New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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| 10 May, 2016 |
(Black) 17-year-old arrested in death of (White) Lehigh Acres teen  LEE COUNTY - Lee County sheriff's deputies tracked down and arrested the teen they say is responsible for the shooting death of another teen in Lehigh Acres. Tarozjay Cherry, 17, appeared in front of a judge Tuesday morning at the Lee County Justice Complex and stands accused in a Sunday night shooting that left Jonthomas Hobbs, also 17, dead on Wanda Avenue. Deputies say a drug deal was the reason Hobbs and three others were meeting with Cherry. An argument broke out, Hobbs was shot in the shoulder and later died at a hospital. Cherry was booked overnight on a homicide charge and another charge of robbery with a firearm. The judge ordered Cherry not to have any contact with co-defendants in the case, but neither the Lee County Sheriff's Office nor the state attorney's office are aware of other arrests connected to the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White 'Dog Samaritans') Woman, son beat up (by black savages) after freeing dog from hot car in Clay  Two people were arrested after a woman says she and her son were beaten up for rescuing a dog they believed was overheating in a truck in Clay County on Saturday. Melanie May said she and her son Bradley Allen saw the dog foaming at the mouth inside a truck parked at Dollar General around 2:30 p.m. "Somebody left their dog in 93 degree weather. They had about an inch of air on either side with their windows down," May said. She and her son opened the truck door to let the dog out after they went into several stores to look for the dog's owner. Kendra Smith, the dog's owner, came outside and began to argue with May and her son. "(She) was very mad, very irritated, and very violent about messing with her vehicle," May said. May said Smith, 27, called a man and the two of them beat up May and her son. Officers found Allen laying on the ground, he and May had blood coming from their nostrils and mouths, according to the police report. Both were taken to the hospital with injuries. Allen got four stitches in his lip and three staples in his head, May said. One of May's teeth were knocked out and three others are loose from the attack, she said. Smith and 25-year-old Jalamb Trinney, who May said is Smith's brother, were arrested and charged with battery. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man sought after (White) NC mom and daughter killed, another woman kidnapped   CASWELL COUNTY, N.C. — Caswell County Sheriff’s Deputies have issued murder warrants for a man suspected of killing a mom and her daughter early Saturday. Deputies have two first-degree murder warrants out for 24-year-old Camiah Tylequis Walker of Burlington. Deputies say Walker should be considered armed and dangerous. Authorities responded to a home on Shady Lane near Gibsonville around 4:15 a.m. in reference to two people suffering gunshot wounds on Saturday. Sheriff’s deputies found two women unresponsive inside the home. First responders tried to save their lives, but the victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The victims were identified as 45-year-old Sherry Ann Burford and 20-year-old Bridgette Nicole Burford of Yanceyville. Relatives on Facebook and profiles on Facebook have indicated that Sherry Ann Burford, who goes by Sherry Ann Mclean, is the mother of Bridgette Nicole Burford. A third victim, a 21-year-old Courtney Michele Lunsford, who lives at the home, was taken against her will at the time of the shooting. Sheriff’s Deputies say she was found unharmed by the Thomasville Police Department. Walker shared a child with Lunsford and that the two women who were killed were an aunt and cousin of Lunsford. The toddler daughter of Lunsford and Walker was present in the house during the shootings and kidnapping. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Facing Charges After Valdosta Crash Kills 22-Year-Old (White woman)  VALDOSTA, GA - A man is in custody after Valdosta Police say he ran from the scene of a car crash that killed a 22-year-old woman. According to the Valdosta Police Department, they were called out to a crash in the 200 block of Norman Drive regarding two vehicles that had crashed head on Wednesday. Police say Anthony Curtis Smith was driving one of the vehicles and attempted to run from the scene after a crash but was stopped after bystanders chased him down. The second vehicle flipped upside down after the crash and the driver of had to be extracted from inside. Police say he was taken to the hospital with two fractured legs but is in stable condition. His passenger, 22-year-old Shelby Morton, was taken to the hospital but later died from her injuries. After an investigation into the crash, officers say Smith crossed the center line, causing the vehicles to crash head-on. Smith was charged with driving with a suspended license, driving on the wrong side of the road, leaving the scene of an accident and homicide by vehicle. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Bibb deputy killed in crash while pursuing (black) suspect   When deputies were pursuing a suspicious vehicle Thursday morning, Investigator Anthony “TJ” Freeman came to help. As he headed east on Columbus Road about 3 a.m., the suspect’s car slammed into the driver’s side of Freeman’s patrol car, sending him and his K-9 partner spinning into the brick porch of a nearby house. The force of the impact fatally injured the 29-year-old Freeman, who was a “deputy’s deputy.” A few hours after midnight, deputies trolling west Macon’s streets looking to intercept burglars and thieves noticed a suspicious vehicle. The driver, later identified as Martavius Taquan Kinder, 24, sped off and investigators pursued, calling for additional deputies to assist. Freeman answered the call and was going east. Kinder’s Toyota Camry darted out from Buena Vista Drive and broadsided Freeman’s black Dodge Magnum, which crashed into the front porch of 2882 Columbus Road. Freeman leaves behind his wife, Jessica, and their two children, Braden, 11, and Blaiklyn, 6. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White man) was brutally attacked by pack of 6 blacks in downtown Minneapolis - needed 21 stitches and lost 2 front teeth        MINNEAPOLIS - A man who was beaten and them robbed by several people this past Sunday is calling for more safety in downtown Minneapolis. Bruce Evans knows how lucky he is today to be alive. "I'm completely fortunate that it wasn't worse. I had to get 21 stitches. And two front teeth were chipped out," Evans said. Evans was walking home from a charity event near 8th St. and Hennepin Ave. early Sunday morning when he was attacked by six people. Court records say Derrick Houston hit Evans in the head - knocking him down and out. Then, while on the ground and unconscious, several others rifled through his pants, taking his money. A Minneapolis police spokesperson says officers arrested five people shortly after, and so far, four have been charged, including Houston. Evans says the last thing he remembers is seeing a pool of blood and two men wrapping their shirts around his head. Evans thanked the Good Samaritans. "They were amazing," he said. "I had guardian angels." - (Black-on-white) |
Gwinnett officer gets 10 staples in head, possible concussion after beating    Gwinnett County police arrested a 25-year-old man early Wednesday morning on charges of assaulting an officer, who had to get 10 staples in his head and is believed to have suffered a concussion, the agency announced. Police found David Gill of Forest Park walking down Winder Highway shortly after 2 a.m. carrying a duffle bag and decided to make contact with him because of a burglary attempt that had been reported the night prior, said Cpl. Deon Washington. The suspect allegedly ran, prompting a foot chase. The officer caught up behind a building at 2145 Village Broad Street. A struggle ensued. The officer’s baton fell. “The suspect picked up the … baton and struck the officer in the face several times,” Washington, Gwinnett police spokesman, said. “The officer began bleeding profusely, became dizzy, and was having a difficult time seeing the suspect. The officer drew his service weapon and ordered the suspect onto the ground. The suspect immediately dropped the … baton and sat on the ground.” - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Waterloo Man Pleads Guilty To Vehicular Homicide - crashing car into home of 86-year-old (White) man  WATERLOO - One Iowa Man, pleading guilty Thursday to vehicular manslaughter. Weadeh Tucker admitted to crashing his car into the Waterloo home of a 86-year-old Milo VanSchoyck, killing him. Tucker was driving drunk along Dysart Road when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a home just after midnight back in June of 2015. KWWL spoke with victim's widow about the plea deal. Tucker faces up to 25 years in prison and a $150,000 dollar fine. But Milo's wife, Jessie Mae Haefele, says that isn't enough to pay for her husband's life. However, she says she is thankful it is finally over. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Stockton homicide suspect asks judge to dismiss charges for rape and brutal beating death of 84-year-old (White woman)   STOCKTON — Attorneys prosecuting the man in the rape and brutal beating death of 84-year-old Hazel Dingman revealed that Alvin Larry Davis could face the death penalty if convicted of the charges against him. Davis, 76, is charged with murder and sexual penetration by means of force or fear with special circumstances that make him eligible for the death penalty. Davis was previously identified by the Stockton Police Department as Alvin Guy, one of his aliases. His other aliases include Alvin Davies and Bob Love. Davis was arrested in Las Vegas last month, nearly four years after Dingman was viciously beaten to death on July 5, 2012, inside her home in southwest Stockton. Davis, a registered sex offender, lived near Dingman’s residence in Stockton when the murder occurred and fled to Las Vegas shortly thereafter. According to an autopsy report from the San Joaquin County Coroner’s Office, Dingman was tightly bound, severely beaten and sexually assaulted with her own cane. Her hands were tied behind her back with nylons, her head was covered with a bloody pillowcase and there were indications that she had been beaten with an electrical cord. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Arrested In Shooting Death Of NJIT Student, 2nd (black) Suspect Still At Large  NEWARK, N.J. — Two suspects have been charged in the fatal shooting of a New Jersey Institute of Technology student who was killed during a burglary at a fraternity house in Newark, authorities announced Friday. Nafee Cotman, 18, and Taquan Harris, 22, both face murder, burglary and weapons charges, authorities said. Cotman is in custody, but authorities said Harris is still at large. Joseph Micalizzi was killed early Monday morning at the Tau Kappa Epsilon house on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near the NJIT and Rutgers University Newark campuses. The 23-year-old NJIT student from Freehold was shot twice when he resisted an armed robbery at the frat house, authorities said. Micalizzi was taken to the hospital, where he later died. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Freckle-faced black man) arrested for murder of (White) man  HAMILTON —A man is charged with murder in connection with a December shooting in Hamilton. Billy Joe Sickler was found dead with gunshot wounds on East Avenue on Dec. 16. Police got an indictment for Jamell Cavanaugh for murder and weapons under disability. He was also charged with two felony drug charges as the result of an unrelated investigation the Hamilton Police Department Vice Unit conducted. Cavanaugh was arrested without incident on Thursday, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury sentences (black) man to life for murder (of White man) - (shot in gut with .45 over a parking spot)  A Texarkana, Ark., man who killed over a parking spot at a State Line Avenue convenience store last year was sentenced to life plus 15 years in an Arkansas prison by a Miller County jury Wednesday evening. Marvin Arrell Stanton, 49, received a life term for murder and an additional 15-year sentence for the use of a firearm during the commission of a felony. The sentences must by law run consecutively. Stanton pulled into the parking lot of the Raceway convenience store about 10 p.m. on a white motorcycle Sept. 25. Several of Stanton's friends pulled their bikes into slots at the front of the store, but Stanton pulled up next to a pickup which sat idling in an area where he and his fellow riders typically liked to park. Jesse James Hamilton, 22, was about to pull his truck out of the station when Stanton shouted, "Get out of my (expletive) parking space," repeatedly. Hamilton and his passengers, Lavon Strong and Sanmarcos Jacobs, got out of the pickup, and Hamilton faced Stanton. Stanton drew his gun and fired. Hamilton's gut was in shreds, and the bullet nicked his aorta. About four hours later, he died on an operating table. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Susan "Suzie" Kay Daniel, 23, of Lerona, went home to be with our Heavenly Father Thursday, April 28, 2016. |
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(White woman) Woke up to a (BLACK) man standing over my bed:” Police need your help locating Terrance Thomas  MILWAUKEE -- Imagine waking up in the middle of the night and finding a strange man staring down at you. It happened to a woman on Milwaukee's East Side -- and police need your help locating the suspect, who has been charged with three counts of criminal trespassing. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of 39-year-old Terrance Thomas. According to a criminal complaint, Thomas is accused of illegally entering three occupied homes in March and April on N. Marshall, E. Juneau, and N. Summit on the city's East Side. The first incident happened on March 1st at an apartment on Marshall Avenue. Teresa McCabe calls it the most terrifying moment of her life. McCabe woke up to find Thomas "standing over her in her bedroom." Thomas is now charged with trespassing -- for three incidents that involved women who found Thomas in their homes between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. - (Black-on-white) |
Las Vegas police looking for (BLACK) person of interest in April homicide at Lee’s Liquor - where White clerk was murdered    Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help finding a person of interest in an April homicide at a southwest valley Lee’s Discount Liquor. The department released a photo of Lee Murry Sykes, 22, and asked that anyone with information about him pass it on to the department’s homicide unit. Police made two arrests Tuesday night in connection with the April 18 shooting death of Matthew Christensen, 24, during a robbery at the 8785 W. Warm Springs Road location. A group of three (BLACK) men in their 20s were caught on tape storming the store, asking for access to the safe and ultimately shooting Christensen several times when he could not open it. He died at University Medical Center. (Worthless black scum) Ray Charles Brown, 22, and Lee Dominic Sykes, 20, were booked into the Clark County Detention Center early Tuesday. Both men are facing several charges, including first-degree murder, numerous counts of first-degree kidnapping, robbery with a deadly weapon and conspiracy. - (Black-on-white) |
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Court affirms conviction, sentence of (BLACK) death row inmate in deaths of 3 (WHITE) Birmingham officers   The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals on Friday upheld the conviction and sentence of death row inmate Nathaniel Woods in the 2004 shooting deaths of three Birmingham police officers. In a 57-page opinion the appeals court affirmed a circuit judge's dismissal of Woods' petition challenging his capital murder convictions and sentence of death. Woods was convicted in December 2005 of capital murder for the June 17, 2004 shooting deaths of Birmingham Police Officers Carlos Owen, Harley A. Chisholm III, and Charles R. Bennett while they were serving a warrant at an apartment in Ensley. Woods also was convicted of attempting to murder Officer Michael Collins. Woods's co-defendant, Kerry M. Spencer, was also convicted of capital murder and was sentenced to death. Both men are awaiting execution on Alabama Death Row. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Good Samaritan shot dead trying to stop (black soldier) gunman who shot his black wife working at Walgreens   ARLINGTON, Texas - Police say a Good Samaritan was shot and killed outside an Arlington Walgreens trying to protect a woman who had just been shot by her husband. Police said the shooter, Ricci Bradden, a soldier form Fort Hood, came into the store at the corner of New York Avenue and Green Oaks Boulevard just before noon on Monday to confront his wife. Arlington Police say Bradden pulled out a gun and fired a shot into the ground and then fired another shot into his wife’s ankle. As she ran back inside the store, Bradden ran to his car. That's when Good Samaritan T.J. Antell, who had just witnessed the shooting, ran to his car and got his gun. Police say when Antell told Bradden to get out of his car, Bradden quickly got out and fatally shot Antell. Family and friends gathered at the Crossfit Gym in Arlington where the 35-year-old husband and father of three worked. "He went into a protective mode,” said Antell’s pastor, Marc Lowrance. “He's a father. He is protective by nature. He thought he could help everyone involved and tragically it went a different way." Police say Bradden then started driving toward Fort Hood. Friends tell say Antell served some time in the U.S. Marine Corps. - (Black-on-white) |
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Charges filed against (one of two black) suspects in murder (of White man)   Murder charges were filed Monday against one of the men detained in connection to the Feb. 14 fatal shooting at the Keizer Station shopping center. Timothy Bernard Calloway, 25, of Salem, was charged with murder, first-degree robbery and unlawful use of a weapon. Calloway and Diontay Wilson, 26, of Portland, were detained by Eugene police and questioned by Keizer police about the shooting death of 28-year-old Salem resident Jerrid Goodpaster. Goodpaster was found suffering from a gunshot wound in the parking lot between Starbucks and Burger King near Chemawa Road around 6:30 p.m. on Valentine's Day. He was taken to Salem Hospital and pronounced dead. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police have (black) suspect in Winton Hills slaying (of White man)  Cincinnati police announced they have a suspect in a fatal shooting that left a 25-year-old dead in Winton Hills Monday. Murder charges have been signed against Antwaun Rice, 30, in connection with the death of Derek Hail, according to police. Hail was shot at about 11 a.m. in the 5400 block of Winneste Avenue. He was taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he died from his injuries, said Lt. Steve Saunders. He declined to provide further details. Anyone with information is urged to call CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040. - (Black-on-white) |
(Deformed white wigger) Stepson and his Negro friend arrested for murder of White veterinarian Dr. Cynthia Campbell Eason   BURLINGTON - Two men are in custody -- including the victim's stepson -- after a Burlington woman was slain inside of her home Friday. Thanks to a tip to Burlington Police, the suspects, identified as 19-year-old Dylan Eason and 24-year-old Isaiah Churchwell, were arrested hours after authorities started investigating the homicide, according to a news release sent Sunday evening by Burlington Police. The victim, Dr. Cynthia Campbell Eason, was killed inside of her home in the 1300 block of Jasmine Street, police say. She was a veterinarian who was beloved in her community. Investigators believe the suspects left her house with stolen items. Cynthia Eason was Dylan Eason's stepmother, according to her husband and Dylan's father, Jon Eason. Jon Eason said he believes the death penalty is an appropriate punishment for both of the suspects -- including his son. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Woman stabbed, assaulted in 'random' killing on campus - black man (who tried to hit on her) charged with her murder  GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Police say the homicide of a 34-year-old woman on Grand Rapids Community College's campus was a random act of violence that occurred after the suspect tried to "befriend" the victim. Jeanne Lyn Huntoon, of Muskegon, was found stabbed and assaulted to death near shrubs and bushes on the campus about 2:47 a.m. Saturday, April 30. A witness reported seeing a man dragging her body in the 100 block of Bostwick Avenue NE, between the parking ramp and a building. Marcus Lamar Bivens, 19, of Grand Rapids, was arrested Sunday and is held on a count of open murder. He is expected to be arraigned Tuesday. Grand Rapids Police Sgt. Terry Dixon said investigators believe Bivens encountered Huntoon about 2:30 a.m. outside the parking ramp. They spoke for a few minutes before he allegedly produced a knife and stabbed Huntoon. He beat her when she was on the ground, then dragged her body a short distance, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black ex-soldier sentenced for kidnap, rape and murder of White 65 y/o Delaware Woman   An Army veteran has been given two life sentences without parole plus five years after pleading guilty but mentally ill to raping and killing a woman walking her dog in Brandywine Hills. Dwight L. Smith Jr., 28, ran down Marsha Lee, 65, of Wilmington with his red SUV in December 2011 while she was walking her dog. He then threw her into his vehicle and drove off, according to authorities. Witnesses told police they heard a woman screaming and saw the driver of an SUV put something into his vehicle, authorities have said. Lee was reported missing after her dog returned home without her, according to the Department of Justice. Smith was stopped by police in Wilmington later that day in an SUV matching the vehicle's denoscription, according to the Department of Justice. Lee's battered body was found unclothed near an isolated state Department of Transportation yard in Wilmington. Authorities have said she was targeted at random. Smith, a former U.S. Army staff sergeant, served in Iraq from 2007 to 2008 and in Afghanistan from May 2010 to April 2011, when he was wounded in a mortar attack. He was on leave from Fort Drum, New York, at the time of the Brandywine Hills attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Fayetteville PD arrest black former employee of murdered 72-year-old White man found dead at car dealership  FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. – Fayetteville Police have made an arrest in connection with the murder of a man who was found dead at a used car dealership on April 27. Joseph Carl Wallace, 72, of Fayetteville, was found dead Wednesday around 2:35 p.m. at Quality Automotive, police said. Detectives identified 48-year-old Ambrose Dumone Murray, of the 1700 block of Powatan Street, as the suspect in Wallace’s murder. Warrants were obtained charging Murray with first-degree murder, robbery with a dangerous weapon, and larceny of a motor vehicle. Murray was a former employee of Wallace, police said. Two cars were stolen from the dealership, a silver 2003 Toyota Camry and a black 2008 BMW 328i, police said. The Camry was found burned at the end of Squirrel Street on Tuesday, a day before Wallace’s body was found. At approximately 7 p.m. on Saturday, officers located and apprehend Murray in the area of N. Pearl Street. Police said Murray was arrested without incident. The same BMW 328i stolen from the dealership was found in the 200 block of Person Street later on Saturday night. - (Black-on-white) |
Police release surveillance images of two cowardly savage criminal blacks that robbed White girl on commuter train  CHICAGO -- Chicago police released surveillance images of two suspects in the robbery and beating of a student on the CTA Blue Line Thursday morning. Jessica Hughes was on her way home when she was attacked while sitting in a rail car near the Blue Line stop at Harrison and Kedzie. She says a man sat in front of her in a nearly empty train car and tried to take her cell phone. When she wouldn't relinquish it he hit her and even bit her hand, she said. Then, Hughes says, a woman who was with her attacker puncher her in the face before both fled to another rail car without her iPhone or anything else. - (Black-on-white) |
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Pictures released of two black suspects in connection with stabbing of 75-year-old (White) cancer patient    BOSTON —Police have released pictures of the people they say may have information about the stabbing a 75-year-old Roxbury man walking home from a store earlier this week. The attack happened on Burrell Street at about 8 p.m. Tuesday. Police released pictures of two people -- a man and a woman -- who they say are wanted in connection with the attack. "Why, why, why do they want to do that to him? He's the friendliest person you ever want to meet really," the victim's sister, Norma Thornton, asked. Family members said James Barton, who is being treated for cancer, was walking home from the neighborhood store after buying scratch tickets when someone tried to rob him. "It's very sad. He's an old guy and he's walking very slowly with a cane. He's walking very slow," store owner Mamen Rashid said. The retired grandfather was able to make it back to his sister's home, who called 911. "I couldn’t think, I said what the heck is going on," Thornton said. Barton tried to fight off the attackers with his cane, his family said. Barton is in stable condition at Boston Medical Center. He's had one surgery, and may have to undergo another one, his family said. "He's strong. He's a strong guy. Praying for him that everything goes all right," Thornton said. - (Black-on-white) |
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One (black) murder suspect in custody; other still at large - a White man and a White woman were murdered    NORFOLK, Va. -- Police have arrested one of two men wanted for a double homicide that occurred in the 5400 block of Ashby St. on April 18. The other is still at large. Quedell "Que" Higgs, 21, and Kamron "Kam" Sellers, 20, have both been charged with two counts of second degree murder and two counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Higgs is still at large He's described as 6'1", weighs 175 pounds, has black hair, brown eyes, and an unshaven appearance. He's considered to be armed and dangerous. Higgs is known to frequent the Chesapeake and Suffolk areas. Sellers was located in Charleston, South Carolina Saturday morning. He was taken into police custody and is currently being held at the Al Cannon Detention Center in Charleston County, pending extradition to Virginia. If you know the whereabouts of Quedell "Que" Higgs, contact the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP. You can also submit a web-tip at: www.norfolkcrimeline.com - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged in 2010 Saginaw homicide of (White woman) Taylor Poling  SAGINAW, MI — Prosecutors have issued charges in a 2010 cold case homicide on Saginaw's East Side. Tyrill L. Wade faces an open count of murder and three firearm offenses in the Dec. 7, 2010, shooting death of Taylor Poling. Prosecutors issued the charges Friday, April 29. Wade, 30, has been in prison since 2011 but is scheduled for release Tuesday, said Chief Assistant Prosecutor Christopher Boyd. "We've been looking at this for a while," he said. "Through a diligent effort from the Major Crimes Unit, they were able to bring us enough evidence that we were able to authorize the charges (Friday) before he was released." Boyd declined to comment on the specifics of the case pending Wade's future court hearings. It was not clear if a judge will arraign Wade via video conferencing from prison or if authorities will bring him to Saginaw on Tuesday. Police have said Poling's boyfriend about 8:30 p.m. discovered her shot inside her one-bedroom rental apartment at 446 S. 10th near Burt. Doctors pronounced her dead about two hours later. Poling, a 20-year-old Saginaw Intermediate School District Transition Center post-secondary student, had recently moved to the home, according to neighbors. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) OKC Woman Facing Murder Charge After (White female) Stabbing Victim Dies  OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City woman was arrested in connection to the stabbing death of another woman in southwest Oklahoma City, Wednesday night. According to police, at about 9:40 p.m. officers responded to the report of a stabbing in the 5700 block of S. Agnew. The victim, 50-year-old Malinda Brown, was found to be critically injured. Investigators said they were able to determine that the victim and the suspect, 49-year-old Zelder Yvonne Williams, had an altercation, which led to Brown being stabbed. Brown was transported to an area hospital where she died Thursday morning as a result of her injuries. Williams was arrested Wednesday night and booked into the Oklahoma County Jail on a complaint of assault with a deadly weapon. Investigators will be amending the booking complaint to reflect a charge of first-degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
Second Black Arrested In 2015 Murder of (White) Ted's Hamburger Shop Owner   TULSA, Oklahoma - Tulsa Police have made a second arrest in the stabbing death of the owner of Ted's Hamburgers. Police Sgt. Dave Walker says 22-year-old Clifford Owens was arrested Friday morning after jumping out a second story window and running from police. He was booked into the Tulsa County jail on complaints of first-degree murder and robbery with a firearm. James Coulson was killed on August 7, 2015. Police said he was opening his Ted’s Hamburgers restaurant in west Tulsa when he was killed. Alcon Sanders, 32, was arrested on January 6, 2016 at the Tulsa County jail where he was being held on unrelated charges. Sgt. Walker says there is still a juvenile suspect they are looking for in connection with the Coulson's death. Both Owens and Sanders are being held without bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Second black arrested in fatal Lincoln shooting of two (apparently white men) and family dog     LINCOLN, Neb. —Lincoln police have arrested a second person in connection with a fatal shooting last week. Angelique Fisher, 18, was arrested Wednesday as an accessory to a felony in the death of Christopher Coleman, 32. Another man, Jerry Griffis, 21, remains critically injured. Police Chief Jeff Bliemeister said a robbery took place before the shooting on April 18 and that Fisher provided false information about the shooting to police. Fisher is the girlfriend of Xheronte Lewis, 20, who was arrested earlier for aiding and abetting in the robbery associated with the shooting. According to court documents, Lewis told police that he went to Coleman's home near 19th Street and Euclid Avenue to buy marijuana. Lewis said he had just left the home when he saw a man dressed in a puffy jacket and carrying a gun go inside. Lewis then heard gunshots and found Coleman dead. A witness told investigators that Lewis was with the man in the puffy jacket, and they went back into the house together. Fisher is being held in the Lancaster County Jail. Griffis is paralyzed and remains in a medically induced coma. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Killer gets 30 years with no parole for fatally stabbing of (his obese white ex-girlfriend) a Jersey City Sunday school teacher  The man who brutally stabbed a Jersey City Sunday school teacher to death days after she broke up with him was sentenced to 30 years in prison yesterday. Michael Humphrey received his sentence yesterday for the 2014 murder of Patricia Santana, 53, his former fiancée who taught Sunday school at St. Anne's Church in the Jersey City Heights for 20 years. "She was braver than the coward who stole her life," Santana's sister, Carol Dowd said during yesterday's hearing. "A real man would have walked away, but you chose to deal with it the only way you know how — as a coward and a murderer." Humphrey, 45, bent forward and wiped tears from his eyes with a tissue held in his handcuffed hands as Dowd spoke before more than 30 friends and family members of Santana. Before sentencing Humphrey by the terms to his plea deal, Hudson County Superior Court Judge John Young said the crime was "so outrageous, so brutal." Humphrey said nothing at the hearing and "has certainly shown no remorse". On the morning of the attack — Oct. 9, 2014 — Humphrey called State Police and said he stabbed his girlfriend "all over the place" and he was turning himself in. Humphrey had blood on his hands when he was picked up. - (Black-on-white) |
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After acquittal in death of (White female) cab driver, (black crack addict) Johnathan Mitchell indicted in cab robbery  The man acquitted in the 2011 homicide of a local cab driver has now been charged in federal court for robbing her at the time of her death. Johnathan Dewayne Mitchell, 38, of Cedar Rapids, was indicted Tuesday of one count of robbery affecting commerce in U.S. District Court. The indictment states Mitchell obstructed commerce — the cab company service — by “violently” robbing Catherine “Cathy” Stickley, 54, who was driving a Century Cab on April 29, 2011. His initial appearance in federal court hasn’t been set. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in federal prison. Mitchell was acquitted in 2013 by a Story County jury for first-degree murder and first-degree robbery in the homicide of Stickley, 54, of Cedar Rapids, who was stabbed to death that night in 2011. The trial was moved from Linn County due to pretrial publicity. According to testimony, Stickley was stabbed 18 times in the neck and head. Mitchell’s prints were found in Stickley’s blood in the cab. The prosecution claimed Mitchell needed money for crack cocaine and he killed Stickley to get it. Mitchell was out on bond pending a 2010 assault when Stickley was killed. Mitchell admitted during the trial that he stole money from Stickley to buy crack cocaine but he said she was already dead, lying outside the cab on the ground in the 1500 block alley between Second and Third avenues SE. Mitchell was the only suspect in the homicide and the case hasn’t been reopened. - (Black-on-white) |
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Attorney: (Black) Man Who Fatally Shot Two (white) Teen Girls Should Get Manslaughter  OAKLAND — Diantay Powell’s defense lawyer admitted Tuesday that Powell brutally gunned down two teenage girls near Brookdale Park in East Oakland in 2012 but said he should only be convicted of voluntary manslaughter because he had a troubled childhood. In his opening statement in Powell’s trial in Alameda County Superior Court, defense attorney Darryl Stallworth said Powell “was walking around with no decision-making ability” because he’d been forced to move from home to home as a child, began using drugs at the age of nine and started taking painkillers after he was shot 14 times when he was only 13 years old. “My client, Diantay Powell, is responsible for the deaths of Bobbie Sartain and Raquel Gerstel but the issue you will struggle with is whether it was first-degree murder, second-degree murder of voluntary manslaughter,” Stallworth told jurors. Sartain, 16, and Gerstel, 15, were killed in a hail of at least two dozen gunshots in the 2600 block of Minna Avenue near Brookdale Avenue shortly after 5 a.m. on Nov. 25, 2012. However, prosecutor Melissa Dooher said she will ask jurors to find Powell guilty of two counts of first-degree murder, saying that the evidence in the case proves that he was the shooter. A second defendant, 23-year-old Antonio Edwards, is standing trial with Powell on a charge of being an accessory after the fact for allegedly driving Powell away from the shooting scene. Stallworth said that on the night of the shooting, Powell had sex with Gerstel and they later hung out in a car with Edwards, Sartain and another young man. Powell called Gerstel and Sartain “bitches” - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (black) suspect arrested in fatal Metairie shooting (of White drug dealer)   Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office investigators arrested a third suspect in the shooting death of Ryan Saffrhan. Christon Tumblin, 19, of 209 N. Laurel St., Metairie, was booked Thursday (April 21) with first-degree murder, an arrest report said. Detectives arrested Ira Brown, 20, of Kenner, and Darren Lloyd, 19, of New Orleans, Jan. 26 on the same charge. The three have been linked to the Jan. 16 death of Saffrhan, 34, of Marrero, though authorities have not yet said how. Deputies found Saffrhan shot dead and slumped over the seat of his sport utility vehicle around 8:21 p.m. in the 500 block of North Elm Street. Saffrhan came to the area to sell marijuana earlier that evening, authorities said. Two men robbed him, stealing the marijuana and several other items, according to witnesses. Saffrhan was shot after he returned to the neighborhood looking for the men who robbed him. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 more (black) people plead guilty in Dundalk beating 7 people total to serve time for beating Richard Fletcher (a White man)         TOWSON, Md. —It's been nearly a year since 62-year-old Richard Fletcher was almost beaten to death by a group of teens outside his home. All seven people charged in the case have now pleaded guilty, bringing an end to the investigation. Cellphone video shows the moments before Fletcher's life would change forever. Ironically, the same video would also ensure the seven people arrested for beating him to within inches of his life would go to prison. "We think, while it's not the perfect outcome, we think it's a reasonable outcome," Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger said. Shellenberger responded after Samtoya Williams, 18, and Mya Stewart, 16, pleaded guilty to first-degree assault Wednesday. Garry Baker Jr., 17, and Keenan Holloway, 21, as well as three juveniles, had previously done the same. The key piece of evidence that led to the pleas is the cellphone video. "It really is unfathomable how a fight and someone telling them to get off their car could just turn into such a frenzy that really was out of control," Shellenberger said. The video shows what happened on April 22, 2015, when two girls from Baltimore Community High School got into a fight that ended up on Fletcher's pickup truck. The video shows when he goes out to break up the fight, he is beaten and stomped almost to death, and his wallet is stolen. It revealed in court that Stewart delivered the kicks to Fletcher's head, causing permanent brain damage. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man arrested during traffic stop, found driving (White) homicide victim's vehicle  ROOTSTOWN, Ohio - A man with a possible link to a homicide in the city was arrested on Friday, according to the Portage County Sheriff. Officials said Jabari D. McKee, 27, of Akron, was arrested on Friday after a traffic stop conducted by Kent police. McKee was driving a vehicle belonging to Bryan Burns, a victim of the a homicide that occurred on April 20 on Smith Avenue in Rootstown , authorities reported. Authorities said at the time of his arrest, it was learned that McKee had an arrest warrant out through Summit County for robbery. McKee was charged in Portage County with three counts of receiving stolen property. He is in the Portage County Jail with no bond. He was scheduled to be arraigned on Monday at the Ravenna Courthouse. - (Black-on-white) |
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Boy, 4, is forced to call 911 after his (black) ex-military father shot and killed his (white) mother before turning the gun on himself  A four-year-old boy was forced to call 911 after his ex-military father shot his mother dead and then turned the gun on himself. Veteran Kerry Anderson, 36, killed wife Jessica, 32, at their Graham, Washington, home on Saturday while their three young children were inside. Police say the father-of-three, who had been working for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) then shot himself. The youngster told the dispatcher he found his parents lying on the floor following a 'problem' in their home. His five-year-old brother and four-month-old sister, were not hurt in the shooting. Mrs Anderson died at the scene while her husband was taken to hospital in a critical condition. He died a short time later. The couple's three children are now being cared for by their relatives. - (Black-on-white) |
Newark church assault highlights crisis of mentally ill, priests say  NEWARK, New Jersey --NEWARK, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — A priest was attacked just before Sunday mass at a Newark church. Suspect Shawn Swinton, 33, got aggressive with Father Edwin Leahy and punched him at St. Mary’s Church. “A young man who is known to us came into the church and attacked one of the priests whom he also knows,” Father Philip Waters, the church’s pastor, said. The pastor said that he and other parishioners chased the suspect down Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. “It was your classical slow-speed chase. I got a couple of my church people and we followed him down Broad Street, and a couple of times he turned around and yelled at us. We kept our distance,” Father Philip said. . - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: Three (Black) Juveniles Arrested in for murder of White teen     SHERWOOD, Ark. - Xavier Porter, 17; Travone Miller, 14; and Quincy Parker, 15 all face charges as adults in the death of 17-year-old Bryan Thompson. Sixth Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney Larry Jegley confirmed the identities of the teenagers Saturday (4/23). The trio all face charges of Capital Murder and Aggravated Robbery. ORIGINAL STORY: SHERWOOD, Ark. - Bryan Thompson, 17, was found dead in a car Thursday afternoon. A makeshift memorial has been set up in a school parking space. It leaves many speechless, even those who didn't know him personally. "I really don't know what to say. This community is probably one of the safest communities I know of. I've lived here my whole life," said Zach Parkhurst. As Barber continues to study the Bible, he knows one thing for sure, his heart goes out to those who knew Bryan best. "You feel for his family. He's in our prayers," said Barber. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Cowardly black thug Bus Driver Hit (White) Woman With Bat In Traffic Dispute, Police Say  ANDERSONVILLE — An off-duty Chicago Transit Authority employee who believed he'd been cut off by another driver attacked the woman with a metal baseball bat as she waited for a red light. Meagan Panici, 29, said she was waiting to turn left from Foster Avenue to Clark Street — one of Andersonville's busiest intersections — when she was approached by a man holding a bat who accused her of cutting him off blocks earlier. The man wore his CTA uniform during the attack, but was not on-duty at the time. After Panici got out of her car during the confrontation, she said, the man swung the bat at her "Frank Thomas"-style, hitting her in her leg and leaving her doubled over in pain. An arrest report identified the man as 46-year-old Dwayne Preston, a CTA bus driver. Preston was arrested after the incident in late February and charged with battery causing bodily harm, court records show. He was released on his own recognizance pending trial.According to Panici, she and Preston were stopped at a red light when Preston walked up to her car and began to berate her — before eventually jabbing her in her head with a baseball bat through an open car window. Panici said she was scared and tried to open her door slightly to push Preston away. But he immediately shut the door on her foot, she said. With "adrenaline pumping," Panici said she opened the door again, got out, and told Preston to "back up." He refused and continued to threaten her, she claimed, so she spit at him. That's when Preston hit her with the bat, she said. - (Black-on-white) |
Mistaken death ruling in Vallejo native’s homicide blamed for lack of press coverage |
Police: (White) Mom Finds Daughter’s Body Stuffed In Closet; (Black boyfriend) Suspect Cuts Off GPS Tether  PONTIAC – Authorities in Pontiac are investigating a homicide after a 30-year-old woman was found dead inside a closet. The situation unfolded when Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies responded on a report of a possible homicide. They found Marie Elizabeth Colburn’s body stuffed inside a closet with obvious signs of trauma. Colburn’s mother told police she hadn’t heard from her daughter since Tuesday this week, so she went to her apartment with her husband to check on her welfare. The couple checked the apartment and did not locate their daughter at that time, so they left. About an hour later, the couple decided to go back to the apartment to see if Colburn had returned. “After returning a second time, a more thorough search of the apartment was conducted by the mother at which point she located her daughter in a closet.” Colburn’s body was turned over to the Medical Examiner’s Office, which ruled the cause of death as strangulation. Attached to the front door of the apartment is a notice from the Michigan Department of Corrections Dated on Thursday.
Oakland County Sheriff's Office says the message is for Colburn's boyfriend, 33-year-old Keith Wiley who is on parole for a manslaughter conviction. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black with ring in nose) Driver to be arrested in connection with bicycle crash that killed (White female) Pitt employee   PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh police announced Friday that they were in the process of finalizing paperwork for the arrest of a driver accused of hitting and killing a University of Pittsburgh employee who was riding her bicycle last October. Authorities said David Witherspoon, 49, of Brackenridge will be charged with homicide by vehicle in the death of Susan Hicks, 34. Police said Hicks, of Pittsburgh’s Morningside neighborhood, died in October after getting pinned between two vehicles near the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Bellefield Street. The accident happened after one of those cars was rear-ended, forcing it forward and pinning Hicks. Hicks, who worked for Pitt for the last two years, was taken to UPMC Presbyterian, where she later died. According to the criminal complaint, Witherspoon was speeding when he caused the chain-reaction crash. Witnesses told police that Witherspoon never hit his brakes. Authorities said Witherspoon and his car reeked of marijuana, and officer said they found synthetic marijuana in the center console, along with a marijuana cigar on the floor near the pedals. - (Black-on-white) |
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Homicide Investigators Name (Black) At-Large Suspect Wanted For Killing (White) Highland Man, Shooting His Wife  HIGHLAND — The Highland Police Department on Friday named a suspect wanted in the killing of a Highland man and the shooting of that man’s wife on April 16. Police named Jovan Meeks, 21, a San Bernardino resident, as their suspect. They said Meeks was at-large. Kirk Savala, 52, and his wife of nearly 30 years, Donna Savala, 50, were shot in the 25900 block of Baseline Avenue about 10:30 a.m. Saturday. He died after being transferred to a hospital. While seriously wounded, she is expected to survive. Authorities have obtained an arrest warrant for Meeks with a bail amount of $2 million. Authorities believe the couple was caught in the middle of an altercation and were innocent bystanders at the time of the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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Coroner: (Asian) Woman critically injured (by black home invader) in Erie home assault has died - her (White) husband survived   ERIE, Pa. -- An Erie woman savagely beaten by a home invader Tuesday died today at UPMC Hamot. Kum C. Miller, 58, died just before noon today, Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook said. An autopsy will be performed Monday. Miller was beaten in her home in Erie's Frontier neighborhood Tuesday morning. Police previously arraigned Kyle M. Johnson, 25, of Cleveland, on attempted homicide, aggravated assault and other charges in the attack. Police said that Johnson attacked Miller and her husband, Gary M. Miller, in their home after assaulting and abducting a former girlfriend in the Cleveland area on Monday. The kidnap victim, Brandi Shakir, 23, told police that Johnson "was looking for a place to collect his thoughts and possibly get a different vehicle, as his vehicle was too well-known to law enforcement." Johnson pried open a door of the Miller home with a crowbar, then used the crowbar to beat Kum Miller, who also was stabbed in the neck with a box cutter and dragged into her home's attic. Gary Miller arrived home after the attack, police said. He encountered Johnson inside his home, fought with him and screamed for help. A neighbor that responded shot Johnson in the right shoulder and left leg when Johnson tried to flee as police arrived. Gary Miller was treated and released. The neighbor was not charged. His actions were justified. Johnson is in Erie County Prison. He was treated for the gunshot wounds and released before his arraignment on the earlier charges. Kum Miller had been in critical condition at UPMC Hamot since the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for Daytona Beach murder of White teen  DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. —Police have arrested a man wanted in connection with the slaying of a Daytona Beach teenager. Investigators said Ethan Halverson, 19, was shot April 1 during an argument at the Overlook at Daytona North. Police said Friday that Jimmie Lee Baker III has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder. According to police, Halverson’s friends provided details about the gunman on the night of the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Tampa man faces DUI manslaughter charge in fatal October crash that left his white girlfriend, mother of 3, dead  A 30-year-old man was arrested on a charge of DUI manslaughter Monday stemming from a fatal October traffic crash near Temple Terrace. A Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office investigation found that Jason Cedric Lucas, 40, had a blood-alcohol level of 0.09 more than three hours after deputies said he crashed a Jeep Grand Cherokee into a tree, killing a woman and injuring another man who were riding with him. According to a search warrant, Lucas was hospitalized with severe injuries after the crash. So was backseat passenger Bernard Fleming, 33, who fractured his spine, the warrant said. The front passenger, Stephanie Rose Woltmann, 24, was killed. In an interview in a hospital room, according to the warrant, Fleming told deputies he and Lucas had been drinking and smoking marijuana throughout the day before the crash. - (Black-on-white) |
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$1 million bond set for worthless black murder suspect charged with murder of a White woman  Morris Jerome Brickle-Hicks, 33, Bismarck, was charged with murder in South Central District Court on Friday. Brickle-Hicks allegedly killed Misty Coffelt, 40, Bismarck on Thursday in a lot east of Runnings, 701 S. Washington St. District Judge James Hill set bond at $1 million. If convicted, he faces a maximum prison term of life without parole. A |
PRINCETON — An investigation into the shooting of a local clerk that led to the self-inflicted shooting death of a suspect has ended, according to the Princeton Police Department. During the early morning hours of April 28, the Princeton Police Department was alerted about a shooting at the Little General Store, BP station, on Stafford Drive. A store employee, 
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OAKWOOD VILLAGE, Ohio-- Oakwood Village police are searching for a missing 23-year-old woman. Police said they believe Kyle Johnson, 25, abducted