New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 5 February 2017 |
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(Black) Chanel Lewis, 20, charged in strangulation death of (White) Queens jogger Karina Vetrano  HOWARD BEACH, Queens – Chanel Lewis has been charged with the murder of Queens jogger Karina Vetrano, police said Sunday afternoon — hours after officials named him as the suspect following a six-month investigation. NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce says pieces of DNA linking Lewis were found underneath Vetrano’s fingernails and on her neck and cellphone. He also gave “detailed incriminating statements and admissions” when he was taken into custody Saturday. “Karina helped us identify this person,” Boyce said in a news conference. “The big thing is, we got it from her, from her person.” Lewis was charged with second degree murder in Vetrano’s strangulation death, police said. He was led out of the 107th Precinct Sunday afternoon. Vetrano was killed on Aug. 2 after going on a solo run not far from her Howard Beach, Queens home. Her father discovered her badly beaten body in a secluded marshy area. - (Black-on-white) |
DEATH PENALTY WON’T BE SOUGHT IN (BLACK PACK ON WHITE) BLINN STUDENT MURDER    The death penalty will not be sought for any of the four defendants accused of killing a Blinn College student in 2014. Four people have been charged with the murder of 20-year-old Trey Kurtz. Only one of the men accused was 18 years old at the time of the crime. Several years ago, the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to seek death against anyone that was under 18 at the time of the offense Kurtz’ body was discovered lying in the intersection of Seelhorst and Dark Streets near downtown Brenham just before midnight on October 30, 2014. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a single gunshot wound to the head. 19-year old Michael Charles Dixon Jr., 18-year old J.B. Wright, 18-year old Deperrion Lott, and 20-year old Jordan Alexander Graves, all of Brenham, have been charged with murder. Only Graves, who was 18 at the time of Kurtz’s death, would be subject to being sentenced to be executed. However, District Attorney Julie Renken says they do not plan on seeking capital punishment on him under the facts they have about his involvement. A trial date has not been set. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (White) Murder victim able to describe (black) suspect before death; leads to arrest  MADISONVILLE, KY - Madisonville police have arrested a man as part of a murder investigation. Police responded to a stabbing in the 300 block of West Arch Street in Madisonville just before 8 Thursday night. They found a man, 25-year-old Alex Phebus, who had been stabbed. Police say he was still conscious and was able to give officers a description of his attacker. Phebus was then taken to the emergency room, where he died. Officers say the information they got from Phebus pointed them to 21-year-old Jaleen Spivey. Spivey was arrested and charged with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Convicted Black Killer (of White police officer) Set To Be Freed Next Week - "No Justice - No Peace"   A man who was sentenced to death for killing a Gary, Ind. police officer is now about to walk free. Lt. George Yaros was 57 and nearing retirement when he was killed in the line of duty in 1981. Yaros was responding to a bank robbery. He was shot as robbers escaped out the back, guns blazing. As the World War II veteran lay wounded, prosecutors and witnesses said one robber, Rufus Lee Averhart, stopped and fired the fatal shot into the officer’s chest. His son later saw his dad at the hospital. “Sometimes I think I wish I wouldn’t have seen it, because I think about it sometimes,” Tim Yaros says. “Other times, I say I’m glad I saw it, because I know what he did to my dad.” Averhart, who changed his name to Zolo Azania in prison, has been behind bars since. He denies the crime, despite two convictions and death sentences. But after a series of appeals and, ultimately, a plea deal, the Yaros family is preparing for him to walk out of prison Monday. Justice, says Tim’s wife, not served. The family does not buy Azania’s claim he’s changed. They note he killed another man before the 1981 murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Philly Police Still Trying To Solve Cold Case Of (3 black males) Who Killed (White) Officer Frederick Cione 47 Years Ago PHILADELPHIA — Who murdered Officer Frederick Cione? It’s a question the Philadelphia Police Department has never been able to answer. The rookie officer was shot and killed 47 years ago this week. It began with a routine police stop on a cold January 30, 1970 morning. Cione was just 25 at the time. “He’s in his patrol car and what we believe is he gets out to stop three African-American males,” said Philadelphia Police Capt. James Clark. Cione approached the three men near 17th and West Oxford shortly after 1 a.m. It would turn out to be the rookie cop’s last assignment as he was ambushed and shot multiple times. “He goes down,” said Clark. “He stands over top of him and shoots him again.” Now 47 years later, and 26 boxes of homicide files, interviews and evidence gathered, Cione’s killer has never been arrested. His murder is the only unsolved police killing in Philadelphia Police Department history. - (Black-on-white) |
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COWARDLY FERAL NWORD BEATS WHITE WOMAN ON HEAD FROM BEHIND WICHITA, Kan. Wichita police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in August. The incident was captured on surveillance video. Police say the attack happened around 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 in the entry way of an apartment building near 2nd and Topeka. The 58-year-old victim tells police a man had been walking closely behind her for about a block and followed her into the building. Surveillance video shows the man making small talk with the woman. When she turns her back, he pulls out a 2x2-inch piece of wood that is concealed under his shirt and beats her with the wood. The was treated for her injuries at a local hospital. Her attacker is described as a Black man wearing a black hat with a distinctive white logo and dark dress shoes. If you have any information about the case, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111 - (Black-on-white) |
2009 Iowa City (black on White) murder trial moves forward after Supreme Court denial    A new trial for an Iowa City man accused in a 2009 murder is moving forward after the United States Supreme Court decided last month not to hear the case. The trial for Justin Marshall, 25, will begin March 13, Sixth Judicial District Judge Sean McPartland said at a hearing held via phone conference at the Johnson County Courthouse on Friday. McPartland also set a Feb. 10 deadline for lawyers on both sides to file motions, and a Feb. 17 deadline for filing objections to those motions. A final pretrial conference will be held Feb. 24. The trial is expected to take two weeks. Marshall, 25, is accused in the 2009 murder of Iowa City landlord John Versypt, 64, who was gunned down in a stairway at the Broadway Condominiums (now called Orchard Place) on Broadway Street, in southeast Iowa City. Police and prosecutors say the case is one of a robbery gone wrong. Marshall was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison, but that verdict was overturned on appeal. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Shot, Killed After Running Over (White female) Arlington Officer Twice!  ARLINGTON – Arlington Police say it’s amazing an officer is alive after being run over not once, but twice. The driver of the car was shot and killed with three passengers, including a 2-year-old girl, in the back seat. Arlington Police said during a traffic stop for allegedly throwing drug paraphernalia out a window, a 14-year veteran corporal officer realized the driver, 23-year-old Tavis Crane, had a warrant for evading arrest and a probation violation. With two backup officers behind her, the corporal tried to persuade Crane to get out of the car. “The female corporal, just as polite as she can be, basically pleading with the driver, ‘Hey, you’re under arrest. you need to get out of the vehicle’,” Police said Crane started to roll up the windows and take off. The backup officer tried to reach for the keys as the corporal moved back from the car. “When she started to cross between her patrol car, that’s when the vehicle got put into reverse,” Cook said. “It knocked her down to the ground. Ran over her with the rear axle. And then the driver put it in drive and ran her over again. Now you’re in a situation where you’ve got an officer in the car while this is unfolding.” The officer in the back seat pulled his weapon. Crane was shot multiple times in the torso. Police used emergency medical kits they carry and performed CPR, but Crane died. Sources said the officer suffered broken ribs, lower vertebrae and ankles. - (Black-on-white) |
Durham mom terrified after (black) man tries to kidnap her (White) son DURHAM, North Carolina -- An attempted kidnapping targeting a 12-year-old boy Wednesday afternoon in Durham near Hillandale Elementary School has the community on high alert. "I was thinking hard", said Bridget Williams, whose son was the victim of the attempted kidnapping. "I was thinking (the suspects were) maybe on the prowl to kidnap some kid." According to the Durham Police Department official report, officers responded to the call at 3:04 p.m. Wednesday. Williams' son was walking home from a bus stop when an older model black sedan slowly approached him. The child says a black man got out of the car and quickly came toward him with his hands in his pockets. The boy then screamed for the police and the two men fled the area. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Pasco man shot, killed during Craigslist meet-up; two (black) teens charged with murder   TAMPA, Fla. - A Craigslist meet-up over a dirt bike turned deadly on Tuesday night when the seller arranged to meet with the possible buyer in Tampa and the buyer reportedly turned a gun on the seller's father. James Beck's son posted an ad on Craigslist to sell his dirt bike. He arranged to meet-up with a potential buyer in Tampa on Tuesday night. James Beck, 44, and his son traveled to Tampa with the dirt bike in the bed of their truck. The father and son met two potential buyers near N 18th Street and East 24th Avenue and police say it was clear that the two men intended to rob the victims. One of the suspects shot James Beck and the suspects took the dirt bike. "I run down there and I begin to help the little boy you know give his Dad CPR," said Lashauna Hopson. This Belmont Heights mom says she tried desperately to help. "I was like so where did he get shot and that's when he pulled up his shirt and you could see he had two gunshot wounds to his neck," she said. "He told his Dad I told you not to do this and it just touched me in a way, because I have kids. It was like, just very sad." Tampa Police arrested Dontae Johnson, 17, and Ramontrae Williams, 16. Both teens are charged with first-degree felony murder and robbery.
Williams had a prior arrest from 2014 for sexual battery on a 6-year-old. - (Black-on-white) |
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Third person charged in connection to parking lot double murder |
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Horror injuries of (White) woman who climbed onto an electrical substation to flee attack by (black) sex fiend   An Arkansas woman who was forced to jump into an electrical substation to flee an alleged sexual assault is still recovering from second degree burns four months after the attack. Rachel Adams, from Little Rock, underwent three skin graft surgeries and a medically induced coma after fleeing a man who she said tried to orally rape her. She told ArkansasMatters.com her attacker Courvoisiea Allen had given her rides home before. But this time, she said he tried to force her to perform oral sex by threatening her with a knife. She knew she needed to escape by whatever means necessary. When Allen tried to force himself on her on October 3, she ran to a nearby Entergy electrical substation and climbed the electrical tower. Adams was severely shocked when Allen grabbed her shoe and she tried to break her fall by grabbing whatever was in front of her. She suffered burns on 40 percent of her body and spent a month at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Adams told the station: 'The physical injuries are minute in my opinion to the mental and emotional damage that's been done.' - (Black-on-white) |
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Sketch released of (black) suspect that tried to rape a (White) woman on a jogging trail - run off by her loyal dog  THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS - The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has released a sketch of a man wanted for questioning about an attack on the Sawmill Trail in The Woodlands. Catalina Humphrey was walking her rottweiler in the Grogan's Mill community around 4 p.m. Saturday. She said a man crept up from behind and grabbed her shoulder near Sawmill Road and South High Oaks Circle. Her 10-month-old puppy lunged into action before she could react. "He went around behind me and attacked him. I fell down. I was surprised because he's sweet and loving. I didn't know he would exhibit that side of him," Humphrey said. Humphrey said Hercules sunk his teeth into the man and bit him again and again. The man then reportedly cursed at her. He ran off screaming and bleeding. - (Black-on-white) |
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SHIAWASSEE COUNTY - A third person was charged in connection to the double murder carried out in a Walmart parking lot last week in Owosso. Investigators say the getaway driver, a woman connected to the brothers originally charged, is behind bars now too. 34-year-old Erin Mongar - (