Negro teaches her offspring how to steal White women’s purses

Police have made two arrests, but one of them is a child.

Fort Smith police arrested 25-year-old Bridget Kursh. They believe she stole nine purses in one weekend. Erica Neuroth says her baby was in a cart at Wal-Mart when Kursh snatched her wallet out of her purse.

Neuroth says, "I just can’t believe that someone would go that low to steal someone’s purse with a child in the cart and me standing right there. I just can’t believe there’s people like that."

Neuroth isn’t the only one. All nine victims say they were distracted while shopping and when they turned around, their purses were gone. Police say Kursh actually worked with two young children. Kursh distracted the victims while a 10-year-old boy grabbed the purses and ran off. Police arrested the boy as well.

Neuroth explains, "There are no words for someone who could do that, especially with a child. I couldn’t imagine ever using my son like that."

Surveilance video caught the purse snatchers on camera in the store and out in the parking lot getting into a maroon Mercury Sable. Victims say, they’re happy to hear Kursh is behind bars.

Neuroth says, “I'm glad she got caught, she deserves it."

Kursh has been booked in the Sebastian County Jail. As for the little boy. Police booked him into the Juvenile Detention Center. He’s also charged with nine counts of property theft.

Negro being led away in hand chains

One of the White victims, had her purse
stolen with her baby in the shopping cart

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Black murders 80 y/o White woman so he can take his White GF shopping

Black murders 80 y/o White woman so he can take his White GF shopping

A woman who police said may have been a witness to the slaying an 80-year-old woman arrived at police headquarters for questioning Wednesday afternoon.

Early Wednesday, police released several surveillance pictures from a Southside Wal-Mart that show the potential witness with John Middleton, a suspect in the death of Virginia Harritt.

Harritt's son found his mother's body in her Mandarin apartment last week after he had not heard from her in a while.

Middleton was a maintenance worker at the Woodlake Park Apartments at San Jose Boulevard and Sunbeam Road, where Harritt had recently moved. As a maintenance worker, Middleton was trusted with keys to every apartment in the complex.

While Middleton made several ATM withdraws around town, according to police, the photos from the Wal-Mart on Beach Street and Southside Boulevard are the only images that show a woman with the suspect.

Police said the possible witness and Middleton used Harritt's bank card at the Wal-Mart.

Investigators said the motive in Harritt's slaying was to get the woman's ATM information.

Police have not released the name of the woman seen with Middleton. They said she went to the police headquarters on her own accord even though a police cruiser brought her to the station.

"We believe her to be a witness to this horrific incident. As you can see in the picture, she is there with Middleton. This is right after an ATM transaction using the victim's ATM card," said JSO spokesperson Ken Jefferson.

Middleton turned himself in Saturday and is charged with home-invasion robbery and murder. No charges have been filed against the woman.

"We're considering her as a witness," Jefferson said.

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Jacksonville police say a man, suspected of killing an 80-year-old woman is in jail. Police say 25-year-old John Middleton turned himself in.

Cops had been searching for him since they found Virginia Harritt's body inside her Mandarin apartment, Wednesday night.

Sunday, her son went back inside the apartment for the first time, since her death.

Paul Harritt says it's a small victory knowing Middleton is behind bars now.

Middleton worked as a maintenance man at the appartment complex Harritt helped his mother move into earlier this month. That's also where Middleton lived. Police say the motive for the murder was robbery.

Harritt knew what he was walking into as he made his first step back into his mother's apartment.

"Hell. Because I have to relive the night that I walked into that apartment," said Harritt, Virginia's son.

"Mrs. Harritt was found with telephone cord and duct tape bound around her ankles, wrists, and duct tape covering her mouth," said Lt. Pat Ivey, with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Harritt says since the day his mother's body was found, he has grown close to some of the officers.

"They're the world to us. They've supported us throughout this whole ordeal," said Harritt.

Harritt says his mother, only moved there two weeks ago.

"She was assured it was safe. That everything around here was safe. Safe was the key word, it was safe. It's not," said Harritt.

He says she was excited because she could pick up an old love of hers.

"She could start up her painting again, she loved her painting, she was a wonderful painter. She just had so much life left in her. It's not fair, it's not natural. She'll be deeply missed," said Harritt.

Missed mostly, of course, by her family.

"She's done a lot of things for a lot of people. Me. She's done a lot for me," said Harritt.

Harritt says he would only ask Middleton one thing.

"Why?

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Defense Rests In Phil Spector Trial

Fifth Woman Testifies About Alleged Gunplay

The defense has conditionally rested its case in the Phil Spector murder trial, announcing that the music producer will not testify.

After that decision, Devra Robitaille, a former romantic interest of Spector, testified that the music producer threatened her at gunpoint twice about 10 years apart as she tried to leave his homes.

Other women called earlier by the prosecution described similar scenarios involving Spector.

Robitaille was called as a witness in the prosecution's rebuttal case, a move opposed by the defense on grounds the prosecution held back the witness for a surprise ending element. The judge disagreed.

Spector is accused of murdering actress Lana Clarkson in 2003, a few hours after she went home with him from her job as a nightclub hostess.

Her body was slumped in a chair in the foyer, her purse slung over an arm. She died from a gunshot fired inside her mouth.

The defense claims she shot herself.

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Rodriguez loses his license for a year in a DWI killing of White female and her unborn child.

On top of his license revocation, Rodriguez was sentenced to clean-up the memorial to his adult victim and her unborn child. What a travesty of justice here. The judge should be banished from the bench forever and the invader should be banished from this earth forever. Complete injustice, a very disgusting and sickening case.

Rodriguez Pleads Guilty to DWI Charge

A Leland man suspected of being under the influence of alcohol when he hit and killed a woman five years ago has been convicted of driving while impaired.

Efrain Rodriguez pleaded guilty to a DWI charge in a New Hanover County courtroom on Monday.

Rodriguez has a history of driving drunk.

He has been arrested twice before on DWI charges. In 2003, he hit and killed a pregnant woman then drove away.

Police suspect he was drunk but couldn't prove it since they didn't find him until the next day.

Rodriguez served less than a year for the hit and run.

The victim's father says he wants Rodriguez behind bars for life.

Rodriguez will lose his license for a year.

As part of his guilty plea, he will have to serve community service by cleaning up the memorial of the woman he killed.

Victim, her murderer was sentenced to a year of license revocation and to clean-up her memorial, she, was sentenced to death.

The passive father, he tried to the best of his ability to seek justice for his daughter's killer, but the cards were stacked against him. He was insulted, abused and intimidated at the court house and in the end, his worst fears were realized, justice escaped him, his daughter and his unborn grandchild.

The invader, comes in to a country in which he doesn't belong. Kills a citizen of that country and walks away as if nothing happened. Some claim there is a conspiracy against the White inhabitants of America, to those I say, this case strengthens your argument even further. They can kill a member of our race, even an innocent young woman with child and it's like "nothing happened." Yet, we kill a member of theirs and it's like the world stopped. Well, stops with the exception of the printing presses and the talking heads on TV, they never forget. Once again I'm left with few words but those few words need to be said . . . what a lowdown, dirty shame! Wake-up folks, before it's too l-a-t-e.





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Non-white beats/robs elderly White woman and gets an ice pick!!!

Great find by Dawn - non-white robs/beats an elderly White woman and gets an ice pick!

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Colored man beats his White wife black and blue

Detectives in Maury County need the public's help in finding a man accused of beating his wife.

Detectives said Carl Boone attacked his wife Trisha Boone on Friday.

NewsChannel 5 broadcast pictures showing her injuries Thursday night. She said she wanted them shown to the public to help lead to Boone's arrest.

Trisha Boone is now in a safe house outside the state.

If anyone has information related to this case, they are asked to call the Maury County Sheriff's Office at 931-388-5151.

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All-white jury to hear racial fight (black attack) case in Louisiana

No hate crime charges? Charges reduced? Open season on Whites? This took place at a school? I'm glad I do not attend school this day and age. Blacks "only" 12% of the population? Studies have proven it's takes less that that to ruin a community. Some indicate a 5% black population and the area can be and sometimes is unlivable. Look at areas that have allowed the feds to construct just one HUD apartment complex, as soon as the complex was completed and filled-up with rapist, murderers, dope peddlers and armed robbers, the community was no longer safe. America: Continues her downhill slide, complete with a news media that minimizes the damages done.

JENA, La. (AP) - An all-white jury was seated Tuesday to hear the case against the first of the "Jena Six" - a group of black youths accused of beating a white fellow student amid racial discord at a central Louisiana high school.

Five women and a man will hear opening arguments Wednesday morning at the courthouse in LaSalle Parish, where the black population is only about 12 percent.

"I'm sure I can get a fair trial," Blane Williams, defense lawyer for 17-year-old Mychale Bell said. "You can't tell me there aren't six people in this town who won't listen fairly and do the right thing. I think people have a tendency to do the right thing."

The approaching trial had led to allegations of racism from parents of the accused, who said the original charges - attempted second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit second-degree murder - were out of proportion to the crime. The charges carry a combined sentence of 80 years.

However, prosecutors on Monday reduced the charges for Bell, the first of the teens to go on trial. He is now charged with aggravated second-degree battery, which carries a sentence of up to 15 years, and conspiracy to commit aggravated second-degree battery, which carries a maximum sentence of 7½ years.

It is unclear when or whether prosecutors intend to change charges for the other defendants - four still facing attempted murder and conspiracy charges, and a juvenile whose name and charges have not been made public. LaSalle Parish District Attorney Reed Walters has refused to publicly discuss the case.

Aggravated second-degree battery involves use of a dangerous weapon, according to state statutes.

"Well, anything is better than murder and a lifetime in prison," said John Jenkins, whose son, Carwin Jones, is among the charged. "But it's still strange. All of a sudden they're talking about a weapon. What weapon? We never heard anything about a weapon before."

But attorneys on both sides, during questioning of jurors, indicated prosecutors will try to say that something not usually thought of as a weapon - such as a ring or an ink pen - could be considered a dangerous weapon during a fight.

The racial tension began in late August in Jena - a central Louisiana town of 2,900 with about 350 black residents - after a black student sat under a tree traditionally used as a gathering spot by white students. The next month, three nooses were hanging in the tree when students arrived on campus.

"You didn't see the district attorney rush out to school to do anything about those nooses in the tree," said Caseptla Bailey, whose son, Robert Bailey Jr., also was charged in the beating.

"You don't see white kids who beat up black kids charged with attempted murder. There's nothing fair going on here."

The school's principal recommended the students who hung the nooses be expelled, but they served brief suspensions instead. On Dec. 4, Justin Barker, who is white, was attacked at school by a small group of black students. He was treated at a hospital.

"I saw him that night at school for the ring ceremony," Jenkins said. "I could tell he had been beat up, his face was bruised, but he was out and about, so he couldn't have been too bad."

David Barker, Justin's father, declined comment Tuesday during a break in the trial.

"There are two sides to every story. There are two sides to this one. But I just don't want to talk about our side now," he said.

Theodore Shaw also had been scheduled to go to trial this week, but his case was delayed. Trial dates for the others - Bryant Purvis, Bailey, Jones and the unidentified juvenile - have not been set.

Shaw and Bell have been held since their arrests, unable to post $90,000 bond.

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Charges Reduced for (black) Student in La. Fight (black attack)

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"Colored" Folk, always at the forefront of controversy, always.

An un-American story: Hate crimes and special victims

An un-American story: Hate crimes and special victims

It is human nature to resent groups and individuals deemed more special than others.

The fallacy of hate-crime laws -- the prosecution of which requires a degree of mind-reading not yet available to most Earthlings -- has been cast into stark relief the past few weeks following an interracial rape-murder that has bestirred white supremacists and led to death threats against an African-American columnist.

The spark that caused the firestorm was the brutal rape-murder of a young white couple, Channon Christian and Chris Newsom, who were carjacked last January in Knoxville, Tenn. Five blacks -- four men and a woman -- have been charged in connection with the slayings.

Because the story didn't receive national media attention, some commentators and others have asserted that the media do not treat racial crimes equally. They point out that when a black stripper charged three white members of the Duke University lacrosse team with rape, the national media grabbed the story by the ankle and wouldn't let go. Not so Knoxville.

The perception of media bias is understandable -- and a credible case can be made that the media rushed to condemn the Duke athletes because it fit a recognizable racial narrative, especially in the South. But while race was clearly a factor in stimulating media interest, other factors absent from the Knoxville case -- privilege, town and gown conflicts, politics, underage drinking and the name Duke -- also added to the broader "story" appeal.

Nevertheless, the media's largely unskeptical embrace of the charges in the absence of due process, coincident with the horrible events in Knoxville, have stoked passions among some whites who contend that black-on-white crime is underreported.

Adding to the current heat is the decision that the Knoxville blacks won't be charged for hate crimes. Officials say that because the accused have had white friends, they weren't driven by racial hatred.

That seems a flimsy argument, but it does serve to underscore the potential errancy and misapplication of laws that rely on the subjective judgment of others' psychological motives. As the mother of one of the victims said: "If this wasn't a hate crime, then I don't know how you would define a hate crime."

Hate crimes are not defined only by motive, but by their effect on other members of the same group. The argument for hate-crime laws is that crimes motivated by animus toward an individual because of race, sex, gender identity or disability victimize all members of that group by causing fear and intimidation.

Adding still more fuel to the media- bias claim is a group of white supremacists on one side and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts on the other. Pitts drew fire when he pointed out that the Knoxville incident wasn't considered a hate crime and refuted claims that black crime is underreported. He ended his column with four words for whites who feel oppressed: "Cry me a river."

That's pure columnist flare, but decidedly, um, gutsy considering the likely reaction from people who are not widely known for tolerance. A neo-Nazi group has posted Pitts' address, phone number and his wife's name on its Web site, Overthrow.com. Pitts has received hundreds of e-mails and phone calls, including several death threats that are being investigated by the FBI.

Obviously, Overthrow's editor and the 280 contributors to his American National Socialist Workers Party are the definition of a fringe group that doesn't deserve so much attention. But the same also might be said about those who commit "hate crimes."

In 2005, among about 7,000 hate crimes -- mostly characterized by intimidation (48.9 percent) and simple assault (30.2 percent) -- just six murders and three forcible rapes were reported as fitting the hate-crime definition, according to the FBI's Hate Crime Statistics report. Though we may hate "hate crimes," those numbers hardly seem sufficient to justify extra laws designating a special category for certain crime victims.

Groups such as the Anti-Defamation League have insisted that hate-crime laws are necessary because crimes that make minority communities fearful "damage the fabric of our society and fragment communities."

The Duke and Knoxville cases cast serious doubts on that premise. It is human nature to resent groups and individuals deemed more special than others.

Signaling through laws (or media treatment) that one group's suffering is more grievous than another's -- or that one person's murder is worse than another's -- is also likely to fragment communities, as well as to engender the very animosities such laws are meant to deter.

Kathleen Parker can be reached at kparker@kparker.com.

Colored man sentenced to life for the merciless murder of a White female, now cries and pleads for forgiveness at his sentencing

Colored man below, robs a two-bit fast food restaurant. With pure evil, hatred and malice, he then callously shoots and murders the manager of the restaurant, a White grandmother. Now, as he faces the judge for his punishment, he cries and begs for forgiveness. To add insult to injury and with unequalled stupidly and shear audacity, he stands before the court and states; “It was all just an ‘honest mistake your honor.“ An “honest mistake!“ There was nothing honest about this incident. This act was one of the most dishonest things I had ever heard of. Shooting an unarmed person, an older White grandmother, during a robbery? An “honest mistake!? This was no mistake and there was nothing honest about it! Look at him, an armed robber and murderer, a cold-blooded killer of an innocent and unarmed grandmother, crying like a newborn while begging for mercy!

The judge sentences him to “life” in prison. Maybe the judge should feed, house, cloth and provide his medical care for the rest of his meaningless life instead of the Florida tax-payers? Florida is a capital punishment state! What in the heck is the DEATH penalty for? If cold-blooded killers of innocent grandmothers don’t get it, then who does? A burglar? Someone who burglars the governor’s or one of Florida’s other elite’s mansions? Is that what it is?

Florida has two methods of execution, the gas chamber and lethal injection, this merciless killer should be standing before the judge answering one simple and direct question, which one do you want boy?!

And for all you bleeding hearts out there, don’t worry, the State of Florida would have kept him all comfy-cozy while he awaited his fate should he have been sentenced to the proper punishment, death.

Look, a newly painted and well lighted area. He could have looked out through the bars and gandered at that view all day. Free of charge. The last prison I was in, they charged me just to get in, $14.99 or something like that.

Not even to mention the nice comfortable living quarters. Has a pillow, built-in sink/commode and everything.

Here’s his victim, the judge didn’t get to ask her any questions or even hear her voice. Ma’am would you like to live? Ma’am would you like to see your grandchildren ever again? Ma’am, he just made an “honest mistake,” you do forgive him don’t you? I think we should give him a life sentence so he can live out the remainder of his life, don’t you? No, there wasn’t any questions asked of her, no statements made by her, she was the ultimate victim, she was sentenced to death!

Below, her heart-broken family shedding tears in the courtroom. I hope like hell I never have to live through something like what they have. I am not a deeply religious person but I do live by the belief of; “Always count your blessings, before you ask for more.” That being said, I only ask one thing . . . please keep my family safe. I’m certainly not saying they didn’t, I’m simply stating, I do.

Below, his GF, she assisted in the robbery and murder but received only 30 years. It’s customary for the female to receive less time, why, I don’t know. I guess they figure the female to be more or less following the male. If this had been two males who committed the robbery/murder, more than likely, both would have faced the same charges. Here’s a case where 3 males robbed an AutoZone, all three were shot by the police with one dying of his wounds. Even though it was the police who shot and killed them, the two survivors were charged with his murder.

It’s always interesting to see the “court clean-up” of the criminal. Here’s the face the White grandmother saw as she took her last breath.

Here’s the one the court saw begging for mercy and a sentence other than life.

In any case, here’s the face I will always remember. If there is indeed a God, if there is indeed a utopia called heaven, please place this soul above mine in that kingdom come.

Convicted Checkers Murderer Begs For Forgiveness

Sean Camacho killed an Osceola County grandmother while she worked at a Checkers restaurant. Wednesday, the convicted murderer begged for a judge's mercy.

Camacho, 23, has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering the manager of the fast-food restaurant. Betty Wise was a 56-year-old grandmother, who was shot to death during a robbery.

With a cracking voice and tears streaming down his face, Camacho said he was sorry.

"I do deserve to go to prison," he said, crying.

But Camacho still called the murder of Betty Wise an "honest mistake." Camacho shot Wise to death during the March 2005 robbery of a Kissimmee Checkers restaurant where the woman was a manager. Wise's family cried in court as her son Frank asked for justice.

"This would be easier if there was some real reason she had to die, but being shot in cold blood is no reason," he said.

Camacho's family also attended the sentencing and his mother apologized on her son's behalf.

"What I am about to say comes from my heart. I am sorry for the actions of my son," Paulette Camacho said.

While Camacho asked for a sentence short of life, Judge Jon Morgan told him what he did was not some honest mistake, but murder, and he handed down the maximum sentence.

Shortly before that moment, Camacho's emotions broke open.

"I ask that you, Judge Morgan, have mercy on me. Give me a second chance to go home to my family," he said.

Camacho planned the robbery with his girlfriend at the time, Marlo Cobb. She has already been sent to prison for 30 years.