New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 26 May 2016 |
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| 2 May, 2017 |
Sheriff: Death of prominent (White female) Prattville resident ruled homicide, arrest made  AUTAUGA CO., AL - The death of a prominent Prattville resident on Tuesday has been ruled as a homicide and an arrest has been made in the case, according to Autauga County Sheriff Joe Sedinger. Sedinger said Carol Parker Nunnery's body was found on Tuesday by an Autauga County resident on the edge of a pond on County Road 3, located off Highway 14. Nunnery's vehicle was found in another location on Highway 14 in Prattville earlier Tuesday. On Wednesday, Sedinger said the case is now classified as a homicide, and that Willie Foster was arrested by U.S. Marshals in relation to the case. Sedinger says he believes Foster was doing some yard work for Nunnery, but a motive for the homicide still remains unclear. Nunnery was 72 and, at one time, operated a small nursery on Highway 31. She co-founded the Autauga Creek Improvement Committee five years ago with Skip Lobmiller, who is also serving as the family spokesman. "We had a lot of fun times. Carol was my motivation," Lobmiller said. "From day one she started cleaning. She was a little older so she didn't get out in the water but served refreshments and baking was her specialty. She was a very strong Christian faith woman, always in good spirits, always active in the community regardless of the circumstances whether it be the Autauga County Heritage Association [and] volunteered at the museum during the week." - (Black-on-white) |
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Cowardly gold-tooth negro shot (White) female teen during armed purse-snatching - 'He was aiming to kill'  HOUSTON -- It was May, Friday the 13, and one 16-year-old was feeling accomplished. She had just gotten her first paycheck at a Studio Movie Grill in northwest Harris County and walked straight to the ATM on her way home. "I felt like someone was following me, so I kind of went to the other side of the road," she said. She kept walking until she heard a man yell at her from behind. "He said, 'Shut up and give me everything (expletive),'" she said. The teen spotted a driver in a car nearby and ran to him, screaming for help. But that driver wasn't there to help her. "I thought it was a regular person but it was his getaway driver. And he told him to hurry up and finish, like, what he was doing. He got the purse, got in the car, the car had moved up, and he shot me and drove off," she said. Someone in the apartment complex heard her screaming and called 9-1-1. Her dad was working as an emergency dispatcher at the time. "My wife called me crying, saying Amanda had been shot," he said. One of the ambulances in his fleet ended up taking his daughter to Memorial Hermann Hospital. "He was aiming to kill, and it almost hit my heart," the 16-year-old said. She has a broken collarbone and a broken rib. She should get better physically. Emotionally, though, she has more healing to do. "My anxiety is a lot worse. Also I cry during the day and I don't know why," she said. A sketch artist with the Harris County Sheriff's Office drew this picture of the suspect, based on the victim's denoscription. "On his teeth, at the bottom, every other tooth was gold and then the top three were gold," she said. If you recognize the suspect in the sketch, call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS. - (Black-on-white) |
Conviction of (black) 17-year-old upheld in murder of (White) Brockton cabbie  The state supreme court on Wednesday upheld the conviction of Adilson Neves for the 2008 murder of Brockton taxi driver Edward Conley. Neves, who was one month shy of his 18th birthday when he killed Conley, was sentenced in 2011 to life in prison without parole. His lawyers appealed on the grounds that statements Neves made to police were involuntary and should have been suppressed at his trial. They also challenged the admission of grand jury testimony from a witness who claimed a loss of memory, the failure to strike the testimony of a witness who violated a sequestration order and the judge's failure to instruct the jury about a finding of involuntary manslaughter. Conley, a 56-year-old father of two, was fatally shot in the back of the head during a robbing of his cab on Galen Street, a dead-end off Centre Street (Route 123), on Feb. 16, 2008. A jury took less than 90 minutes to convict Neves. - (Black-on-white) |
Black savage attacks White man with machete at gas station  A black savage used a machete to attack a White man at a Dewey Avenue gas station on Saturday night. Greece police say Timothy Pearson, 55, of Rochester, is charged with second-degree assault, a felony, and second-degree menacing, a misdemeanor. The unidentified out-of-state victim and Pearson suffered cuts on their hands during the altercation, which took place around 11:30 p.m. "The suspect, Pearson, appeared to be trying to sell (stolen?) electronics to the victim in the parking lot as the victim was seated in the car nearby." "The altercation verbally escalated. Pearson kind of went away from the car, retrieved machete-style knife from his vehicle, and then began to approach the victim again." The victim ran into the gas station and was followed by Pearson. "At one point Pearson strikes the victim in the head with the machete, but the non-blade side of the machete so the victim didn't sustain a cut at that point." Pearson then left the building and allegedly began rifling through the victim's vehicle in the parking lot, and another struggle ensued when the victim confronted him. Pearson is being held in the Monroe County Jail without bail. He is scheduled to appear at 11 a.m. Friday in Greece Town Court. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police chief injured during chase shows dash cam video     GREGG/HARRISON COUNTIES - She’s been arrested over forty times in Gregg and Harrison Counties. Felesia Meshaun Ford, 40, of Longview, made a plea bargain and recently received eight years probation for leading Lakeport Police Chief Wesley Freeman on a high speed chase last October. Ford finally pulled over, a struggle ensued, and the chief was dragged as Ford drove off, until he got himself loose and was knocked unconscious when he hit the asphalt. “When she grabbed my arm and got it started and held on to me, and that’s the last thing I remembered,” Freeman said. The chief was knocked unconscious. Felesia Meshaun Ford did get state jail time for the warrants. Chief Freeman says she’ll be out in September. Freeman suffered a head injury requiring stitches and a shoulder injury. It took him six weeks to recover. - (Black-on-white) |
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| UK: Police are hunting this (black) man after thugs sprayed (White) teenage boys with acid leaving one 'blinded in one eye' and four more horrifically injured as they waited for a train | ||
  Police have released a CCTV still of a man wanted in connection with an acid attack on five teenagers as they waited for a train. He is alleged to have been part of a group that squirted corrosive liquid over the boys before jumping on a train and making his getaway. The man is described as black, with dark hair and wearing a jet black North Face gilet. The terrifying incident took place shortly after 12.40am on Sunday, when the man dismounted a train travelling towards Barking at Ockendon station, Essex. He approached the five victims who were waiting on the platform where he held one of his hands behind his back. After a brief dialog with them, he removed his hand from behind his back exposing a bottle. He then squirted an unknown liquid over the victims. The man re-joined his group of roughly nine friends on the 11.44pm Southend to Barking service. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
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(White) man (who married black's ex- girlfriend) shot, killed (by black ex-baby-daddy) during custody exchange at gas station    One man was shot and killed after a domestic dispute during a custody exchange in Stafford County, Virginia, Friday evening, according to the Stafford Sheriff’s Office. Corey Terry, 27, is accused of shooting Austen Agnor, 20, from Chester, Virginia, at an Exxon gas station on Courthouse Road around 7:15 p.m. Terry and Agnor were supposed to meet at the Exxon to complete a court ordered custody exchange. Investigators said during the exchange, a dispute began, and Terry fired multiple shot, hitting and killing Agnor. Terry fled the scene on foot and was later arrested without incident at 9 p.m. by a Virginia state trooper. Terry has been charged with first-degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. He is being held without bond at the Rappahannock Regional Jail. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sheriff: (Black) Ex-husband killed (white) Hobe Sound woman in front of (their mixed-race) child   HOBE SOUND — Steven Williams confessed late Tuesday to killing his ex-wife Tricia Todd — for whom the Martin County Sheriff’s Office searched for nearly a month — but not to where he disposed of her body, Sheriff William Snyder said Wednesday. “The lack of a body will not be an impediment as we go forward with prosecution,” Snyder said about his departm ent’s case against Williams, who has been charged with second-degree murder and child neglect. Williams, a 30-year-old Air Force airman stationed in North Carolina, remains in the Martin County Jail without bond. Snyder said Williams only told detectives that Todd’s remains were in a “wooded area” in Hobe Sound, although investigators spent weeks following her April 27 disappearance searching the area by foot and with cadaver dogs. ” Williams was court-ordered to pay $1,150 a month in child support to Todd beginning in March 2015, when the couple divorced, court records show. Todd was a 30-year-old hospice nurse raising the couple’s 2-year-old daughter. Williams was the last person to see Todd alive — on April 26 — and was caught on surveillance footage driving her car after she was killed, Snyder said. Their child was “around” when Williams “caused” Todd’s death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arrests made in (black-on-White) Prattville murder     PRATTVILLE – A 14-year-old and 15-year-old have been charged with murder in a Sunday homicide that occurred in Prattville and an adult suspect is at large, said Police Chief Mark Thompson. The suspect is Santwone Cornelius Jones, 24, of 1203 Bragg St., in Montgomery, the chief said. All three suspects are from Montgomery, Thompson said. The teenagers are in custody in Montgomery and the district attorney’s office will begin court proceedings to have them declared as adults in the case, Thompson said. John Michael Taylor, 56, was found at 1 a.m. Sunday in the middle of the 1900 block of Cobbs Ford Road suffering from a gunshot wound, the chief said. Before succumbing to his wound, he told officers that he had been robbed by three men. Police believe Taylor was targeted after he left a service station, also in the 1900 block of Cobbs Ford Road. Robbery is the apparent motive in the killing, said C.J. Robinson, chief assistant district attorney. Video footage from the business shows Taylor in the store at the same time as the trio of suspects. Taylor was allegedly forced into a red or maroon vehicle, robbed and then shot, authorities say. He was able to walk to Cobbs Ford Road where he collapsed and a passing motorist called police, Thompson said. The three suspects and Taylor did not know one another, he said Thompson would not release the names of the teenagers due to their juvenile status. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Charged With Hate Crime In Stabbing (a White man) On West Loop Bridge  CHICAGO — A 45-year-old man has been charged with a hate crime after allegedly using a racial epithet while stabbing another man on the Washington Street Bridge late Sunday. Todd Light was going home Sunday night, and stopped on the bridge to look at the Chicago River, when a man approached him, demanded his wallet, and stabbed him multiple times in the abdomen. Light fought back, and held down his attacker until police arrived. “I hit him until he dropped the knife and stopped trying to kill me, because I didn’t want to get stabbed again,” he said. Monday morning, police said 45-year-old Leroy Willis had been charged with aggravated battery, a hate crime, and aggravated attempted robbery. Police said Willis used a racial epithet while attacking Light. - (Black-on-white) |
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Mother calling for change after (White female) 2nd-grader attacked on school bus (by feral blacks)  PITTSBURGH — The mother of a second-grader who she says was attacked on her school bus shared her story Wednesday in the hope of shedding light on the issue and making a call for change. Cellphone video captured the fight in which Arlington Elementary School student Brianna Zagwoski was repeatedly punched and had her hair pulled. “Every time I would try to go swing, they would grab my arms and hold them,” Brianna, 9, said. Just weeks after having her appendix surgically removed, Brianna managed to escape with only a lump on the back of her head. “She says, ‘You know, mom, I tried to fight back,’” Irene Zagwoski, Brianna’s mother, said. “Because I teach my kids to defend themselves, and she apologizes and says, ‘I’m sorry. I had to ball up.’ I couldn’t take it no more.” Since the fight on Monday, Zagwoski said she’s taken her concerns to the school principal and filed a written complaint. She said she want more done to address the school bus issues. “You have to wait. There’s nothing you can do. You have to wait. Wait for the forms to be filed,” she said. Meanwhile, Zagwoski said she’s keeping her children out of school for the remainder of the year. A spokesperson for Pittsburgh Public Schools confirmed that two students received disciplinary action and were facing charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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Caught on Camera: Black Park Attacks (White) Jim's Steaks Customer on South Street   Surveillance video capture a group of Negroes attacking a White man about to enter an iconic late-night Philadelphia cheesesteak place and robbing him. Video shows the victim, wearing a suit, appearing to talk with a group of men outside Jim’s Steaks at 4th and South streets around 3:30 a.m. on May 7. Originally two men wearing dark coats punch the man before a third coward in a yellow jacket runs up and take a few shots. The attackers wound up grabbing the victim’s cellphone and gold necklace before running off, said Philadelphia Police. Investigators asked anyone with information or who recognizes the attackers to contact Philadelphia Police. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) 18-year-old wanted for over a month arrested in shooting death of (White man) Eric Brantley     An 18-year-old murder suspect who has been wanted by authorities for over a month in connection with the Park Circle shooting death of Eric Brantley was arrested Sunday on an unrelated crime. Jahmal Jerome Green Jr., of East Montague Avenue was booked just after 6 a.m. at the Charleston County jail. He is charged with one count of murder, petty larceny, possession of a weapon in a violent crime, armed robbery, possession of cocaine and receiving stolen goods. He is expected to appear Monday morning for a bond hearing. Green is accused of fatally shooting Brantley in Park Circle, along with De’Andre Murphy, 17, of Pine Forest Drive. Murphy was arrested April 27 and is being held without bail at the same jail. Murphy faces charges of murder, armed robbery and possession of a firearm in a violent crime, unlawfully carrying of a firearm and possession of a firearm by certain persons. Police say the two North Charleston teens rode around with two women in a white Dodge Durango looking for somebody walking alone before killing and robbing the 43-year-old local musician behind a Park Circle bar early on April 20. Brantley had just finished working a shift as a bartender at The Sparrow. He had been shot several times in the head and torso, according to authorities. Two 20-year-old women, Victoria Vanessa Deas and London Tiera Shyann Maybank were also arrested in April and charged as accessories in his death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police Officer In Shock That Woman Convicted Of Murdering His Brother Could Go Free  LOS ANGELES — A police officer is stunned and in disbelief after learning that the woman who was convicted of murdering his bother could get out of prison. “Breaks my heart for the whole law enforcement profession,” says LAPD Captain Brian Pratt. For Pratt, crime and punishment is deeply personal. His own brother — also an LAPD officer, was gunned down in the line of duty in 1988. Pratt was undercover with another officer when he was shot and killed during a gang-related drive-by. The driver of the car, Raylene Brooks, is being considered for parole. “She could have told her boyfriend ‘No I’m not going to do this.’ But she tactically drove the vehicle the wrong way down the street so she could put her vehicle as close as possible to my brother’s police vehicle,” Pratt says. Pratt’s big brother Daniel was 30 when he was murdered. At his memorial Captain Pratt talked about how much Daniel loved his family. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man convicted of kidnap-rape-murder of (White female) Youngstown State U student loses appeal  COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the conviction of a man originally sentenced to death for murdering a Youngstown State University student. Although the death sentence in the case was dismissed earlier, the court on Thursday voted 6-to-1 to affirm the conviction of 58-year-old Bennie Adams who was found guilty of murdering Gina Tenney in 2008. The 19-year-old victim had been robbed, raped and her body tossed in the river in 1985. Adams argued that he had ineffective legal counsel that failed to challenge items such as evidence being presented by a substitute witness instead of the coroner who originally performed the autopsy on Tenney. He also argued that the evidence against him was insufficient to convict him of aggravated murder in the course of committing a rape or kidnapping. The Court disagreed, ruling that there is sufficient evidence to prove otherwise. Although the Supreme Court's most recent ruling upholds Adams' conviction, a ruling from the high court last year has already vacated the death sentence in the case. Because the case was sent back to the lower court, the U.S. Constitution's double jeopardy clause prohibits someone from being tried or punished twice for the same crime. When Adams is re sentenced in Mahoning County on June 6, the maximum penalty he faces is life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Arrested in December mystery killing (of White man)  Now that a Dublin area man is in jail for killing a Macon man in December, the victim’s family still wants to know why. Torrance Deon Rouse, a 20-year-old from Montrose, was arrested at about 10:30 a.m. Friday by the U.S. Marshals of the Southeastern Regional Fugitive Task Force and charged in last year’s slaying of 43-year-old Deleon Wiley Hudson. “Oh my God, this is so wonderful,” Hudson’s widow Jeanie exclaimed when she learned of Rouse’s arrest. Since Dec. 22, Hudson’s wife and in-laws have been puzzled as to why anyone would shoot the artistic loner who was due at work that day at the Family Dollar. Bibb County Sheriff David Davis said they believe the killing was a failed robbery attempt on a desolate dirt road plagued by illegal dumping. The arrest comes six months after Hudson’s body was discovered with a gunshot wound to his head inside his in-laws’ Xterra, which was parked on Lakeshore Drive. Someone had tried to set the SUV on fire, but the rag sticking out of the gas tank had burned out. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Mixed-race African-american) shot his (White) landlord to death over the rent money   LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police say a landlord was killed Monday afternoon in the Portland neighborhood over a dispute involving rent money. The victim has been identified as 43-year-old Shane McCain, according to Deputy Coroner Larry Carroll. Officials say the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds. Joshua Lewis Young, 21, is charged with murder, attempted murder and evidence tampering. The shooting happened a little after noon at a home on Griffiths Avenue. An arrest citation alleges that Young got into a fight with his landlord when the landlord tried “to retrieve rent money.” Young pulled out “a handgun and shot the victim.” As someone drove McCain for help, police say Young “shot the vehicle,” but no one was hit. “Officers found the victim that had been shot multiple times at the corner of 24th and Owen Streets,” said LMPD spokesperson Dwight Mitchell. “He was taken to University Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.” Back on Griffiths Avenue, the SWAT team showed up at Young’s home and pushed its way inside. Young was not home, and police say he later turned himself in. He appeared in court on Tuesday morning. - (Black-on-white) |
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Colored teen and his wigger friend to stand trial for premeditated thrill kill of (White) teen named 'Michael White'  WYOMING, Mich. – Two western Michigan teens have been ordered to stand trial on murder charges in an alleged thrill kill. Both appeared Wednesday at a preliminary hearing in Wyoming District Court for the stabbing and beating of a 16-year-old acquaintance in a Grand Rapids-area park. A Wyoming police detective testified that one of the 15-year-olds confessed to investigators that he had “planned to do it all week” and stabbed Michael White multiple times multiple times in the back, slashed his throat, and beat him with a skateboard. Police said White had been out with friends that night and his mother got worried when he didn’t come home. His body was found the next morning, March 19, by a resident walking a dog in Lions Park. As far as evidence, the Grand Rapids Press reports that police found incriminating digital messages between the two 15-year-olds, and a pair of bloody jeans was found at one of the teens’ homes. Brass knuckles and a broken knife were found at the park. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Woman shot in hotel - (by her black ex-boyfriend - father of her 3 children) : 'He just started firing'  INDIANAPOLIS -- A mother of three is the lucky one after she was shot by her ex-boyfriend, she says. After she was shot in April, Sarah McKinney now relies on a walker to get around. McKinney battles constant pain and a constant fear that her worst nightmare isn't over yet. "He came in the kitchen and he didn't say anything," McKinney said. "He just raised the gun. I tried to run and he just started firing." She was hit multiple times while inside a Courtyard Mariott Hotel off Southport Crossings Drive. Falling to the ground, McKinney says she looked up and locked eyes with the shooter -- the father of her three children. "I asked him I just said, 'Please babe no,' and then he walked out," she said. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says Paul Thompson went on to knock on Darryl Nichols' door, near Carson Drive, shooting him too. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Columbus, GA WM, 24 shot to death at house party by February's uncaged negro Update: Recently released from prison (worthless black) man wanted for fatally shooting a White man   Columbus police have identified a 23-year-old former convict who was released from state prison in February as the suspect in the Saturday morning shooting on Hodges Drive that left 24-year-old Richard Collier dead. Authorities are searching for Drevon Quantez Johnson, a 5-foot-10 black man who weighs 175 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. He has “Side” and “Dre” tattooed on his left forearm and “LIL” and “West” on his right forearm. Johnson was convicted in Muscogee County of numerous charges, including possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, theft by receiving stolen property, obstruction, fleeing to elude police and auto theft, according to the Georgia Department of Corrections. Most recently incarcerated in the Macon State Prison, Johnson was sentenced to serve 10 years on the theft charge starting March 23, 2011. He was released on Feb. 21 after the State Board of Pardon and Paroles. On probation since his release, Johnson was allegedly involved in the shooting that occurred after a dispute erupted during the house party at 5908 Hodges Drive. “This suspect should be considered armed and dangerous.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial opens for (black) Bexar deputy who killed (an unarmed White man) man after car crash  A motorist shot to death in 2013 by an off-duty Bexar County sheriff’s deputy had been heatedly arguing with his wife via text-messaging shortly before the fatal encounter, a defense attorney told a jury Tuesday as the former deputy’s murder trial started. Anthony Lamont Thomas, now 41, was wearing a uniform but was off duty and in his personal vehicle when he and Mathew Jackson, 29, were involved in a minor car crash on Aug. 31, 2013. Jackson had gotten off work at a restaurant and bar and then went to a friend’s house, where he had drinks. After that, he was driving down the highway when his car “bumped side mirrors” with Thomas’ vehicle, and both men pulled over. Thomas, a 16-year Sheriff’s Office veteran, shot and killed Jackson. Thomas told investigators he had felt threatened because Jackson ran toward him with something in his hand that looked shiny, and that he heard a gunshot. Special prosecutor Miguel Najera said in his opening argument that the evidence “does not correspond at all” to Thomas’ story, that Jackson was unarmed and “there was no justification” for the killing. - (Black-on-white) |
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22-year-old (black) arrested, charged with homicide in beating death (of White man just sitting on front steps of his home)  A man wanted for the fatal beating of a man Saturday in Lancaster city was arrested in New Jersey Tuesday afternoon. Dajour Ari James, 22, was taken into custody. He is charged with homicide in the death of 45-year-old Charles Henry Kronenberg IV. James was originally being sought on a charge of aggravated assault. The homicide charge was filed Tuesday. Kronenberg died from a traumatic brain injury suffered during the attack outside his home. The beating was captured on video. James lives six blocks from Kronenberg. He approached Kronenberg while he sat on the front steps of his Manor Street home. The video shows James pick up a beer can and hit Kronenberg with it in the left side of his face, knocking him to the ground. James then dragged Kronenberg across the ground and hit him, police said. James also kicked him in the head at least two or three times. Kronenberg was unconscious on the sidewalk when officers arrived at 6 p.m. He was taken to Lancaster General Hospital, where medical staff diagnosed a serious brain injury and a fractured right orbital bone. Investigators said his condition deteriorated and he died around 3 p.m. Sunday. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Foolish KC WM, 39 makes mistake of bringing loaded gun to sell to colored boy: ends up shot to death 18-year-old (black) man charged in fatal shooting of (white man) Jacob Brantner outside Price Chopper   KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- An 18-year-old Kansas City man has been charged in connection with the fatal shooting on April 3 of Jacob Brantner. Fazon K. Swinton faces 2nd degree murder, 2nd degree robbery, armed criminal action, and leaving the scene of a shooting. Brantner was meeting Swinton in the parking lot of a Price Chopper in Kansas City to sell him a handgun. They were discussing the sale outside their vehicles when Swinton attempted to take the gun without paying. The two men struggled over the gun before Swinton grabbed it and ran. Both victim and suspect shot at each other. Brantner was shot and died at the scene. Swinton checked into a hospital later that night with gunshot wounds. Kansas City detectives traced the phone number that the suspect had used to contact the victim, as well as his vehicle, connecting them to Swinton. - (Black-on-white) |
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| WM, 31 attending Sacramento hiphop concert dead from 1 punch after spilling bbq sauce on feral negro (White) Man dies after assault (by black) during music festival at Discovery Park   SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Sacramento police released a denoscription Monday of a man who they believe was responsible in the death of another man during a music festival at Discovery Park. Witnesses said that the 31-year-old victim was "sucker punched" Sunday afternoon, and when he hit the ground, he immediately turned gray and blue. The coroner identified the victim as Thomas Noble. He was a part-time package handler for UPS in Sacramento. "And the people who were fighting were just going at it beating each other, like nonstop," said a witness to the incident. Noble became unresponsive and was pronounced dead at a hospital just before 9 p.m., police said. Police are searching for a(n African-American) man who is described as being in his mid-20s, 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing 175 pounds. He has an athletic build and was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and cargo pants, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bond set at $2 million for (black) man accused of weekend stabbing (of his girlfriend's White parents)  A judge set bond at $2 million today for a Toledo man who was accused of killing a woman and seriously injuring her husband Saturday in West Toledo. During his arraignment in Toledo Municipal Court on charges of murder and attempt to commit murder, Michael Dean, 32, was ordered held in jail Dean is accused of fatally stabbing Suzanne Dixon, 51, and cutting the throat of Bruce Dixon. Mr. Dixon, whose age was not available, was also stabbed “multiple times.” A coroner said Suzanne Dixon died from multiple stab wounds. Mr. Dixon was taken to ProMedica Toledo Hospital for treatment after the stabbing at the Dixons’ home about 11 a.m. At the home of the Dixons, glass was broken and scattered about where Mr. Dean reportedly dove through a window. Neighbors have said Mr. Dean and one of the Dixons’ daughters have a child together. The defendant was not given an option to post 10 percent of the bond and be released. - (Black-on-white) |
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Vicious Groidle NOLA Teeniggaz Coontained; WM Left Paralyzed - last negro gets 60 years    The final defendant involved in the October 2012 crime spree that left college student Valan May dead and Uptown attorney Sanford "Sandy" Kaynor permanently disabled avoided trial and a possible life sentence Monday (May 16) by taking a plea agreement that will see him imprisoned into his 80s. Devante "Tae Banger" Billy, 22, agreed to serve 60 years without the possibility of parole in exchange for pleading guilty to armed robbery, the attempted murder of Kaynor, and manslaughter in the shooting death of May, a 24-year-old U.S. Navy veteran and film student attending the University of New Orleans. Kaynor and May were shot 17 days apart in separate armed robberies committed by Billy and Charles "Mob Chuck" Carter, 19. Carter, who was 16 at the time of the crimes, was convicted in January and sentenced in March to serve life plus 362 years by Criminal District Court Judge Laurie White. May's surviving relatives and Kaynor's wife Grace, all wished to be spared the rigors of another trial. Grace Kaynor told the black thug, "my husband has received a life sentence in hell."
She said her once-vibrant husband, who was wheeled into the courtroom, is bound to his wheelchair, breathes through a tracheotomy tube, cannot speak and has had a kidney, spleen, gall bladder and parts of his intestines removed in the wake of his shooting. A third defendant, Byron "Wink" Johnson, also took a plea deal last year. White sentenced Johnson, 23, to serve 45 years for his role in the Oct. 2 shooting and robbery of Kaynor who was shot twice in his Camp Street driveway. A fourth defendant, Shantell Johnson, was sentenced last November to six months in jail. "They are cold-blooded killers," Grace Kaynor said. "All three of them." - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Father of 3 killed in Brandon nightclub shooting (by black)  BRANDON - A father of three young children was killed in a nightclub shooting Friday morning. Hillsborough County said 24-year-old David Smith was fatally shot outside Tiaga Nightclub on Causeway Boulevard. An arrest warrant was issued Saturday for the suspect, 32-year-old Steve Evans. Evans is being charged with first-degree murder and aggravated assault with a firearm. Investigators said the shooting happened during a fight inside the club. Anyone with information on Evans' whereabouts is asked to contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black ex-convict) who murdered cab driver Charlie Williams has been caught  TUPELO – The man wanted in connection with the Friday night shooting of a Tupelo cab driver has been apprehended. Around 7:30 a.m. Monday, Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson reported that Leonta Gates, 23, was in custody. Leonta Gates, 23, called for a cab in Tupelo. Cab driver Charlie Williams, 55, answered that call, and the two made their way to south of the Tupelo city limits. It was there that Williams’ body was later found by two motorcyclists with a gun shot wound to the head. The cab Williams was driving had been taken from the scene and was later found abandoned. Gates is described as a black male, 6-feet tall and 166 pounds. He is wanted for capital murder, armed robbery, grand larceny and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. Gates’ criminal history includes armed robbery at the age of 17. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two criminal blacks and their white-wigger punk driver shot white drug dealer to death for lottery cash he showed on FaceBook  Three suspects are accused of robbery and murder just to make a rap video. Tyler Macklin, was shot and killed inside his Winter Haven home on Wednesday night. He recently won some money playing the lottery and posted about paying things off and buying new electronics on Facebook. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said the (diverse) trio wanted one thing: “flash cash,” or money they could flaunt in a rap music video. "So they needed some ‘flash cash’ and (the white boy wigger) Dylan said, hey, I just bought some marijuana from a guy couple weeks ago. He'll be an 'easy lick.’” Their easy target, the sheriff said, was 21-year-old Tyler Macklin, who they knew had drugs and cash and wouldn't fight back. Deputies say 18-year-old Jonathan Felix, nicknamed “Killa,” and 18-year-old Joseph Brandon Jr., nicknamed “Waxx,” kicked in the door on Tangerine Parkway in Winter Haven and shot the victim for the cash in his wallet. They also say 21-year-old Dylan Kindred helped plan the robbery and drove the car. A YouTube video viewed by the Sheriff's Office shows the trio performing at Ybor City's Club Skye. All three suspects have criminal records. Though Kindred has not been charged with murder, just conspiracy to commit robbery, deputies say the investigation is still open. - (Black-on-white)
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| Community Supports Popular (White) 7-Eleven Clerk Who Was Shot (by Black) During Robbery Abington Township residents held an event showing their support for a popular 7-Eleven clerk who was shot during a robbery. Charles Miller was shot when he tried to thwart a robbery last month. Sunday night, the entire community came out for an event that raised money for his continued recovery. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Cowardly criminal black predator thug) Identified In Armed Attack On Elderly (White) Couple in their Own Home in Baltimore  BALTIMORE — Police have issued an arrest warrant for a man wanted in the assault of two elderly people back on May 4th in Baltimore. Police say 20-year-old Darrell Johns robbed an elderly couple at gunpoint inside their home located in the 100 block of Rochester Place. John and Rosalie Sellman recounted the terrifying experience saying they were attacked after arriving home from an evening out. “The next thing I know I hear the door slam and this guy is standing just about on top and has a gun to my head,” said John. “The gunman kept yelling, “I’m going to kill your wife,” John says. Johns wife, Rosalie says, “I just gave him the money and he said, ‘this isn’t enough’ and I said, ‘that all there is.’” The suspect later fled the scene on a bicycle. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Defendant Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping, Rape, Murder Of (White) Teen Girl  FAIRFIELD -- A Fairfield man pleaded guilty today to the murder of a 13-year-old Suisun City girl during a rape, kidnapping and sexual assault in 2013. Anthony Lemar Jones, 35, who faced the death penalty for the crimes against Genelle Conway-Allen on or around Jan. 31, will be sentenced in June to life in prison without parole. His trial was scheduled for September. "Although the People strongly feel death is the appropriate punishment for this horrific crime, the plea brings finality and closure to the victim's family, the police department and our community and it provides certainty that the defendant will spend the rest of his life in prison." The prosecution conferred with Allen's family and Fairfield police before agreeing to Jones' plea agreement, Abrams said. The girl's unclothed body was found by a homeless man in a parking lot on Feb. 1, 2013, a few miles from where she was last seen the day before in Suisun City. Conway-Allen was in foster care at the time of her death, and her legal guardian reported her missing. Jones, who worked at a Suisun City barbershop, was identified early on as a suspect. Fairfield police placed Jones under 24-hour surveillance, and he was arrested Feb. 8. Some of Conway-Allen's classmates from the Green Valley Middle School in Fairfield attended a memorial service at a cemetery three weeks after her body was found. She was described as a girl with a bright smile who loved to write songs and poetry. Green Valley Middle School Principal Greg Hubbs said she was energetic and outgoing. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Savannah man, 27, sentenced to two life terms in ‘execution’ killing of (White) Thunderbolt couple  Michael Donnta Jones was sentenced to two consecutive life prison terms without the possibility of parole on Friday for his convictions in the 2013 “execution” slayings of a Thunderbolt couple — a killing he bragged about to more than a half dozen friends and colleagues. The judge noticed the absence of remorse and imposed the maximum sentence available. There is no remorse. … A jury found Jones, 27, guilty on April 25 of on malice murder counts in the kllings of Forrest Ison, 27-year-old executive chef at the Brasserie 529 restaurant, and his girlfriend, Alice Stevens, 24, a hostess/waitress there. The couple were gunned down Nov. 3, 2013, by two men in the carport of their home. They also convicted Jones of felony murder by killing both victims during the commission of aggravated assaults by shooting them with a gun and aggravated assault on each by shooting them with a deadly weapon. All of the subsequent convictions merged with the malice murder counts for the sentencing. “We are compassionate people but to this day have hatred and anger to the people who committed this evil crime,” Shela Bingham, Ison’s mother told the judge. “He is an evil person with no compassion for human life.” She called the slayings a “horrible and senseless tragedy” that has impacted her entire family and contributed to her husband’s death as a “tired, depressed, and disheartened (individual) … who simply did not have the will to live. The doctors may think he died from his medical problems, but I know his broken heart was a contributing factor. Stevens begged for her life after seeing her boyfriend slain over what was a “completely mundane firing in a food industry job. … a minimum wage job.” The slayings were retaliation for Ison firing Nathaniel Willie “Nate” Wilkins, 28, after he overcooked some desserts.
The two victims were “executed". Meanwhile, trial for Jones’ co-defendant, Wilkins, was halted before jury selection this week. Wilkins had worked in the kitchen at Ison’s restaurant before Ison fired him. “‘Nate, Nate. No God no, Nate,’” Rothschild told jurors Stevens pleaded with Wilkins as she saw the “love of her life” gunned down before her.” Each was shot in the chin and the back of the head. Ison was pronounced dead at the scene. Ison was shot in the chin up close by an assailant who then likely put his foot in the victim’s back before firing the shot into his head. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 (black) men arrested for April 24 homicide (of a White teen)   LAS VEGAS Metro Police released the names and mugshots of two men arrested for allegedly shooting and killing of a male on April 24. Homicide detectives have identified 25-year-old Brandon Gisendaner and 26-year-old Kenneth McGee as the suspects. Metro said the men were arrested Thursday in the area of Mountain Vista Street and Vegas Valley Drive. According to police, on April 24 at approximately 3:45 a.m., officers responded to the 4500 block of Carriage Park Drive to investigate reports of a shooting. Officers say that's when they found a white male adult lying next to a vehicle with multiple gunshot wounds at an apartment complex located in the 2800 block of Wheelwright Drive near Lamb Boulevard and Vegas Valley Drive. Detectives said their investigation brought them to the conclusion that the victim was in a car with three other people when they were approached by three unknown black male adults. After a brief conversation, the men argued. The altercation escalated, and one of the suspects approached the victim and shot him multiple times, police said. All three suspects immediately fled the scene and were nowhere to be found when officers arrived. The victim died at the scene, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury finds (black) man guilty of reckless homicide in Rockford crash that killed (White couple) Dorothy Galloway, Howard Riddle   ROCKFORD — Jurors found Dontrell Littleton guilty of two counts of reckless homicide and possession of a stolen vehicle today, but decided he was not under the influence of drugs at the time of a fatal crash on Sept. 29, 2013. The crash killed local sculptor Howard Riddle and his wife Dorothy Galloway. James Galloway, Dorothy’s brother, said he took “very little” solace in the verdict. “He got away with murder,” Galloway said as Judge Fernando Engelsma read the verdict. “I think (the verdict) is wrong,” James Galloway said afterward. “He tested positive for marijuana, which is against the law in Illinois. That’s proven, and they said not guilty. They made a big mistake.” Prosecutors told a jury of six men and six women today that Littleton was high and driving a stolen Hyundai Elantra at dangerously high speeds before he lost control and drove into oncoming traffic where he "torpedoed" Howard Riddle's Chrysler 300. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Teen arrested on charge of murdering (White) man at west Bmt. home  BEAUMONT — Tyrece D'Andre Harris, 17, walked out of the Beaumont Police Department after he surrendered on a murder charge. He's charged with murder in the shooting death of Jimmy Bertrand at Bertrand's home in west Beaumont. Harris is now at the Jefferson County Jail, held on a $500,000 bond. Beaumont police detectives were able to obtain a murder warrant for the arrest of a suspect in last week's murder case at 987 Sun Meadow. The suspect, Tyrece D'Andre Harris, 17 year old from Beaumont, came to the Beaumont Police Station and turned himself over to police custody. - (Black-on-white) |
Elderly (White) woman held at knife during home invasion robbery (by cowardly criminal black man)   MARTINSBURG, Wv. "When they arrived on the scene they found an elderly female had been robbed at knife point in her house," said Lieutenant Brendan Hall with the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office. Police say it all happened on Thursday afternoon on Aztec Drive in Martinsburg when a man tried to enter an elderly woman's home under disguise. "A male had come to her door and identified himself as a utility worker from a water company, and when she asked to see his ID, he forced entry into her house," added Lieutenant Hall. Although the woman wasn't harmed, police say the suspect did take her debit card and attempted to use it. Neighbors say they can't believe a nearby home was invaded, and robbed. "We live in a pretty quiet neighborhood, and something like this is pretty disturbing," said neighbor, Matt Lohr. The victim described the suspect as a thin built black male, about 40 to 50 years old, about six foot three inches tall. She said he had on a black lonf sleeve shirt, black jeans, and a black driver cap. Criminal investigator were able to obtain photos of the suspect's vehicle from a neighbors home security system. Police say the vehicle appears to be a Cadillac Escalade, or a GMC Ukon. "We believe that he may be familiar with this area, and there may be people out there that know his identity, and we're asking for help from the public." added Lieutenant Hall. - (Black-on-white) |
(Pointy-headed black man) Arrested for Double Homicide, Home-invasion - (White man killed, his son beaten) - black's cohort dead  A day after two people were killed in the South Bay off Highway 17, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office announced on Thursday the arrest of a 43-year-old man who took off in a Prius on charges of murder, burglary, kidnapping and false imprisonment. Sgt. James Jensen said Andre Redmon of San Francisco was booked following the Wednesday saga where first, a man inside a Redwood Estates home near Los Gatos was shot to death, and then Redmon's passenger died following a crash in Redmon's getaway Prius in Campbell about 12 miles away. Redmon was booked on suspicion of two counts of murder, two counts of false imprisonment, one count of kidnapping for robbery and one count of burglary. He was being held on no bail. Investigators were at the Redwood Estates home Thursday gathering evidence. They offered no motive in the crimes and did not say whether Redmon knew the victims. Redmon originally dumped his getaway Prius and ran away from the crash on Highway 17 near East Hamilton Avenue in Campbell. He was arrested Wednesday night. Deputies are linking Redmon to the two deaths, with the first reported just before 11 a.m. That's when deputies responded to a report of shots fired in the 21400 block of Madrone Drive in Redwood Estates near Los Gatos. When they went inside, they found a man shot to death. Two other unidentified people were injured in Redwood Estates, deputies said, adding that one person was taken to the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and the second was treated at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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DNA evidence links (black) man to 1999 rape, attempted murder in KCK  KANSAS CITY, KS - A man recently convicted of a rape committed decades ago is headed to prison, but his victim says, in this case, justice should have come years earlier. For the first time in 17 years, a woman, who we will call Juliette, came face-to-race with her attacker. In court, she detailed the medical bills, insurance stresses and costs to the justice system that brought her to this day. She said she wasn’t the only victim due to her attack and looked over at her 21-year-old daughter. But she’s less angry at him than the system she said failed to bring her justice sooner. "What's really the most heartbreaking part of this for me is that I lost my faith in humanity. It just changed my world view," Juliette said. Almost two decades after the attack and she still struggles with fear. To protect her identity, she asked to go by Juliette. "Unless you've been through this I don't know if you can even fathom," she said. When she was 32 years old, Juliette lived in a house on Eaton Street in Kansas City, KS. In August 1999 she woke up to someone massaging her feet. Fifteen years, nine months and 25 days later, Jibri Burnett was convicted of raping and trying to kill her. He stabbed her over and over. He was 21 when he attacked Juliette. He plead guilty to first-degree attempted murder and rape and took a plea deal that means he will spend the next 17 years in jail. He appeared repentant and said that justice was being served. Juliette said she’s happy Burnett is behind bars, but she’s frustrated it took so long. She blames law enforcement. "Kansas City, KS, Police Department received notification that there was a DNA match in 2009 or 2010. They sent that to the KCKPD who did nothing with it," - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Teen Student Arrested After Assault On (White) Teacher At Concord School CONCORD — A teenage student at Concord’s Mt. Diablo High School was arrested and will likely be expelled after assaulting a teacher while someone filmed the fight with their phone. Video of the incident was posted to YouTube, showing a male student assaulting the male teacher in a locker room at the school. The student struck the teacher, who sustained a minor injury, and declined medical attention. Police said that the 15-year-old student was arrested at the school and booked into the Concord Police Jail on one count of felony battery against a school official. The student was released to his parents, and then suspended by the school. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) ‘Free Hugs’ Guy Accused Of Attacking (White female Canadian) Tourist In Times Square Due In Court   NEW YORK — A man offering free hugs in Times Square is due in court Friday for allegedly attacking a tourist when she didn’t give him a tip. Jermaine Himmelstein, known as the “free hugs” guy, is often seen toting a cardboard sign around Times Square offering free hugs. But on Thursday afternoon, police said Himmelstein jumped into a picture 22-year-old Canadian tourist Sophie Violene Dauvois was taking, hugged her and then demanded $5. Police said he then attacked her when she wouldn’t hand over the cash, punching her in the face. Himmelstein ran off but the victim took a photo as evidence and showed it to police, who found him in the area, authorities said. He faces charges of attempted robbery and fraudulent accosting. The woman was taken to Mount Sinai West Hospital and was treated for an injury to her eye as well as cuts and bruises. - (Canada) - (Black-on-white) |
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Second (black) man convicted in 2012 brutal beating death (of White man)   JACKSON, Miss. —A Hinds County jury on Wednesday convicted David Thomas in the 2012 beating death of Fred Jackson. Jackson, of Vicksburg, was welding security bars at Tri-Miss Recycling in Jackson on Jan. 29, 2012, when he was attacked by two men wearing hoods, police said. Jackson was robbed of a cellphone, $500 and a payroll check. Jackson died in March 2012 of injuries that he suffered as a result of the beating. Jontez Garvis, 33, pleaded guilty last month to manslaughter and robbery charges and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. It is not clear when Thomas, 29, will be sentenced. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Homeless black ex-convict) to undergo mental evaluation after stabbing a (White) man to death  A homeless man accused of stabbing a man to death in March at The Salvation Army in Texarkana, Ark., will undergo a mental evaluation to determine if he is competent to stand trial for second-degree murder. Billy Joe Mitchell, 43, appeared before a judge. A lawyer entered a not-guilty plea on Billy Mitchell's behalf and asked to order an evaluation of Billy Mitchell's psychological fitness to proceed. Billy Mitchell is accused of stabbing 33-year-old Joshua Sines in the chest March 26 at about 5:30 p.m. Witnesses snapped cellphone pictures of the alleged attack. Police who responded at the shelter were informed by witnesses that Billy Mitchell appeared to be heading north...police, assisted by Texarkana, Texas, officers, took Billy Mitchell into custody on the Texas side of State Line Avenue shortly after the assault. Sines was transported via ambulance to a local hospital, where he died of his injuries. Prosecuting Attorney Stephanie Black signed off on a felony information formally charging Billy Mitchell with second-degree murder May 2. Because Billy Mitchell has four or more prior felony convictions, Black is seeking to enhance the sentencing range to six to 60 years. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Drunk driver sentenced to 20 years in fatal parade tractor crash that killed a (White) man  A Gretna man who admitted drunkenly crashing into a convoy of Mardi Gras parade tractors in Marrero, killing one of the operators, was sentenced to a total of 20 years in prison Tuesday (May 10). Michael Burrle, 56, pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and reckless operation of a motor vehicle, according to the Jefferson Parish district attorney's office. Burrle was speeding on Lapalco Boulevard in Marrero around 3 a.m., Feb. 7, 2015, when he ran a red light at Paxton Street, authorities said. His 2001 Ford Explorer slammed into a tractor driven by Don Dauzat, 53, of Westwego. Dauzat was one of several tractor drivers who pulled floats in the Krewe of Excalibur's Metairie route the night before the crash. The tractor drivers had just dropped off the floats on the West Bank and were headed to the staging area of the Krewe of King Arthur, scheduled to roll a few days later. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Mega-church pastor stabbed in southwest Charlotte home invasion (by dreadlocked black with droopy-doper eye)  CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A worship leader at one of Charlotte’s biggest churches is at home with his family a day after he was robbed and stabbed as he opened the door to his home in west Charlotte, the victim's friends said. Matt Bentley opened the door Wednesday afternoon to walk into his home on Barringer Drive when a man who had broken into the home attacked him, friends said. “He just kind of bum-rushed him, kind of swinging, asking for keys, wallet, phones, et cetera,” roommate Hudson Hower said Thursday afternoon. The attacker stabbed Bentley four times on the arms, the side and on his face, but none of the wounds were life-threatening and Hower said Bentley was released from the hospital Thursday morning. “He's in good spirits. He's glad that the injuries aren't any worse than they were,” said Stacey Martin, communications director at Forest Hill Church in Charlotte. Bentley is a ministry leader and a musician who prepares the congregation for worship at the church’s Ballantyne campus. Martin said Bentley called one of his colleagues at the church, and news of the attack spread quickly. “So he's being loved on, cared for well, being covered in prayer,” Martin said. Police arrested Corey Edgerton, 25, a few hours later in connection with the attack. Prison records show that Edgerton spent two years in prison for break-ins in Wake County and was wanted by probation officers as an absconder. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black thug) gets 25 years for shooting (White) Chicago Police officer  Before the gunman who nearly killed him was sentenced to 25 years in prison Thursday, Chicago Police officer Del Pearson thanked his colleagues and hospital personnel for saving his life. “My family and I are greatly indebted to them,” Pearson said of the “brave and quick-thinking” officers who were with him and all the other men and women in blue who didn’t know him but rushed to his side on March 19, 2012. Pearson spoke from the witness stand just feet away from Paris Sadler, who pleaded guilty to attempted murder Wednesday as Cook County prosecutors and assistant public defenders prepared for jury selection for his trial. Del Pearson said he and his family are “happy” that they can finally move on to the next chapter of their lives. Pearson nearly died after Sadler shot him twice after a foot chase in the 8500 block of South Kingston. He still suffers nerve damage, Assistant State’s Attorney Daniel Groth said. “It is by the grace of God, and with the strong courage and support of his fellow officers, that Officer Pearson was spared his life in yet another senseless shooting on the streets of Chicago." - (Black-on-white) |
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Cowardly Crazy Negro, 2 Victims Dead (WF, 80 her daughter critical & M, 56) After Stabbings In Taunton, MA - mostly attacked women    |
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(Drunk Negro) sentenced to consecutive life sentences in the death of (White family of) three  OKLAHOMA CITY — A man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of a family of three is now facing multiple life sentences. Demetrius Price, 23, was sentenced today to three consecutive life sentences for the deaths of 34-year-old Jason Fields, 30-year-old Shannon West and 22-month-old Ruby Fields in Oklahoma City. According to the 22-month-old's mother, La Jan Fields, Price was asked by the judge if he was sorry for this crime. "I apologize to myself every single day," said Price. Price entered a guilty plea on March 7th to three counts of manslaughter and three counts of causing an accident while driving a vehicle without a valid driver's license after waiving his right to a jury trial. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man already accused in one murder, now suspected in second (murder of White woman in 2011)  DAYTON -- A suspect has been indicted in the 2011 murder of Sheila Tucker, and prosecutors say that suspect is already in custody awaiting trial for another, unrelated murder. Markus Henry, 31, was indicted Tuesday on 15 counts relating to the Tucker case, which had been cold for the last five years. Tucker's loved ones were left with questions about her killer after Tucker's body was found shot, raped and burned in a garage set on fire on North McGee Street in Dayton in 2011. The Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office says they now have biological and DNA evidence identifying Henry as Tucker's killer. Coincidentally, Markus Henry had already been in custody at the time of this latest indictment. He was indicted and jailed in June 2015 and charged with the 2010 murder of Resa Anne Lee. Police said Lee had been found stabbed to death outside the Job Center in Dayton. - (Black-on-white) |
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Abington Township police have arrested a suspect in last week's shooting of a popular convenience store clerk during an armed robbery. Lamar Kevin Sowell, 26, of Philadelphia, was taken into custody by city police, according to Abington police. He is charged with attempted homicide, four counts of robbery, firearms violations and other related charges and is currently awaiting his arraignment. According to police, Sowell allegedly shot a clerk on Tuesday, April 5, at an 7-Eleven store The clerk named