New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 23 February 2017 |
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Police: (Black) Man, 62, arrested after shooting (White) victim following fight at Md. apartment   FREDERICK, Md. — Police are investigating the shooting death of a man at an apartment complex in Frederick, Maryland on Wednesday night. The suspect, Richard Jerome Harriday, 62, was taken into custody after locking himself in a garage for nearly two hours, according to Frederick Police. Officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 400 block of W. South Street and determined a fight took place inside an apartment and continued outside, according to police. Harriday was pounding on the door of an upstairs apartment and Zachary Winters, 28, came out of his apartment. Harriday walked up to Winters, and police say Winters punched him in the face. Moments later, Harriday went to his apartment and grabbed his gun and shot Winters in the chest. Police say Harriday then locked himself in a garage off of Hoffman’s Alley for about two hours. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Worthless black) man shot his (White) neighbor to death when black was caught burgling the victim's apartment  A man charged in the fatal shooting of his neighbor on Sunday was arrested early Friday when a woman called police, saying the man attacked her after admitting he committed the murder. Anthony D. Boyington, 38, is accused of killing 60-year-old Anthony McIntyre at his home last weekend in the 900 block of East St. Catherine Street. He is charged with one count each of complicity murder and first-degree burglary. Louisville Metro Police previously said that a neighbor discovered McIntyre at about 8 a.m. inside the apartment. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Newton man gets 38 years for stabbing a (White) man to death  Kevin Jamal Haqq, 38, of Newton, will spend 38 years in prison after a Catawba County jury found him guilty of second-degree murder on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017. Haqq was found guilty of the July 24, 2014, stabbing death of 20-year-old Jason William Margarita of Sherrills Ford at a Balls Creek residence. Following the jury’s verdict, the Honorable Daniel A. Kuehnert, Superior Court Judge from Burke County, gave Haqq an active prison term of 38 to 46 years in custody of the North Carolina Division of Adult Corrections. After closing remarks by Prosecutor Sean McGinnis and Defense Attorney Ken Darty, the jury deliberated for about three hours. - (Black-on-white) |
Should a demonic psycho black youth get away with murder of a White teacher just because he was only 16 years old when he killed?    SMITH COUNTY, TX - A hearing was held today in Smith County for the man who is accused of fatally stabbing a teacher at a Tyler high school. Byron Truvia is currently in a state hospital and charged under a juvenile petition in the 2009 death of John Tyler High School teacher Todd Henry. Due to his commitment to a state hospital, Truvia was not in the court hearing in the 114th District Court on Thursday. He has been at a state hospital since being found "incompetent with probability of attaining competency." The hearing Thursday centered around the issue of the juvenile petition still pending and an indictment which was returned in 2011 for murder. The petition and the indictment could potentially result in different punishments if the case were to reach trial. If Truvia were convicted and sentenced under the juvenile petition, he could be sentenced up to 40 years in prison. The murder indictment could result in a life sentence if a trial were to occur under that charge. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man pleads guilty to killing (white) girlfriend in 2014 - he shot, burned and stuffed her body into garbage bags  Antoine Bosley Sr. praised the woman he shot, burned and stuffed into garbage bags in October 2014. He told the mother that her daughter had helped him get his life together and he thought he was doing well enough to stop taking his medications. Bosley, originally charged with murder, pleaded guilty last week to an amended charge of first-degree manslaughter and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. He also pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence, possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, unauthorized use of a vehicle and abuse of a corpse. Bosley, who previously has been treated and medicated for mental illness, was ordered to have no contact with Ndao’s family. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) El Dorado man arrested in connection to murder (of White man)  EL DORADO, Ark. - An El Dorado man has been arrested for what police say is the town's first murder this year. Thirty-seven-year-old Curtis Lumsey is charged with killing 27-year-old Brian Smith of Crossett. Police say it happened around midnight Friday at a home on W.1st Street. They found Smith lying in the front doorway with two wounds. One on the upper left shoulder and the other in the abdomen. "It's tragic, you know, we nearly went two months before we had our first one, and anytime you have a homicide, it's a tragedy for all sides," Captain Kevin Holt, El Dorado Police Department said. "Not only the victim but the suspects." - (Black-on-white) |
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Hearing-impaired (White) man shot after not understanding (black) gunman's demands  MILWAUKEE — A violent trio of criminals has been terrorizing innocent people and businesses across the city. They even shot a man who is hearing impaired because he couldn't understand what they were saying, authorities said. John Kelly was taking out money at an ATM just down the street from his south side home when he was approached by two people. "I wasn't quite sure what was going on it was a total surprise," Kelly said. Kelly said he couldn't understand what Joel Rivera, 29, and his girlfriend were saying to him because he's hearing impaired. Then all of a sudden he was down on the ground bleeding from four gunshot wounds. "They'd would make a decision to try and kill me for a couple of hundred dollars," he said. According to court documents, after shooting Kelly just three days before Christmas, Rivera, his girlfriend, and Antonio Thomas, 24, went on a rampage, robbing businesses all over the city at gunpoint. They hit up family-owned Taqueria Los Gallos on the city's south side. Surveillance video showed Thomas pointing a gun in families' faces, including children. Owner Francisco Hernandez said he was fearful for everyone's lives. - (Black-on-white) |
Low-life scum cowardly black parasite tries to rob a BLIND WHITE man - Video helps link suspect to attempted armed robbery   NEW ORLEANS -- Police have linked the attempted hold-up of a legally blind man in Mid-City to a suspect already in custody for a string of brazen armed robberies. Harry Palmore, 29, has been booked with the attempted armed robbery in the Jan. 24 hold-up of Matthew Hartman. Hartman was using his cane to walk to work at 8 a.m., when police said Palmore jumped out of a stolen car and pointed a gun at Hartman’s chest, demanding his wallet. The gunman can be seen racking the slide of his semi-automatic pistol in an attempt to fire at Hartman at point-blank range. Even more stunning is what happened next: Hartman strikes the would-be robber three times with his cane, at one point hitting him on the wrist and almost causing him to drop his gun. With that third whack of the cane, the robber can be seen retreating back into the car and driving off. Hartman said it was pure instinct that led him to resist the gunman by lashing out with his cane. “I just said no and decided make a stand for myself,” Hartman said. “Split reaction, immediately.” Watching the video of the attack, including a clear sequence of the gunman racking the slide of his semi-automatic pistol, made Hartman realize how close he came to getting shot at point blank range. His sister, Liz Hartman Lawson, is still shaken by what could have happened had the gun not misfired. Days after the would-be robbery, a detective called Hartman and told him that his suspected robber had been caught after pulling two similar hold-ups. Hartman shuddered. He realized he had seen Palmore on the news: He was the suspect captured during a dramatic arrest in which a second man, Arties Manning, was fatally shot by police. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect was holding his (white) 'girlfriend' hostage at knifepoint - SWAT team terminates dark suspect   KENT - Officials have identified the suspect involved in a Kent apartment standoff as 27-year-old Christopher Carter. Police were called to the Villages at Franklin Crossing apartment complex to check for a “suspicious person" around 12:30 p.m. Sunday. When officers approached the man, he barricaded himself inside of the building’s basement laundry room while holding a woman captive with a knife. After roughly seven hours of negotiations, officials were able to safely rescue the woman around 9 p.m. Carter was shot and killed by police. The victim has been identified as 23-year-old Amber Weathers. Police say she was not injured. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 (black) brothers, woman arrested in Saturday's High Point murder of (White) man at his Army Navy surplus store - weapons stolen  HIGH POINT — Police today arrested three people in connection with Saturday’s killing of a High Point businessman. Police arrested brothers Kemione Grady, 18, and Larento Grady, 23, and Shirley Harrington, 24, all of High Point in connection with the death of 65-year-old Jack Carter Little. A customer found Little, of 1905 Wakefield Place shot about 1:50 p.m. in his business, Whetstone Surplus, an Army Navy surplus store at 1222 S. Main St. Numerous weapons were taken from the store. An exact list is not yet available. The U.S. Marshals Office, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are helping with the investigation. The ATF took out search warrants that led to the arrests, according to High Point police Capt. Mike Kirk. Kirk said some of the stolen weapons were recovered, but he did not know how many. - (Black-on-white) |
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Demonic black man tortured 3 of 4 homicide victims – (2 of the victims were White)   PORTSMOUTH -- He is charged with killing four people on three days in two cities, according to court documents. But to Winston Bernard Black Jr.’s accomplices, it isn’t so much the number of people he killed, it’s how he killed them. Court documents say one of Black’s alleged victims was stabbed more than 100 times in her home, and the other two were gruesomely slain in bathtubs for little or no reason. Black, 35, is awaiting trial in Portsmouth and Henrico County circuit courts on four counts of murder and a host of other crimes. Black worked with a violent drug ring in Port Norfolk – a group whose membership includes at least three convicted murderers. Other members included Brian Townes and Keonte Key. A fourth member is identified in the transcripts by the street name “Life” (aka) Cameron Lamar Parker, who is incarcerated in North Carolina for murder. Detectives suspect members of the group killed at least nine people over the years. The three Portsmouth killings for which Black is charged happened in the span of about three months. Samuel L. “Jersey“ Martin was found dead on Nov. 14, 2011, in Cradock; James David “Scooter Dave“ Gough and Ann Marie Dozier Gilkerson were found dead in two locations on Feb. 7, 2012, in Port Norfolk. Black’s fourth murder charge stems from a June 10, 2016, homicide at the Motel 6 on Williamsburg Road in Henrico. Walter Adams, 20, was shot to death, and another man was seriously injured. - (Black-on-white) |
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Wilmington, NC WF cyclist, 24 slaughtered negroid hit-and-run * Worthless black man accused of killing White woman in hit-and-run  WILMINGTON, NC — The man charged with killing a cyclist then leaving the scene of the crime had his first appearance in court today. Jamell Roland of Wilmington is charged with felony hit-and-run in the death of April Marie Daugherty, 24, on Jan. 20. According to the police report, a 2002 Mercedes hit Daugherty while traveling west on Shipyard Blvd. Daugherty was thrown from her bicycle. The car continued to drag the bike down the road. Police found the car abandoned at Cobblestone Apartments. A judge today raised Roland’s bond from $75,000 to $500,000. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arrest warrants issued for (black) ex-boyfriend 'baby daddy' suspected of kidnapping (white) Streator woman  STREATOR, Ill. - Arrest warrants have been issued for a man suspected of kidnapping a woman in LaSalle County, police said. Kayla Stratton and her 11-month-old son disappeared on Friday. The child has been found and is safe, but Stratton remains missing. Police are now looking for the baby's father, Clarence Merritte. The LaSalle County State's Attorney's Office has issued arrest warrants for Merritte on charges of unlawful restraint, driving while license revoked, domestic battery and aggravated assault. The LaSalle County Sheriff's Office said a man forced a woman into his car after ramming the woman's car from behind and running her off the road at the end of East 1st Street on Friday. The male driver of the suspect vehicle then took a woman and child from the crashed vehicle and forced her into his car. The suspect's car was found a few blocks away, the sheriff's office said. A family member said Stratton had dyed her hair black the day she went missing. Police say about 10 p.m. Sunday, Streator police received a phone call from the baby's grandmother, who told them a friend of Stratton's had found the baby outside her home. The friend then called the grandmother. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Pure evil black serial sex fiend predator) suspect accused of killing (White) woman, burning body  GREENVILLE, SC - The Greenville County Sheriff's Office said a sexual assault suspect is now facing charges in connection with a woman's homicide. Deputies identified the suspect as 28-year-old Markius Rashad Yeargin. Yeargin is charged with murder, kidnapping and obstructing justice after 34-year-old Henrietta Crawford's body was found behind a Waffle House on Fairmont Avenue. The coroner said Crawford's remains were located in a wooded area, severely burned and decomposed. Yeargin is accused of violently killing Crawford after kidnapping her between Oct. 20 and Nov. 6. He is also accused of burning her body to destroy evidence. Yeargin was arrested later in November in connection with a sexual assault on Fairmont Avenue on Oct. 17. Deputies said Yeargin used a knife to coerce a victim into sex. He also reportedly sexually assaulted a second victim at gunpoint in October. He is currently being held at the Greenville County Detention Center and is awaiting a bond hearing on Tuesday morning. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Woman charged with first-degree murder in Ashland Walmart shooting (death of White woman)  ASHLAND, VA - An arrest has been made in the shooting death of a 25-year-old woman in an Ashland Walmart parking lot. Brittany Wiggins, 24, faces first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of Ashley Fricke. Fricke, 25, of Woodford, was found shot dead inside a car in the Walmart parking lot in the 100 block of South Hill Carter Parkway around 11 p.m. Saturday. Police said a verbal fight between Wiggins and Fricke may have led to the shooting. Officers say Wiggins was captured on surveillance video at the Walmart. Wiggins also faces charges of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and shooting into an occupied vehicle. She is being held at Pamunkey Regional Jail. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Retarded-looking evil black mouth-breathing predator) arrested in West Palm Beach fatal shooting (of White man)  A 21-year-old man was arrested in the February fatal shooting of a man in West Palm Beach, according to city police. Javon Charles, 21, faces charges of first-degree murder with a firearm, robbery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon. On Feb. 7, 31-year-old Nicholas Olson was found shot in a blue Mustang parked along Alpha Street, just south of South Australian Avenue and east of Interstate 95. Charles was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Service at his home in West Palm Beach Monday morning, according to police. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Teen killed in shooting was reportedly standing up for a friend  The victim in Wednesday’s shooting at Eagles Landing Subdivision is described as a fiercely loyal teen who "loved those around him with all he had," and gave up his life while standing up for a friend. The victim, Clyde A. Weeks, 19, was killed after a fight outside a home on Jubail Drive, according to Hinesville Police. He leaves behind parents, grandparents, brothers, a young daughter and an unborn child. Hinesville police have charged Philemon Jackson, 21, with murder for the shooting, which occurred shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday. Weeks and the friend had just left the Jubail Street home when a blue Dodge, allegedly driven by Jackson, pulled up across the street and he and Weeks’ exchanged words. At some point during the argument, in which it was claimed Jackson robbed the friend earlier, Jackson allegedly put a gun to the friend’s head and Weeks told him to put the gun down and settle the dispute like men. They fought, then the friend told Menges as he and Weeks began to run he heard four shots, turned around and saw Weeks on the ground. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Detroit man charged with murder of (White) woman found in garbage bag in garage  DETROIT - A 44-year-old Detroit man has been charged in connection with the death of a woman whose body was found in a garbage bag inside a Detroit garage. Police said they found Carissa Nicole Oakman, 36, of Detroit, in a garage in the 4500 block of 28th Street. Oakman's body was discovered inside a garbage bag. Antenidus Montrell Collier allegedly assaulted Oakman on Jan. 19 and fatally smothered her. Collier is charged with first-degree murder and first-degree felony murder. He was arraigned at 2:30 p.m. Friday. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest one of two black men that wore killer clown masks when he murdered a White man   Omaha police have arrested a 29-year-old man in connection with the slaying of Michael Brinkman in his southwest Omaha home on Dec. 23. LeAndre Jennings was arrested Friday on an arrest warrant on suspicion of first-degree murder, use of a weapon to commit a felony and possession of a weapon by a prohibited person. The arrest was made by Omaha police homicide detectives and officers from the Metro Area Fugitive Task Force. A second suspect, who is considered armed and dangerous, is still at large, police said. Brinkman, 50, was fatally shot on Dec. 23 in his Millard home near 180th and Q Streets during what police say was an attempted robbery. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two (black) men arrested in deadly shooting of (White) 18-year-old   LOUISVILLE – The Louisville Metro Police Department made two arrests in the shooting death of an 18-year-old on Feb. 14. Devonta Anderson, 23, and Tristan Jewell, 21, are charged with murder and wanton endangerment. Eighteen-year-old Joshua Evans was shot in the 1500 block of Longfield Avenue around 4 a.m. Tuesday in the Taylor Berry neighborhood. Evans died from multiple gunshot wounds to the stomach. The coroner’s release said Evans had just celebrated his 18th birthday on Monday. Evans was found lying in the street. Another victim’s clothing show a bullet had shot through his shirt sleeve but was not injured. Through LMPD’s investigation, Anderson and Jewell were positively identified as the suspects. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Richmond Heights man gets eight years in wrong-way crash that killed (White) father of two   CLAYTON • A Richmond Heights man with traffic offenses and other crimes stretching back more than two decades was sentenced to eight years in prison Friday in a wrong-way crash in 2015 that killed a Maryland Heights father of two. St. Louis County Circuit Judge Joseph Dueker sentenced James E. Hughes, who pleaded guilty of involuntary manslaughter and driving on a revoked license. The wrong-way crash two years ago in University City killed Collin Loveless, 26, capped a more than 20-year chain of recklessness on the St. Louis-area's roads. On Friday, Loveless' father said he forgave Hughes and said he hopes he finds Jesus while in prison. "Your errant choice brought you here today and also ended my son's life," Rick Loveless told Hughes in court. "You are dangerous to us all and I hope you never drive again." - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Girl, 13, killed in Hammond crash following chase that started with beer theft by interracial couple  HAMMOND, Ind. -- Dramatic cell phone video shows the aftermath of a crash that killed a 13-year-old girl and critically injured her grandmother when their car was struck by an SUV that was fleeing East Chicago and Hammond police on Wednesday after a theft of beer. East Chicago police said in a statement that the suspects did not just steal beer, but also ignored orders and, in trying to get away, nearly injured an officer. The girl has been identified as 13-year-old Julianna Chambers of Whiting, Ind. She was on her way home from the doctor with her 57-year-old grandmother in a Chevy Equinox when it was T-boned by a Dodge Durango being chased by East Chicago police into Hammond at about 5 p.m., police said.Hammond police joined the chase after the cars crossed into their jurisdiction. State police said the Dodge ran a red light and hit the driver's side of the Equinox in the intersection of Gostlin and Columbia Avenue. In the cell phone video, the vehicles are left crumpled and several yards from the point of impact. The driver tries to make a run for it, but doesn't get far. State police said the driver of the Equinox, 57-year-old Theresa Paramo of Whiting, Ind., was taken to North Lake Methodist Hospital in critical condition and then airlifted to Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn. Her granddaughter was taken to Saint Margaret's Hospital in Hammond, where she died. On Thursday, East Chicago police revealed the chase began when suspects Donnell Howard, of Highland, and Jessica Pichon, of East Chicago, tried to run from police after Pichon was caught stealing a case of beer from a store. - (Black-on-white) |
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Witnesses Helped Des Plaines Police Find (black) suspect in hit and run that killed a White man and injured Latino man Des Plaines police have identified a Chicago man as the suspect in Tuesday’s hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a pedestrian and injured another on Wolf Road. Police charged Henry Houston, a 66-year-old black male of the 11000 block of Front Avenue, Chicago, with Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Death, a Class 1 felony. According to Cmdr. Christopher Mierzwa of the Des Plaines Police Investigations Department, “corroborated witness accounts, along with a collection of evidence” led police to Houston. Police said in a press release that Houston “fled the scene rendering no aid or assistance to the victims that were struck.” Roman Polniak, a 52-year-old white male of the 3000 block of Haussen Avenue, Chicago, and and Joaquin Areilano, a 56-year-old Latino male of the 5000 block of 29th Street, Cicero, were struck by a white panel van at approximately 6:05 a.m. at the intersection of Wolf Road and Jarvis Avenue. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man guilty of murder (of white 'friend'?) in 2013 Waukegan motel stabbing  After more than two days of deliberations, a Lake County jury found Kevin Curtis guilty Wednesday of first-degree murder for the 2013 stabbing of a 19-year-old former Lake Villa resident in a Waukegan motel room. Curtis, 29, charged with three counts of first-degree murder, was convicted of one count of first-degree murder with the knowledge that his actions could cause great bodily harm. He now faces a mandatory sentencing range of 20 to 60 years in prison, and Judge George Strickland ordered Curtis held without bail until his sentencing. A sentencing date has not yet been scheduled. The sentencing range would not have changed if he had been found guilty of the other two counts. Prosecutors argued during the trial that Curtis purposefully stabbed 19-year-old Jacob Blum, a co-worker, in a Waukegan motel on the evening of July 16, 2013. Curtis, who took the stand during his trial last week, said the stabbing was accidental, occurring after Blum "plowed" into him on a motel bed while Curtis was using the knife to clean his fingernails. He testified the two had wrestled and engaged in horseplay previously. |
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Black arrested for shooting death of (White) 65-year-old newspaper carrier  CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Police have arrested a man they said shot and killed a well-known newspaper delivery man in uptown Charlotte. Police were called to the 300 block of West Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near Romare Bearden Park around 2:20 a.m. Wednesday. Investigators said 22-year-old Roger Best shot and killed Walter “Wes” Scott Jr., 65, while he was delivering newspapers. Police believe Best tried to rob Scott, then shot him. As police were responding to the shooting call, another man flagged down officers at the intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd. and South Tryon Street. That man, who police announced Thursday morning was Best, said he was shot and was rushed to the hospital, where he is still recovering. Police have not said how Best was shot. Once he is released from the hospital, Best will be booked into the Mecklenburg County Jail, charged with murder, attempted armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a felon. Best has been arrested seven times since 2015, according to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Convenience store clerk slain in robbery by (teen criminal parasite with Ebonic name 'Jerrell') at Guess Road Family Fare store   DURHAM — John Wesley Pruitt Jr., a 41-year-old convenience store clerk, was fatally shot while working Tuesday morning at a Family Fare convenience store at 2918 Guess Road, in what police say was a robbery attempt gone awry. According to family members, Mr. Pruitt exchanged gunfire with at least one robber, hitting him in the exchange that left Mr. Pruitt mortally wounded. Police were dispatched to the shooting at the Family Fare shortly after 7:15 a.m. Tuesday. When they arrived, they found Mr. Pruitt and another person both wounded. Mr. Pruitt was taken to Duke Hospital, where he died a short time later. “The incident appears to have been an attempted robbery,” police spokeswoman Kammie Michael said in an email. “Investigators are working to determine the circumstances at this time.” The second wounded person was taken to Duke Regional Hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound. Police did not identify the wounded person, but a member of Mr. Pruitt’s family later said the family had been told he was a suspect in the robbery. There was no word Tuesday evening on the condition of the second wounded person. “It was a robbery and they shot him,” Solis said of Mr. Pruitt. “But, he shot back and got one of them. He (the wounded person) was just a kid.” - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Daytona veteran beaten up (by three filthy, subhuman, scum demonic blacks) for trying to save turtle's life    DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Three young men were arrested Tuesday after police said they beat up a Navy veteran who asked them to stop torturing a turtle, according to Daytona Beach police. A woman was walking her toddler around a pond at Wedgewood Apartments and told police she saw three men torturing a turtle. She went home and told her husband, Gary Blough, they were “smashing up a turtle.” Blough went outside and said he saw a group of three men repeatedly abusing the animal. "The one had it over his head and he was smashing it down on the sidewalk," Blough said. "I asked them to please leave it alone, just let it go to the lake." One of the men, later identified at Johnnie Beveritt, 18, picked up the turtle and threw it down on the sidewalk; the two other men, Ryan Ponder, 23 and a 16-year-old boy, kicked the turtle toward the apartment building away from the pond, the witness told police. Blough told police that the turtle was trying to crawl away but was seriously injured and unable to walk. He told his wife to call the police after the suspects did not stop attacking the animal. After that, two of the suspects struck Blough with their hands, fists and feet. "They started hitting the back of my head and started punching me. I was able to fend off a little bit but I mean three of them, got the better of me," he said.
Blough told them he did not want to fight, one of the attackers said “I don’t give a f—and I don’t care if I go to jail.”. The suspects continued to beat Blough until neighbors came out and the suspects ran away.A Daytona Beach police officer captured all three suspects and the victim’s wife positively identified them as the attackers, according to the report. Blough told police he is a disabled veteran who was seriously injured in the Persian Gulf War. First responders said the victim suffered injuries during the attack including broken skull and facial bones, internal bleeding and a concussion. Police did not know how the injuries would affect him long term. Blough's wife set up a GoFundMe account to raise money for his extensive medical expenses. She said Blough will need surgery on his eye after the beating. Blough said he hopes the men are punished for what they did and would intervene again, without a doubt. "Yeah, I'd do it again and take the beating again if it meant saving that turtle," he said. Police found the turtle, dead, floating in the pond in a puddle of blood. “The animal likely suffered greatly during the time it was being battered by the three defendants,” the officer wrote in the arrest report. - (Black-on-white) |
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Fatal Stanton Street shooting of black (estranged ex-lover) ruled justified    WILKES-BARRE — Authorities will not file charges in the fatal shooting of a 34-year-old man on Stanton Street last June. The parents of Robert Hood vowed to continue fighting after authorities ruled the fatal shooting of their son a justifiable homicide. Hood died after a shooting at 320 Stanton St. in Wilkes-Barre on June 24. The coroner ruled his death a homicide a few days later. Thomas Romanowski, 67, owned the home at 320 Stanton St. and lived there with Jacqueline Newton, 32, who has a child with Romanowski’s son and was Hood’s estranged ex-lover at the time of the shooting. According to the district attorney’s office, a man at 320 Stanton St. shot Hood after Hood attacked and cut him “with a shiny object.” The man drew a firearm and fired several times, striking Hood. Hood then fled into the yard and “succumbed to his injuries.” The release states Salavantis has ruled “the use of force by the male justified.” The release does not specifically identify Romanowski, but describes previous incidents between Hood, Romanowski and Newton as an “extensive history resulting” in the shooting death of Hood. Court documents indicate Hood previously harassed Romanowski and Newton for a period of 18 months — police alleged Hood broke into the Stanton Street home and assaulted them in December 2014. In November 2015, Hood beat Newton unconscious by slamming her head off the pavement then tried to drag her away, according to arrest papers and the district attorney’s office. Romanowski shot and wounded Hood then, police said. Romanowski was not charged in that incident, but Hood was charged with assault, disorderly conduct and harassment. The fatal shooting occurred days after Hood posted bail on those charges, the district attorney’s office said. According to the release, investigators found Hood had been contacting Newton and “threatening to kill her, the male with whom she was living and himself” before the night of the fatal shooting. Authorities said Hood broke into 320 Stanton St. through a rear window that night and made similar threats when Newton returned to the home. Hood attacked Romanowski, leading Romanowski to draw his gun and fire several times, ultimately killing Hood. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial starting for black killer of Raymond Burnett, (White) Mayfield man stabbed to death in his neighborhood (by black) |
MAYFIELD, Ky. - A man stabbed to death in the street is being remembered for his kindness, while another faces the highest charge possible. Christopher Dickson learned he is charged with murder in the stabbing death of 65-year-old