Dare go da welfare check

[LaKooneshia]

Jameisha Mammy On Trial For Killin' Her

The trial of a Killeen woman charged with first-degree murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter begins Monday morning in Judge Joe Carroll's 27th District Court at the Bell County Justice Complex in Belton.

Kahtisha Shontel McKnight, 25, is charged with the murder of her daughter, Jameisha, on May 18, 2007.

Jury selection is expected to take up the morning hours. Opening statements are expected to be delivered by Assistant District Attorney Mike Waldman, lead prosecutor, and McKnight's defense attorney, Michael White.

This will be the first murder trial of a 2008 calendar with eight pending and scheduled to take place throughout the year. Subpoenas have been issued to witnesses, Waldman said, and the trial is expected to conclude by the end of the week.

The first-degree murder charge carries a punishment range of from five to 99 years, or life in prison. If McKnight is found guilty, the jury will determine her sentence in the punishment phase.

According to court records, McKnight's daughter suffered a fractured skull and died from blunt-force trauma to the head. McKnight originally had taken her daughter to a local hospital and told medical personnel that the toddler hit her head.

Before the child died, McKnight changed key details of her account, court records said. The arrest affidavit included three different accounts by McKnight of how her daughter was injured.

The change in the last story came after medical examiners ruled that the description of the trauma Jameisha suffered, according to her mother, was inconsistent with the severity of the child's injuries.

 

[3 Ks]

Lytanza Gives Niglet A Driving Lesson

http://www.11alive.com/news/article_news.aspx?storyid=110237

Mammy Charged With Niglet's Death
1/27/2008

Lytanza Robinson

An Apelanta mammy is headed to jail, charged with the death of her niglet.

Police said the sow was driving on Donald L. Hollowell Parkway with the groidling in her lap and got into an accident Sunday morning. The turdlet was killed. :lol:

The death could have been avoided, had the boonlet been in a car seat, police said.

Lytanza Robinson is facing charges of vehicular homicide, reckless driving, seatbelt violations and driving with a suspended license.

Police said Robinson lost control of her car and hit a pole. On impact, the airbag deployed, struck and killed the new nigger.

Robinson was transported to the hospital but was expected to be booked in jail sometime Sunday night.

 

[Johnny99]

Lytanza don' beez graduatated fum de Eddie Griffin Negro Driving Skool.

 

[Rasp]

ESL po-leece investigating petrified niglet

Baby's Death in East St. Louis Called Suspicious

Police in East St. Louis are calling the death of a 5 month old baby girl suspicious.

The infant was found in a home in the 700 block of North 81st Street.

:lol:

Chief Michael Baxton says when officers responded to the home around 7 a.m. Friday, the child was sitting in a car seat but was not breathing.

Baxton says three people were in the home when police arrived. Two were taken into custody for questioning.

Two children also in the home, ages 2 and 5 years old were removed from the home and placed into the custody of Children and Family Services.

The East St. Louis Police and the Illinois State Police are investigating how the child died.

And police may have solved another case of a child's suspicious death. Detectives have arrest warrants for two people charged with the death of a four year old last November.

 

[Johnny99]

Buck Turns Niglet Into Vegetarian.... Or Vegetable...Sumpin Like Dat​

Man accused of hitting 3-month-old in head​

08:25 PM EST on Friday, February 29, 2008

By MARIO ROLDAN / WCNC
E-mail Mario: MRoldan@WCNC.com

Alleged abuser makes court appearance GASTONIA, N.C. -- The health of a Gastonia infant takes a turn for the worse. Police believe the mother's boyfriend hit the baby in the head.

“As a result of that action, he suffered bleeding on the brain and retinal hemorrhaging,"� said Sgt. Gene Weaver of the Gastonia Police Department.

Ryan Jerel Bratton, 20, faces a felony child abuse charge.

During Bratton’s first court appearance Friday, Assistant District Attorney Eddie Meeks announced that 3-month-old Semajj Lewis had gone into a vegetative state. Meeks said they would pursue first-degree murder charges if Lewis doesn’t survive.

"I don't pay for shelter or clothes,"� Bratton told a judge. “I live with my girlfriend. She gets food stamps."
Gastonia police said Bratton was taking care of his girlfriend's baby while she was at work.

“I think it was a matter of (Bratton) just being stressed out and letting the moment get away from him and doing the wrong thing,"� Sgt. Weaver said.

Bratton’s bond is set at $600,000.

 

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“I think it was a matter of (Bratton) just being stressed out and letting the moment get away from him and doing the wrong thing,” Sgt. Weaver said.

Stressed out from what??? You mean this Sgt. Weaver?:

"I don't pay for shelter or clothes,” Bratton told a judge. “I live with my girlfriend. She gets food stamps."

Oh my God! All the stress from YT footin' duh bill!!

Why don't you do us a big favor Sgt. Weaver, cut the nigger loose, (IMO, no real crime was committed) and un plug the niglet, and maybe you could save us the "stress" of paying for these worthless chunks of crap!!!!

 

[ZKR]

Tillman Putz Da Fatalizin' Smackdown on His 3-Mumph Old 'Glit

West Palm Beach man arrested in death of infant son

The 3-month-old had multiple old rib fractures, multiple head injuries and was brain dead by the time the 911 call was made.

On Friday, police announced that the infant's father, Tillman "Chris" Moore, 24, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

West Palm Beach police were called to Moore's home on the 3000 block of Greenwood Avenue on Sept. 27 after the father reported that the baby, Jayda Moore, was unresponsive, probably because of the heat, said Detective Lori Colombino.

Officers conducted CPR and then called detectives after they noticed marks on the child's body.

At the hospital Moore denied doing anything to harm the baby. But after a hospital CAT scan found all the injuries, Moore made his first change to his story, Colombino said.

"Initially he said nothing happened," Colombino said. "And then he disclosed that a little before the 911 call, the baby had rolled from the center of the queen bed to the floor. He said nothing else happened, that's it, that's it."

When the autopsy came back on Feb. 19, indicating that the cause of death was blunt trauma to the head, detectives took the case to the grand jury, which indicted Moore on Feb. 26 on a count of first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated child abuse.

After his arrest Thursday, Moore revised his account again, Colombino said.

"This time, he disclosed [the baby] also fell out of the stroller when they got back from the walk," Colombino said. But even if all of Moore's accounts were true, she said, it still wouldn't explain all the baby's injuries.

"There were more than five points of contact on the head," she added. "How often do you drop a kid from a stroller and he'll fall from a bed on the same day? And on top of that, he had those old rib injuries, including the posterior rib, which is indicative of child abuse."

The baby's mother, who was at school the day Jayda died, is cooperating with police, Colombino said. In fact, she was suspicious and believed he was involved, the detective added.

Moore appeared before a judge on Friday. He was denied bond.

Tillman Beez in Sum Hot Water Now!

Name: MOORE, TILLMAN C
Race: Black
DOB: 03/02/1984

Charges:
782.04-2535 HOMICIDE-WILFUL KILL-MURDER PREMEDITATED
Original Bond: $0.00 Current Bond: $0.00

827.03-2989 CRUELTY TOWARD CHILD-AGGRAVATED ABUSE
Original Bond: $0.00 Current Bond: $0.00

827.03-2989 CRUELTY TOWARD CHILD-AGGRAVATED ABUSE
Original Bond: $0.00 Current Bond: $0.00

 

[TxTiger]

Ada Parents Arrested for Child Abuse

Updated: March 5, 2008 06:32 PM CST

An Ada mother and step-father could spend the rest of their lives in prison if convicted of child abuse charges. Wednesday, the couple made their initial appearance in front of a district judge. KTEN's Hailee Holliday reports.

Reports show the boy had accidentally eaten paint chips at school. The parents were notified to pick him up and take him to the hospital to get checked out. On the way to the hospital the step-father struck the child in the face with the mother sitting right next to him.

The driver of the vehicle was a family friend, who told deputies she knew what she saw wasn't right.

During the investigation into the case, authorities say the couple gave false information to them and to the Department of Human Services, but the child admitted to being struck.

Pontotoc County Undersheriff Joe Glover says it was obvious the boy had been struck hard because he had deep bruises covering his legs and backside.

Glover says, "Law enforcement is always concerned and we want to investigate fully into this and ensure that the child is safe and those who do harm children are put to justice."

23-year-old Kaycee Smith is charged with enabling child abuse and 27-year-old JaQuincy Smith is charged with child abuse.

Both are felony charges and can carry up to life in prison if convicted.

The child is currently in the custody of the grandparents.

The couple will re-appear in court on March 11th.

http://www.kten.com/Global/story.asp?S=7972253

 

[LaKooneshia]

Adrienne Bops De Baby On It's Hayid - Like Dayid!

When EMS workers responded to a call at a North Augusta apartment complex, Friday, the mother of a 4-month-old baby girl said she had found the lifeless child she was holding in her arms. An autopsy later showed the infant died of massive head trauma.

Lt. Joe Count, North Augusta Department of Public Safety: "The mother did, by her own admission, strike the child several times in the head with her fist. That is consistent with what we got from the forensic pathology report, which we believe led to the child's death."

Adrienne Michelle Bush, 24, is under arrest for Homicide by Child Abuse. Investigators say the baby girl's father was home at the time, but has been cleared at this point.

News of the baby's death hit neighbor, Patrick Jerry, hard.

Patrick Jerry, neighbor: "A baby, that baby's innocent. They don't know any better. That's just uncalled for."

The alleged beating is one of those heartbreaking incidents that is hard for everyone on the case.

Lt. Count: "Anytime you're dealing with the death of a child, whether it's by homicide or not, they're always difficult with infants. All the investigators involved, people from the Coroner's Office, DSS, they all have children."

Bush's two other children, a 2- and 6-year-old, are with her boyfriend.

The suspect was going to be transferred to the Aiken County Detention Center. A bond hearing is expected Wednesday.

 

[TxTiger]

Bond set for Bonham couple in toddler death
Mar 19, 2008

BONHAM, Tex. -- Bond has been set for a Bonham couple accused of beating a two-year old. Danielle Denise Cuba, 22, and Cory Don Louis, 38, have been charged with injury to a child, a first degree felony.

Cuba and Louis were each being held on $500,000 bonds. Investigators say they believe Cuba’s son was severely beaten with a belt and then hung by his wrists from a closet clothing rod.

Authorities say Saturday morning, Cuba called 911 and said her child wasn't breathing. The child was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Police say the boy was likely beaten to death with a belt.

Police think the two-year-old, who is Cuba’s son, was beaten excessively with a belt and then hung by his wrists on a closet clothing rod.

There were three other children at home, who were checked out by medical examiners. Authorities say another child, a three-year-old, was found to have significant injury, and is still in the hospital. The other two children are in the custody of Child Protective Services.

Bonham Police Chief Mike Bankston said, "There's some satisfaction at least those other three children in that home will not be in harm's way for a while, hopefully maybe never."

Despite the fact that there were four children living in the home, one of the couple's neighbors on 12th Street say they saw Louis at the house, but never saw any children.

"The death of a small child is much more traumatic for everyone involved. This case will take toll on a lot of people," Fannin County district attorney Richard Glaser says.

Three other children were found in the home. They are now in the care of child protective services. The two-year old died over the weekend. Autopsy results are pending.

http://www.kxii.com/news/headlines/16770321.html

 

[Chicago Hope]

Boyfren Makes nigglet a Veggie

Infant remains in vegetative state; mom's boyfriend remains in jail
April 8, 2008 - 8:35PM
By Daniel Jackson

Ryan Jerel Bratton​

A 3-month-old baby boy remained in a vegetative state at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte Tuesday with brain injuries that police say he suffered six weeks ago at the hands of a Gastonia man.

http://www.gastongazette.com/news/bratton_19141___article.html/baby_jackson.html

 

[Unregistered]

Oh I like this one. Killing the fetus before birth to save us having to pay welfare. This should be applauded, not convicted!

http://www.wlwt.com/news/15880434/detail.html

Teens Convicted In Attack That Killed Unborn Child
Travis Gettys, WLWT.com

POSTED: 6:28 pm EDT April 14, 2008
UPDATED: 7:56 pm EDT April 14, 2008

CINCINNATI -- A jury convicted two teens Monday afternoon in the beating of a pregnant woman that killed her unborn child.

Alfonso Price and Jebrell Wright were found guilty of murder, felonious assault and kidnapping in the July 2007 attack on Kerria Anderson.

Prosecutors said Price had urged Anderson, who had told him he was her baby’s father, to have an abortion after relatives said the two were cousins.

After Anderson refused, authorities said Price and Wright attacked her near Findlay Market, and authorities said her unborn child was killed in the assault.

A DNA test later showed that Price was not the child’s father.

Price, 16, and Wright, 17, were prosecuted as adults, and the pair could each face 35 years to life in prison.

 

[William of the White Hand]

I don't know what the fuss is. All niggers seem to be in a vegetative state of some sort.

 

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Prosecutors said Price had urged Anderson, who had told him he was her baby’s father, to have an abortion after relatives said the two were cousins.

After Anderson refused, authorities said Price and Wright attacked her near Findlay Market, and authorities said her unborn child was killed in the assault.

A DNA test later showed that Price was not the child’s father.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

This is pure gutter TNB, straight from duh maury show! :lol::lol::lol:

 

[LaKooneshia]

Drunken Negros Deprive Niglet Of Water & It Dies

Sharon Patterson told police she had been drinking and smoking marijuana the day before Amari died, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. She also told them she had previously lost custody of four children because of drug addiction. Attorneys said in court Wednesday that she has mental health issues.

According to the arrest warrant affidavit, Sharon Patterson said she was frustrated with Hicks for not coming by and checking on Amari or bringing him any clothes or food. "She was planning on depriving Amari Jackson of liquids for a week and didn't realize that Amari could get sick by dehydration," the document said.

Two family friends accused of depriving a toddler of fluid for at least a week as punishment for bed wetting appeared in court yesterday to face charges in his death. Police said 23-month-old Amari Jackson died of dehydration while Sharon Patterson and her brother Robert Patterson were caring for him in February. His death was ruled a homicide.

Investigators said glasses around the house were laced with hot sauce to keep the boy from drinking. Meriden Superior Court Judge Arthur Hadden described the allegations as “shocking.”��”��

Sharon Patterson, 39, was charged with manslaughter, cruelty to persons and risk of injury to a minor. Robert Patterson, 31, was charged with cruelty to persons and risk of injury to a minor.

The pair did not enter pleas during their court appearance. Judge Hadden increased Sharon Patterson’s bond from $250,000 to $500,000. Robert Patterson’s bond was left at $150,000.

“It took every inch of my body to stay in my seat,”��”�� said the dead tot’s mother, Sara Hicks, 20, after the court hearing. “I’m still shaking.”��”��

The Pattersons, Hicks’ long-time friends, offered to care for her son for about a week because she was sick with a fever and caring for her 8-month-old daughter. Hicks said she frequently spoke with her son on the phone and dropped off diapers at the house, but had no inkling of problems.

Sharon Patterson told police she had been smoking marijuana and drinking booze the day before Amari died, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

:colt45: :colt45: :colt45:​

Sharon Patterson plans to plead not guilty to the charges, said her public defender, Christine Janis. Robert Patterson’s public defender was unavailable for comment.

 

[ZKR]

Bail set at $2 million for Zion man in daughter's death

Larnell's Jig Fathering Tip #35:
When Yo' Niglet Cryin', Beat Dat Lil' Muhfugga Down
​

Bail was set at $2 million Saturday for a Zion man charged in the death of his 4-month-old daughter.

Larnell Mace, 19, of the 1600 block of Lorelei Drive was charged late Friday with two counts of first-degree murder, police said.

Mace told investigators that he punched his daughter, Jasmine, five or six times because she would not stop crying, prosecutors said at a hearing in Lake County Circuit Court.

Prosecutors said Mace had denied injuring the girl and gave conflicting statements about her injuries.

 

[White Sail]

http://www.suntimes.com/news/24-7/910500,baby042308.article

Woman, 19, charged in drowning death of baby

April 23, 2008

A South Side woman was charged Tuesday night with murder in the April 4 death of her 5-month old child that she allegedly admitted to drowning in a bathtub because being a mother was disrupting her social life.

Killed was Makalah Rodgers, of the 7800 block of South Ingleside Avenue, who was pronounced dead Friday April 4 at Advocate Trinity Hospital at 3:17 p.m., according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office.

Rozlynn Rodgers

An autopsy Saturday April 5 was inconclusive and "pending police investigation," according to the medical examiner's office.

Rozlynn Rodgers, 19, of the 7800 block of South Ingleside Avenue, was charged with murder Tuesday at 6 p.m., according to police News Affairs Officer Laura Kubiak. She allegedly left her baby daughter to drown in their home at the Ingleside Avenue address, according to Kubiak.

Rodgers is expected to appear in Violence Court (Br.66) at noon Wednesday for a bond hearing.

The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services was investigating an allegation of death by neglect in the case, said department spokesman Kendall Marlowe shortly after the baby's death.

DCFS has not had any prior contact with Makalah’s family and she was the only child living in the home, Marlowe said.

Police originally believed the death was an accident because the woman said she stepped away momentarily while giving the child a bath and when she came back, the baby accidentally drowned.

Later, she allegedly admitted to she didn’t want to have a baby because it was disrupting her “night life,’’ according to Calumet Area detectives.

 

[White Sail]

http://www.myeyewitnessnews.com/new...ntent_id=562021c6-3e9e-451a-bf08-d17d50adfda3

Man Convicted for Shaking and Beating Baby to Death
Last Update: 4/25 4:43 pm

Eric Cathey, 30

MEMPHIS, TN - A Memphis man was found guilty of shaking, beating, and killing his 2 month-old daughter in May 2006.

Eric Cathey, 30, was convicted of first degree murder, aggravated child abuse, and aggravated child neglect. He faces a sentence of life in prison.

On May 9, 2006, 2 month-old Erica Cathey was taken to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center in critical condition and was placed on life support after her father, Eric, said the baby was not breathing. Erica was in her father's care while her mother was working.hmy: Do you notice that the buck was not working? Erica had several broken bones, fractures, and severe head injuries that police say were consistent with being shaken.

 

[White Sail]

http://www.cbs46.com/news/16060351/detail.html

Aunt, Teenage Mom Charged In Toddler's Death

POSTED: 2:26 pm EDT April 29, 2008
UPDATED: 5:45 pm EDT April 29, 2008

ATLANTA -- A teenage mother and an aunt have been charged in connection with the death of a 14-month-old boy.

Police responded Monday to a home on Wilkes Circle in the Bowen Homes neighborhood after a caller said the boy was not breathing.

The boy was taken to Grady Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead.

The aunt, Tameka Hardman, and the 16-year-old mother were charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless conduct. Investigators said Tuesday the charges could change, depending on the results of an autopsy.

Police did not say how the baby may have died.

 

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Two sisters have been charged with killing fourteen-month-old welfare check, Quintaveous Wright :lol:


ATLANTA -- Two sisters have been charged with killing one of their babies. Fourteen-month-old Quintaveous :lol: Wright died after he was found not breathing. Atlanta police believe his 16-year-old mother and his aunt, Tameka Hardeman, are responsible.

Police have not yet released why the two women were charged or how the baby died. But Channel 2 obtained a copy of the police report and it revealed the baby had a wound on his leg and that investigators believe foul play was involved.

A relative of the family is sticking up for the baby’s mom and aunt. “They’re good parents. They’re really good parents,"� said the relative who did not want to be identified. "I really don't think they should be charged with murder because I don't think they would harm the kids. I've never seen them hit them, do no harm to them, in no type of form or fashion." Sho 'nuff!

Wright was found not breathing at his northwest Atlanta home Monday morning and was rushed to Hughes-Spalding Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Since then, Atlanta police have charged his 16-year-old mother and 30-year-old aunt, Hardeman, with his death.

"When I got ready to get my kids ready, he was up that morning. He was happy and jolly. And all of the sudden, I was getting ready to come outside, she came outside screaming and hollering saying, ”˜They killed my niglet,’" the relative told Channel 2’s Rachel Kim.

The relative said the baby’s paternal grandmother had him the night before and has been wanting custody (Welfare Check) because she believes his mother is too young. Authorities have not yet released any details as to why the mother and her sister were charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless conduct.

"They (the charges) could be very well upgraded depending on how the investigation goes from here. And that obviously is pending the autopsy report,"� said Eric Schwartz with the Atlanta Police Department.

Channel 2 checked with the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office and they said the autopsy is pending toxicology. They will have the blood sent out to see what was in it and then determine the cause of death.