roberts near Ray on Saginaw's southeast side. Curry's plea agreement called for him to testify against his co-defendants, but he reneged on that in October during Daquavis D. Martin's trial. Curry's sentence is the same one that William T. White, 21, received in March. White, also known as “Moo Moo,” also pleaded to second-degree murder but did not agree to testify against his co-defendants. DeMarkus R. Bowes, 19, did testify against Martin and was sentenced to 18 years and nine months to 40 years in prison for second-degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Suspect Charged In Craigslist Homicide Of White Man  ALLENTOWN, Pa. –When it comes to Craigslist, sellers and buyers beware. That’s what Allentown police say after a man was fatally shot trying to sell his car. Eric Ervin had posted an ad, hoping to get $18,000 for a 2003 BMW. The suspect, Tyrell Young, responded to the ad and agreed to meet Ervin Tuesday at his auto-detailing shop. Lehigh County District Attorney James Martin says, “Supposed to have occurred sometime between 3 and 4 in the afternoon, as it happened. He did not appear until sometime after 6 p.m.” Police say both men went for a test drive. When they returned to the shop, police say Young shot the victim once in the neck and took off with the car. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black suspect's mother turns butcher knife used to butcher White man over to police |
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Surprise Guilty Plea In Monroe County Murder - black admits murder of 87-year-old retired White teacher  STROUDSBURG — There was a surprise guilty plea Monday morning in Monroe County as a murder trial was about to begin. Rico Herbert pleaded guilty to third degree murder and other charges in Monroe County court. More than two years after his arrest, Rico Herbert pleaded guilty to third degree murder and other charges in Monroe County. Herbert admits killing 87-year old Joseph DeVivo in 2012. Back in 2012 Herbert was charged with killing DeVivo, a retired school teacher in Stroudsburg. Herbert now admits he smothered DeVivo, took off with DeVivo’s car and wallet and drove his body to South Carolina where he dumped it. Prosecutors say Herbert’s plea spares the DeVivo family from gruesome testimony. “Oh absolutely, the reliving of this, there would have been some very graphic evidence, one of the counts being abuse of a corpse.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Fatal shooting in Bi Lo parking lot   Augusta, GA - The shots fired in this parking lot left one man dead. 35 year old Michael Hanson was shot and died at the scene. Deputies say they believe the shooting to be drug related. Officers stopped a suspect vehicle and three men were taken into custody. One of them was also shot and is receiving medical treatment. The Richmond County Sheriff's Office says they have three men in custody at this time. 28 year old Ricardo Jones, 27 year old John Lee Scarboro, and Bartrel Griffin are being charged with murder and robbery by sudden snatching. Jones and Scarboro have been committed to Charles B Webster Detention Center. Griffin will be committed after being released from a local hospital for a gun shot wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Suspect In Mt. Vernon Homicide of 80-year-old White Woman Arrested  MOUNT VERNON, Ohio - A man suspected in a homicide at a Mount Vernon apartment complex was taken into custody after a two-hour manhunt Tuesday morning. Mount Vernon police were called to Hiawatha Village, a 73-unit apartment complex, in the 900 block of Beech Street at about 8:10 a.m. Tuesday. Upon arrival, police found 80-year-old Marilyn Eversole deceased in the apartment. A second victim, identified only as a home health aide for Eversole, was found injured on a bathroom floor. She was transported to Knox Community Hospital. According to police, a suspect in the homicide was identified as 34-year-old Tyrone Caldwell, and a search for him, and a person of interest began. The Knox County Sheriff's Office reported that Caldwell was taken into custody at about 11 a.m. Tuesday. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Trio charged in 2010 slaying of White 80-year-old Hayward woman HAYWARD -- After more than four years, three men have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the slaying of an 80-year-old Hayward woman. Donnie Tony Howard, 24; Lionel J. Harris, 22; and Ayodele Patterson, 21, appeared Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court to be arraigned on murder, burglary and robbery charges in the March 26, 2010, fatal shooting of June Carolyn Pavon. The senior, who lived at 25352 Spring Drive, was found shot to death the next day in her house on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Hayward hills. Pavon, a grandmother who lived in the home with her small dog, was last in contact with relatives two days before she was found dead, police said. Relatives visited her home and found her body after she did not answer their phone calls. New information released in court documents Tuesday revealed the men entered Pavon's home by forcing open a garage door so they could burglarize the residence. While inside, court papers show, the men confronted the senior; Patterson, who was age 17 at the time, shot her with a .22-caliber rifle as she sat on her couch and read a book. Court documents reveal she was shot twice in the chest and twice in the head. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury picked in Darius Johnson murder re-trial  Testimony is expected to begin today in the trial of the man accused of killing Robby Ray Kohn after attorneys took two days to pick a jury. This is the second trial for 22-year-old Darius Johnson of Chicago after the first one in January ended in a hung jury. Johnson is charged with first-degree murder, accused of fatally shooting the 41-year-old Kohn on Dec. 6, 2012, in Davenport. Following testimony at Johnson's trial in January, the jury deliberated two days but was unable to reach a verdict. Kohn's body was found in a rural Davenport farm field, 36 hours after police said he was shot in the head. Two others, Barry Hamilton, 21, originally of Chicago, and Jessica Loerzel, 21, of Davenport, have been convicted on lesser charges connected to the case. Hamilton testified at the first trial that he bailed Kohn out of jail two days before the shooting and Kohn owed Hamilton money on the day he was killed. Hamilton insisted he didn't shoot Kohn even though he was the one who drove Kohn, Johnson and Loerzel to the field. He testified that he watched Johnson pull Kohn out of the car and shoot him in the head. - (Black-on-white) |
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3 black suspects arrested on murder charges in slaying of White deliveryman Richard Salvia      STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Three young men were arrested Friday on murder charges in Tuesday's slaying of a Chinese food deliveryman in their community. Cops identified the suspects as James Sanders, 16, of South Avenue; Otoniel Carty, 17, of Bush Avenue, and Devin Hill, 19, of the 100 block of Andros Avenue. Sanders is believed to have gunned down Richard Salvia, 50, outside 244 Grandview Avenue, said a source with knowledge of the investigation. Carty served as lookout and Hill was an accomplice, said the source. All three live within blocks of where the killing occurred. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Bloods gang members kidnap White NC prosecutor's father - threatened to dismember him - FBI team rescues him   The alleged kidnappers of a North Carolina man rescued late Wednesday from a southeast Atlanta apartment complex sent the victim's wife a photo of him tied up and threatened to torture and dismember him, then return him to her in six boxes. An elite FBI team rescued 63-year-old Frank Arthur Janssen from the Forest Cove Apartments on New Town Circle in southeast Atlanta just before midnight Wednesday. He was kidnapped from his home in Wake Forest, N.C., on Saturday. Janssen's kidnapping was related to Kelvin Melton, a reputed high-ranking member of the "Bloods" gang who is currently serving a sentence of life without parole in a North Carolina prison after being prosecuted by Janssen's daughter, an assistant district attorney in Wake County, N.C. Melton was convicted in October 2012 on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, which made him a violent habitual offender. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Admits Shooting White Financial Aid Director at Stevens Institute  ST. LOUIS - A man accused of shooting the financial aid director of a downtown St. Louis business college has told a jury that he did it, ignoring the advice of his attorney. Sean Johnson testified at his trial Tuesday. He has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree assault, armed criminal action and possession of a defaced firearm. The shooting happened Jan. 15, 2013, prompting a lockdown at Stevens Institute of Business & Arts. Johnson told the jury that he didn’t intend to kill anyone. He says he was upset because his student loans were running out a few credits short of graduating. Financial aid director Greg Elsenrath survived the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police Arrest 3 Teens Following Dangerous "Knockout" Game  DAYTON -- Tonight, three Dayton teenagers are in juvenile detention after participating in a violent game of knockout. We first told you about the frightening game last year when videos started popping up online from several states where suspects go up to a complete stranger and sucker punch them, trying to knock them out. Now this game has made it to Dayton. "Oh that's me right there, definitely. He's sneaking up, I didn't even know he was coming. I didn't even see that coming. I was like what the heck," said Ronald Baird while watching the full video of his attack for the first time. "Yeah, I remember this. This part I don't really remember." Three weeks ago a teenager came up to him as he was collecting cans near East Fifth Street and tried twice to knock him out. A second teen was recording the entire thing on a cell phone. When they failed, they ended up robbing him. "I gave them $3 and they took off running," he said. "I wouldn't give them my wallet or my phone, no way." The three teenagers thought their video would give them notoriety but instead it only landed them behind bars. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Teen pleads guilty in rape of White 93-year-old  ANDERSON, Ind. — With a jury selected and attorneys minutes away from presenting opening statements, an Anderson teen pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 93-year-old woman. Iquise Taylor, 17, will be sentenced on four felony charges on May 5, with the plea deal he accepted Tuesday capping possible prison time to 50 years. In front of his own family and victim Amelia Rudolf's family, Taylor pleaded guilty to each charge read by Madison Circuit Court 3 Judge Thomas Newman — burglary, criminal deviate conduct, criminal confinement and strangulation. On July 16, Taylor kicked in the locked door to Rudolf's home in the 3600 block of Hamilton Place in Anderson. He confined her to a bed, covered her mouth and raped her, according to court disucssions and previous reports. - (Black-on-white) |
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'White man tried to tussle with me so I shot him':    A 16-year-old was today arrested and charged over the murder of Nathan Trapuzzano, the newlywed who was shot dead as he took a morning walk. Simeon Adams, known by the nickname 'Red', is alleged to have confessed to a friend that he shot Nathan once in the stomach - after the newlywed, who was expecting his first child, reached down to his shoes as Adams made him strip during the robbery. Adams' friend Marvell Robinson told detectives he was woken up by the alleged shooter on the morning of April 1 at his home in Indianapolis. Adams told him: 'Man the police is out here and they are looking for me.' Robinson told detectives Adams made Nathan strip, according to the court papers. 'When he told Nathan to take his pants off the victim started reaching for his shoes and Simeon asked him (Nathan) "Why you reaching for your shoes?". Simeon said the "white man tried to tussle with me so I shot him"'. Nathan, a 24-year-old software engineer had been out for a morning walk at around 5am, when Adams and accomplice Martez 'Duh-Duh' McGraw allegedly targeted him. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man back on death row after escaping execution in 2003  TYLER, TX - An East Texas man who escaped execution 11 years ago is back on death row. 57-year-old Robert Ladd is awaiting the death penalty for murdering 38-year-old Vicki Ann Garner inside her Tyler apartment in 1996. He is accused of beating garner with a hammer then setting her body on fire. Ladd was set to be executed in 2003, but was granted a stay by claiming he was "mentally impaired". A Federal Appeals court rejected that claim on Tuesday. Garner's family says they just want to see justice served for Vicki. "We remember her every holiday, every family event. She's a big part of our lives and she always will be," says Teresa Wooten, Vicki's sister. Pictures and memories give Wooten strength. That strength was tested 11 years ago when Vicki's convicted killer got a second chance at life. "In 2003 I was driving my mom and dad to Huntsville when we got the phone call from the D.A.'s office that he had received a stay," Wooten says. Robert Ladd's execution was called off. Instead of heading to Huntsville, the Garner's game to KLTV for an emotional interview. "I thought today was going to end it all and I got a little mad," said Gene Garner, Vicki's dad. "I don't think that we'll ever find closure," said Wooten. Vicki's family continued to fight. Now, her sister's are moving forward alone. - (Black-on-white) |
White Minnesota Man Recovering After Getting Shot 3 Times By Black  A Wadena County man is recovering after getting shot over the weekend after an incident at a St. Cloud bar. Meanwhile, the suspected shooter is behind bars. Cordney Holmes, 24, was arrested for second degree attempted murder and first degree assault after shooting Nimrod, Minnesota native James Gackstetter. Gackstetter was bartending at the The Press bar in St. Cloud on Friday night when he asked two under-aged girls to leave the bar. St. Cloud Police say once the girls were escorted outside, that's when an altercation occurred and Holmes allegedly shot Gackstetter three times. Gackstetter is recovering at a hospital in St. Cloud after getting shot twice in the abdomen and once in the hand. Through his recovery, he's started a video blog tracking his progress and thanking his supporters. "To all the visitors, the thoughts and prayers that are out there... it really means a lot to know that everyone's out there thinking about me. I want you to know that I do appreciate it," Gackstetter says in his video. He goes on to thank everyone at The Press bar for their support the night of the shooting, the St. Cloud Police, and the nurses at the hospital who are helping him recover. Gackstetter has already had surgeries to repair his intestines and bladder and, in his most recent video, says his hand will also need surgery. - (Black-on-white) |
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White female College students upset, angered after black teens tie them up, rob them in Carrollton home  NEW ORLEANS — People living Uptown are again victims in their own home. This time, college students in the 7800 block of Panola Street said teenagers, possibly 14 to 17 years old – acted like they had a gun and robbed the women in a usually quiet neighborhood. The Tulane students didn't worry about sitting in their den Friday afternoon with the front door open to let in the fresh spring air. But that's when something horrifying happened. "I came downstairs to crying girls who said that they had been robbed and they were untying themselves and there was broken glass on the floor. Shocking, really," said the student. The Tulane student was upstairs in her bed when she heard noise coming from her housemate and a friend downstairs. Three men came in the house, used computer cords to tie the two college students up, then robbed them of money, several electronic devices and debit cards. "They were crying. They were hysterical and apparently they were told to shut up and be quiet the whole time," the student said. SUSPECTS’ DEnoscriptIONS FROM NOPD AND TULANE POLICE: All were 14-17 years of age with a dark complexion and did not have facial hair. Suspect 1: Black male, 5-foot-8, muscular build, short buzz cut hairstyle, tattoo of two unknown words across chest, shirtless, black pants, black & white skeleton gloves. Suspect 2: Black male, three-inch twist type hairstyle, red & black horizontal striped polo shirt, 5-5, 150 lbs. Suspect 3: Black male, shortest of the three. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Man Receives Two Life Sentences for Best Buy Shooting     A man found guilty of first degree murder for a shooting outside a Best Buy in 2012 returned to court Monday morning. Both sides in Willie Wise's case returned to a Tulsa County courtroom for formal sentencing. Wise was given two life sentences without parole. Wise was found guilty in March for his role in the shooting that left two men dead. His jail time will run consecutively. Jeremy Foster, the second man accused of taking part in the shooting, will return to court for his jury trial in June. Authorities previously said that shots were fired from the parking lot. One bullet hit Norman in the parking lot and another struck Graydon Brown inside the store. Police said 34-year-old Scott Norman was the intended target. Brown was an innocent bystander. Surveillance video showed that the shooter ambushed Norman in the parking lot and fired multiple rounds. At least one bullet hit Norman in the back. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black guilty of murder of White man outside Original Hot Dog Shop |
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1 arrested, police search for 2 others after day-long crime spree - White female pistol-whipped and robbed  March 27, 2014 - ATLANTA — An armed robbery spree that spanned three counties and lasted more than six hours came to an end Wednesday afternoon after police arrested a man considered to be a dangerous gang member. Two other suspects are still on the loose. A (White) mother of two came face to face with Brian Kennedy when he pistol whipped her and robbed. She said she thought he was going to kill her. "'I'm about to die,’ and that's what I thought," the woman said. The woman said she was still shaken up and emotional after being robbed of her purse and struck across the face with the gun. She said she literally looked down the barrel of a gun. "It’s a scary feeling to think that just for $15 you might not see the rest of your family," the woman said. Police think the man who put that fear in her is Kennedy. He was taken into custody by U.S. marshals Thursday. Police said that Kennedy went on a day-long crime spree with two other men, including robbing three people at gunpoint, after stealing a silver BMW from a DeKalb County gas station. U.S. marshals arrested Kennedy, who they say is a dangerous gang member suspected of rape, nearly a dozen carjackings, as many as six armed robberies. - (Black-on-white) |
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'Run ... kick ... punch': Little (White) girl thwarts abduction attempt by black man PARKLAND, Wash. - A 6-year-old Parkland girl is safe today because of her smart, quick actions when two men tried to kidnap her in broad daylight in her own neighborhood. The drama unfolded Wednesday as the little girl, Savanna Norman, was walking home after playing and jumping on the trampoline at the home of her friend, 9-year-old Raquelle Pittenger, who lives right across the street. "I looked both ways, and there was no one coming but … then I went halfway across the street, two guys came out of nowhere," Savanna says. And what happened next is every parent's nightmare. "They grabbed me," says Savanna. But Savanna's smart moves made her mom very proud. "Run ... and kick ... and punch," says the little girl. "What's the No. 1 thing you did that got everybody's attention around the whole neighborhood?" asks Savanna's mom, Amy Norman. "I kicked him," says Savanna. "I screamed loud." This 6-year-old knows "stranger danger" well. "'Cause mommy teaches me," she says. Amy saw the attempted kidnapping from her front window, and dashed out the door. "My heart was pounding," she says. Meanwhile, her 9-year-old friend Raquelle watched from steps away. "It made me feel scared and terrible," she says. It was a dangerous situation - derailed by a smart little girl who remembered the right thing to do. "Very proud," says her mom. "What happened ... was very scary for all of us." Now the Normans are considering moving from their neighborhood - or at the very least putting a fence up around their house. The prime suspect, Jakeel Rashon Mason, was arrested and booked into the Pierce County Jail for investigation of unlawful imprisonment. He is being held on $150,000 bail. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family speaks about Boyd murder case  Although Katharina Lawn likely already knew, her daughters on Friday headed to the cemetery to visit their mother, and tell her that the man who killed her nearly seven years ago was finally convicted. A state Supreme Court jury found Darrell Boyd, 49, guilty in the brutal slaying of Lawn, his former neighbor, inside her apartment on April 20, 2007. Lawn's daughters - Tammy Pierson, April Northern and Holly Stevens, who both live in Texas - said they were "extremely happy" to hear jurors convict Boyd of second-degree murder. "It's been seven years," Northern said. "Unfortunately my mom wasn't (in court) to speak, but everyone was able to speak for her. We're grateful and feel like justice was served." Boyd, she said, won't be on the streets or able to hurt anyone else. Boyd fatally beat and strangled Lawn, 54, inside her apartment and set furniture on fire in an effort to conceal the crime, according to Assistant District Attorney Brian Green. He argued that Boyd was angry at Lawn for calling the police on him two years earlier during a domestic dispute, which resulted in Boyd spending more than a year in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
Shooting near Modesto Junior College turns fatal - black suspect arrested for murder of White man  Modesto police are investigating a shooting near Modesto Junior College late Thursday morning in which a 51-year-old man later died. Modesto Police Department spokesperson Heather Graves said Kirk Lund was found suffering from a gunshot wound on the 1300 block of Leonard Avenue at 11:14 a.m. He was transported to an area hospital but did not survive. According to preliminary information, the victim may have been shot during an attempted robbery. The suspected gunman was found walking a few blocks away at Coldwell Avenue and Tully Road and taken into custody, Graves said. Graves said a handgun was located near where the suspect was caught. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Woman Punched At NYC Subway Station By Cowardly Racist Black Thug Speaks Out About Attack   NEW YORK — A woman who was punched in the face by a stranger at a Brooklyn subway station has opened up about the ordeal as police continue to search for her attacker. The search is on for the man suspected of punching 70-year-old Judith Maroney in the head before running away. The attack happened Sunday morning at the 4th Avenue-9th Street station in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Maroney said her nightmare began with her sitting on a bench waiting for the “R” train on Sunday morning. Next thing she knew, a stranger punched her in the face. “I was a sitting duck,” Maroney said. “It was totally unprovoked. I think I was in shock I had just had my face pummeled.” The retired public school art teacher said she was able to give police a detailed denoscription of her attacker. Detectives then found the suspect on security video, Carlin reported. Maroney said the man who punched her never said a word and then calmly and slowly walked away. She said sitting on the bench probably saved her life. “The guy was big enough, the way he hauled off, I could have been knocked onto the tracks,” Maroney said. She said she’s sharing her story because she wants people to know a dangerous man is on the loose, Carlin reported. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Chelsea man gets life for killing White Everett woman  WOBURN, Mass. — A 62-year-old Chelsea man has pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing a 20-year-old Everett woman during a dispute. Clarence Earl Berry was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty Thursday in Middlesex Superior Court to murder in the January 2012 death of Jessica Cormier. Prosecutors say Berry and Cormier knew each other and had exchanged phone calls during a disagreement in the hours before the killing. Berry stabbed her on the street outside her home. Authorities said Cormier's mother heard screams and found her stabbed on the porch of her apartment building. She was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. Berry was tied to the killing by DNA evidence from the blood on his clothing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black killer denied parole for second time for murder of young White woman  LAUDERDALE COUNTY, AL - A convicted killer will remain behind bars after the Board of Pardons and Parole denied early release for Corey Johnson Wednesday. Johnson will remain in prison for the next five years and will not be eligible for parole again until 2019. Corey Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for the 1998 murder of 18-year-old Shelaine Maxwell. This is the second time Johnson has been eligible for parole – he was last denied in 2009. Maxwell's family and friends said they will do whatever it takes to keep her killer behind bars. They fear what could happen if he's ever released. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Man Beaten By Mob In Detroit After Hitting Boy With Truck: Was It A Hate Crime? DETROIT - As a 54-year-old Roseville man clings to life in the hospital following a brutal mob beating on Detroit’s east side, many are starting to wonder if the whole thing was racially motivated. As first reported by WWJ Newsradio 950, an 11-year-old boy suffered a broken leg on Wednesday when he was hit by a pickup truck after walking into the street near Morang and Balfour. The driver, Steven Utash, immediately got out of his truck after hitting the boy and was viciously attacked by 10 to 12 men. The beating was so brutal, Utash was rendered unconscious. Utash’s son Joseph said that his father remains in a medically induced coma, nearly unrecognizable due to his injuries. He also said his wallet was stolen from his truck. Detroit Police Sgt. Michael Woody said Steven Utash was not at fault for the accident. “Our preliminary investigation shows the child stepped in front of his vehicle,” Woody said. Based on witness accounts, the attackers were African American. - (Black-on-white) |
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White ex-Navy SEAL talks of being shot by racist black man, his ‘hunt’ mode in seeking assailants  GRANGER TWP.: Christopher Mark Heben said it felt like he had been kicked in the gut by a mule when he was shot in a Montrose parking lot, but his Navy SEAL training quickly kicked in. The Granger Township man is recovering from a gunshot wound to the stomach after he was shot Friday outside the Mustard Seed Market in Bath Township. “It was as if someone folded you in half,” Heben, 44, said Wednesday. He was released Tuesday from Akron General Medical Center. Heben, who served as a SEAL from 1996 to 2006 and had multiple overseas deployments including in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan, said he went to Montrose around dinnertime to buy food for a birthday party when he got into a verbal fight with another motorist. The argument, he said, started after a car backed into him as he walked in the parking lot. He said he exchanged words with the car’s driver. “I said, ‘Dude, you almost [expletive] ran me over — you need to pay attention to what you are doing,’ ” Heben said he told the man. The driver, Heben said, countered that he was the one who needed to pay attention. After exchanging a few more words, Heben said, he started to walk to the store when he remembered that he left his wallet in his truck. A second confrontation ensued when Heben returned to his truck. The driver, who is black, Heben said, told him, “You got a big mouth white boy. You need to learn some [expletive] respect.” - (Black-on-white) |
Black man arrested for throwing concrete rocks at cars; (White) victim speaks  HOUSTON - Unsuspecting drivers sitting at the stoplight near the intersection of Monroe Street and the I-45 feeder road in southeast Houston found themselves targeted by a man armed with rocks and pieces of concrete. Houston police said Lamont Wright was throwing large rocks at drivers; two people were hurt and cars were damaged. Police arrested the 35-year-old, he's now charged with assault and criminal mischief. "They had a hard time getting him," said Harold Cate, who witnessed the arrest. "He had already been tasered and he would not cooperate. They had to bring in backup." Cate said Wright had a softball-sized piece of concrete that he launched at him. Cate tried to get away. "I just got up and run and went around the corner, that's when I was hit with the concrete," said Cate. Cate was hit in the arm and treated at the scene for minor injuries. The police were called and they took Wright into custody. - (Black-on-white) |
Update: The death of a homeless man brutally beaten in an eastern Pennsylvania laundry has been ruled a homicide.    49-year-old Robert Mohler died of a head injury he suffered during the assault, which was captured on surveillance video. Mohler suffered head and internal injuries in the Jan. 11 attack and was treated at a hospital and released. He was found dead approximately a week later. Reading police said Mohler was sleeping in the back of the laundromat with the owner's permission because it was cold outside. People are seen on video entering the business and repeatedly kicking and punching Mohler, leaving and returning to attack him several more times. Four suspects are charged in the attack. Now they may face murder charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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1 black arrested, 2 sought in stabbing of 83-year-old White Pinellas Park man      PINELLAS PARK, FL - Cuffed and heading to jail, 16-year-old Antonio Peterson didn't have much to say as Pinellas Park Police officers escorted him to a waiting van. During questioning, they say he admitted taking Charles Clark's car keys, but denied stabbing the retiree. “I'm sorry,” Peterson said as he was led to a waiting van. Twenty four hours after the attack, the 83-year-old victim is bruised, battered, and bandaged. “I have arthritis and it may have just disturbed it, ya know? Because it's sore,” said Clark. “Now I can move this one pretty good but this is where the damage is.” Police are also accusing Antonio Peterson's 13-year-old brother, Xavier, and Jazmin Burney, 15, in the Tuesday attack. They say one of them used a knife, cutting Clark's arm three times. In 2012, News Channel 8 covered Jazmine Burney’s report that a man tried to abduct her. The attack gave her a black eye and bruises, just like the victim of the knife attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Young white mother gouged in the eyes, punched repeatedly in the face and has ear almost bitten off by black ex-boyfriend   in horrific attack outside primary school while dropping off three-year-old daughter. A young mother has told how she feared for her life during a brutal attack by her ex boyfriend in which he gouged her eyes, repeatedly punched her in the face and almost bit her ear off. Emma Hunt, 22, had just dropped her three-year-old daughter off at a nursery in Nottingham when Martell Campbell, 24, launched a savage on her in front of horrified parents and children. The 24-year-old leapt out of bushes and grabbed Miss Hunt in a bear hug in the middle of the road. He then punched her repeatedly in the face and dragged her on all fours before throwing her down between two parked cars. Ms Hunt said she first started dating Campbell six years ago but said he started getting 'weird' after the pair had a daughter together. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Black boyfriend arrested, charged in white woman's killing in Glynn County BRUNSWICK, Ga. - Glynn County police responding to a report of a shooting just after midnight Wednesday found a 33-year-old mother of four dead in a home on Blythe Island Drive. The body of Casey Nicole Mitchell was taken to the GBI Crime Lab in Savannah for an autopsy. Police determined the shooting was the result of a domestic dispute between Mitchell and her boyfriend, Jermaine Thomas, who had fled the area prior to the officers' arrival. Thomas was last seen driving a 2001 burgundy Ford Explorer with Georgia license plate number PRY7973. Thomas was arrested Wednesday night in Glynn County. Deputies said they recovered the vehicle. - (Black-on-white) |
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BEAUMONT - A spokesperson for the Beaumont Police Department said officers have made an arrest in a case involving a body found in a west-end yard Monday. Samuel Thomas, IV, of Beaumont, is charged in the stabbing death of 
Isiah Smith was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in an August shooting after a fight in front of the Original Hot Dog Shop in Oakland. According to the prosecution, the fight between Isiah Smith, Nicholas Rotunda, and Sheridan had ended, and Sheridan was running away when Smith fired the single shot that killed