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ARCHIVE for 15 January 2014
The Color of Crime - "Blacks are statistically 50 times more likely to attack whites than vice versa"

Ronette RickettsKevin Benefield Frederick Lamar Dee, Lemiah Wyatt Sanders Brian Wonsom Nickolas Miller Michael Bell and Jeremy Priel



    (Black) Suspect Identified In Beating Of Elderly (White) Woman
Kwame M. BectonGeorgia McKeeSOUTHAVEN, MS --Police are on the hunt for a suspect they say beat an elderly Southaven woman. Investigators have issued warrants for the arrest of 23-year-old Kwame M. Becton of Southaven. On December 31, 2013, Southaven officers were called to a home in the 5700 block of Garden Walk E. regarding an injured person. When they arrived, they noticed the homeowners car was missing and the front door was open. Once inside, they found 86-year-old Georgia McKee with bruises and injuries to her face. McKee told officers she could not remember how she got the injuries or what happened to her car. McKee was treated from her injuries and is recovering with relatives in Oxford. Investigators say Becton attacked McKee, stole her 2003 Chevrolet Impala and drove to Chicago. The car was found in the Chicago area last Friday and has since been returned to the Southaven Police Department. - (Black-on-white)
   

    (White) Victim, 89, grateful (black, African-american) mugging suspect caught
89-year-old womanTiffany Denise SmithPORTLAND – A woman arrested Tuesday for mugging an 89-year-old woman and stealing her purse has a police record that included robbing other women and prostitution, police said. Tiffany Denise Smith, 33, is accused of stealing the 89-year-old woman's purse and pushing her to the ground on Jan. 9, according to Sgt. Pete Simpson of the Portland Police Bureau. The victim, who asked to be identified only as Marge, was left with severe bruising to her face. Smith appeared before a judge in Mutlnomah County Wednesday afternoon. "I'm so happy they caught her," Marge said. - (Black-on-white)
   

    (Black) Security guard arraigned in Worcester, Mass. shooting death of (White) janitor
Howard PennLloyd Thomas WorsterTwo men are arraigned in Worcester District Court in connection to the shooting death of 52-year-old Lloyd Worster, a janitor at the Albion Rooming House in Worcester, Mass. Prosecutors say 53-year-old Howard Penn, a security guard at the same rooming house on main street is alleged to have been in an argument with the victim Friday evening. "When Mr. Worster is walking away, Mr. Penn produced a firearm, fired one shot at the back of Mr. Worster, killing him," said Assistant District Attorney Brett Dillon. "Apparently, the two are known to each other, there's been some long-standing feud between the two," said Worcester Police Sgt. Kerry Hazelhurst. Penn called 9-1-1 himself and admitted to shooting Worster, he claims it was in self-defense. - (Black-on-white)
   

    Hearing reset for (black) man accused of (White) firefighter's slaying
Brandon MackeyWesley FranklinSAVANNAH, GA - An open-ended plea hearing has been rescheduled for a man charged with the 2012 fatal shooting of an Isle of Hope firefighter. Brandon Mackey is accused of the June 25, 2012, slaying of Wesley Franklin during an armed robbery outside Deb's Pub & Grub on Norwood Avenue. A Chatham County grand jury indicted Mackey in July 2013 on felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault and several other charges in connection with the killing. Judge Timothy Walmsley rescheduled Mackey's open ended plea hearing for March 24. The court is waiting on a detailed forensic report and the results of a competency test. The trial has been scheduled to start in March 2014. - (Black-on-white)
   

    Death sentence commuted for allegedly 'retarded' black in killing of White Philadelphia police officer
Edward BraceyDanny BoylePHILADELPHIA -- A judge has thrown out the death sentence imposed on a man convicted of the shooting death of a Philadelphia police officer more than two decades ago. Common Pleas Judge M. Teresa Sarmina ruled Friday that 50-year-old Edward Bracey had established below-average intellectual functioning as demonstrated by an IQ of 74. The U.S. Supreme Court has barred as unconstitutional execution of anyone deemed by a state to be mentally disabled. Bracey's sentence is now life in prison without possibility of parole in the 1991 murder of officer Daniel Boyle. The ruling prompted strong reaction from law enforcement. Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams held a news conference Tuesday morning attended by Boyle's family. John J. McNesby, president of Lodge 5 of the Fraternal Order of Police, called the decision "an absolute disgrace." - (Black-on-white)
   

    (Black) Man Pleads Guilty in Shooting of his (White) Estranged Wife
Amber AndrewsAmber Andrews A man will be sentenced March 4 after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of his estranged wife in Mississippi. Authorities say 22-year-old Amber Andrews was shot in February 2013 while she was driving alone on U.S. Highway 84 outside Waynesboro, causing her to wreck. She died at the scene. Authorities arrested 25-year-old Anthony Pace shortly afterward at his mother's house in nearby Gilbertown, Ala. Pace was initially charged with first-degree murder. Pace pleaded guilty Monday in Wayne County Circuit Court to second-degree murder. Pace faces up to 40 years in prison when sentenced. - (Black-on-white)
   

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    Jacquetta Simmons sent to jail as defense plans appeal of restitution order
Grace SuozziJacquetta SimmonsJacquetta Simmons, 27-years-old at the time of her crime, was convicted by a jury of peers in August of delivering a roundhouse punch to the face of 70-year-old Grace Suozzi, a Walmart cashier, on Christmas Eve 2011, after arguing with Suozzi about producing a receipt for her prior purchases. Suozzi has not worked and reportedly rarely goes out of the house since the attack. - (Black-on-white)
   

    (Colored) Boys, 16 & 17, charged in Rock Hill murder
(L) Maurice Burris; (R) Dontavion White Michael GiddensROCK HILL, S.C. -- Authorities in Rock Hill say two teenaged boys turned themselves in to police in connection with a fatal Friday shooting. Maurice Lamont Burris, 16, is charged with murder, armed robbery, criminal conspiracy, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime and possession of a firearm under the age of 18. Burris' bond was denied. Burris is accused in the first homicide in Rock Hill in 2014 for the death of 25-year-old Michael Giddens. A second person turned themselves in, officials say, 17-year-old Dontavion White. White faces the same charges as Burris. Rock Hill Police say due to the "seriousness of the charges", White's bond will also be denied. Rock Hill Police are now saying investigators are working to identify a possible third suspect in the homicide. - (Black-on-white)
   

   

Black executed for murder of his White co-worker in 1995
Michael Lee WilsonBilly Don Alverson, 39, was executed in January 2011 and Darwin BrownRichard J HarjoRichard YostA man has been executed by lethal injection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary almost 20 years after orchestrating the brutal assault and robbery of his co-worker at a Tulsa convenience store. Michael Lee Wilson, 38, was convicted in the killing of Richard Yost, 30, who aspired to one day manage the Quiktrip store. Wilson, who was convicted of first-degree murder, was the third person executed for the February 25, 1995, crime; the fourth defendant is serving a life term. Prison spokesman Jerry Massie said Wilson's time of death was 6:06 p.m. Two other men were executed for the crime in 2009 and 2011. Before the crime, the men loitered nearly an hour while waiting for customers to leave. Once they were gone, they struck Yost with an aluminum baseball bat 54 times in 131 seconds. They jostled a safe while removing it, but Wilson posed as Yost when a security company called to check an alarm. And to dampen suspicions among middle-of-the-night customers, Wilson put on Yost's uniform and worked the cash register as Yost lay dying in a pool of blood, beer and milk behind the cooler doors. Billy Don Alverson, 39, was executed in January 2011 and Darwin Brown, 32, was executed in January 2009. Richard J Harjo was sentenced to life because he was only 16 at the time of the murder. - (Black-on-white)


    Popular (White) sorority member 'shot dead by a (black) woman in front of terrified friends in road rage dispute'
Sparkles LindsayKimberly KilgoreA violent ex-con has been charged with multiple counts in the road rage shooting death of a 21-year-old female Georgia college student. Sparkles Lindsay, 22, followed Kimberly Kilgore, 21, into her gated apartment complex last year and shot her to death while her best friend sat in the passenger seat and watched in horror, police say. Ms Lindsay faces a charge of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony. The 22-year-old and her friends reportedly had a heated altercation with Ms Kilgore and friend Shannon Stone around 2am Oct 11 just outside the Kennesaw apartment complex where Ms Kilgore lived. Despite the complex being gated, Ms Lindsay drove into the parking lot, and escalated the incident into a physical altercation. The violent woman then pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots at Ms Kilgore, police told multiple local media outlets. Ms Stone helplessly watched her best friend get gunned down. ‘I was in the passenger seat and she was looking right at me when it happened. I was the last sight she saw before her life was taken, and I couldn’t stop it,’ the grieving friend said. - (Black-on-white)
   

    2 black brothers get prison time in Denver bar killings
Joseph HillLynell HillRoss RichterTereasa BeesleyKellene FallonDaria PohlYoung FeroDENVER (AP) — Two brothers are headed to prison for their role in the killings of five people at a Denver bar that authorities say was then set on fire in an attempted cover-up. Joseph Hill, 28, was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole Friday after pleading guilty to five counts of first-degree murder in the October 2012 slayings. Lynell Hill, 26, was sentenced to 70 years in prison after pleading guilty to one count each of second-degree murder, aggravated robbery and first-degree arson. - (Black-on-white)
   
  • DA seeking death penalty against Dexter Lewis in horrific Fero's Bar and Grill killings - 07/25/2013
    Dexter B. Lewis DENVER - Denver prosecutors announced Thursday they will seek the death penalty against 23-year-old Dexter B. Lewis in the horrific murders of five people who were stabbed to death at Fero's Bar and Grill last fall. "I've been in the Denver DA's Office for 30 years and I've never seen a case where there were five people that were killed at the hand of one individual," said Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey. "We have a man and four women that were allegedly laid down on the floor of a bar and butchered. Based on that, I think it's appropriate for us to seek the death penalty."
   
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