Good ole nigger domestic violence

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Demetria Montgomery

Woman accused of cutting ex-boyfriend over cell phone use by Ray Rivera

WEST ASHLEY, SC (WCSC) -
A 50-year-old woman is accused of jabbing a knife into her ex-boyfriend's chest over his cell phone use.

The Charleston Police Department charged Demetria Montgomery with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature.

On Sunday afternoon, police responded to an apartment on William Kennerty Drive in reference to an assault involving a knife. When officers arrived, they found Montgomery outside of the apartment and the 52-year-old victim inside the home.

The victim said he and Montgomery had been dating and living together for about four years, however for the past 2 to 3 months they had broken up and were still living together.

According to the victim, the incident started when he was on the couch, and Montgomery walked out of her bedroom and started to argue with him about speaking to other women on his cell phone.

The victim said he did not want to argue, so he started to pack up his clothes in an effort to leave the home. A police report states Montgomery started to push the victim and hit him while screaming,"You're not leaving!"

Police say as the victim continued to pack, Montgomery grabbed a kitchen knife and "jabbed" it at the victim's chest area several times. The victim said as he was on the phone with police, Montgomery kept screaming that she was going to hurt herself.

Montgomery told investigators that while they were in a verbal argument, the victim kicked her in the crotch area. Police say Montgomery did appear to have a minor bruise on her right thigh. Montgomery said she then grabbed the knife to defend herself.

When Montgomery was asked about the cuts to the victim's chest, Montgomery said she may have poked him with the knife a couple of times but "was not sure."

Authorities say they removed a 6-inch kitchen knife from the crime scene. According to investigators, both the victim and the suspect refused EMS treatment, and all injuries appeared to be minor.

Montgomery was taken into custody and charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature.

 

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Keith Martin

Good Niggers

Cell phone key evidence in Keith Martin double murder trial by Fred Childers

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) -
For the second day jurors heard the lead detective testify about the evidence he gathered against Keith Martin. That evidence includes Martin's cell phone, text messages and pictures found on the phone.

Both the prosecution and the defense spent most of the day questioning Kevin Strickland about those items and how he was able to obtain them.

One item, a cell phone that didn't make it into evidence sparked debate between the prosecution and the defense in the afternoon. It resulted in a motion by the defense for a mistrial. Judge John Mosely quickly rejected the motion saying there was no violation in procedure.

A Caddo parish jury is now seeing and hearing evidence from a 2011 double murder.

Keith Martin is accused of shooting and killing his estranged girlfriend, Lashonda Taylor and her mother, Linda Taylor.

The prosecution spent most of the day on Tuesday questioning then-lead detective, Kevin Strickland.

Prosecutors used his testimony to pick apart Martin's alibi and to refute his claim that he was at a downtown bar at the time of the murders.

In an audio recording that was played for the jury, Martin could be heard telling Detective Kevin Strickland that he was at a bar from 1 a.m. until daylight that morning.

Strickland could be heard telling Martin "I'm telling you, you're lying."The jury watched video surveillance from the bar and Strickland testified that Martin doesn't show up in the video until 4:20 in the morning.

Other evidence includes Martin's cell phone, text messages, and a picture on his cell phone of a Glock 9 mm semiautomatic handgun.

That's the same type of gun police believe was used in the murders. Testimony in the first degree murder trial of Keith Martin is expected to continue Wednesday.

 

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James Smith

Man charged with killing ex-girlfriend, other man in Anson Co. home

MORVEN, NC (WBTV) -
Investigators in Anson County say a man is in custody after he killed his former girlfriend and another man Sunday night.

James Thomas Smith, 47, of Wadesboro, is charged with two counts of first degree murder.

The incident was reported around 11:30 p.m. Sunday night on Gin Lane in the Morven area, according to Anson County Sheriff Tommy Allen.

Detectives say it appears to a domestic violence situation. A male and female were found deceased when deputies arrived on scene.

Sheriff Allen identified the victims Monday morning as 49-year-old Daisy Coleman Melton and 58-year-old Larry Thomas Lindsey.

Deputies say Melton was found outside the home, stabbed to death. Lindsey was found inside with at least one gunshot wound.

Sheriff Allen says it appears that Smith was a former boyfriend of Melton, who deputies actually had to remove from the residence back in August by deputies.

Sheriff's records show deputies had answered several domestic calls at this residence involving Smith and Melton over the past.

According to court records, Smith was given a 15 year sentence in 1992 for Second Degree murder in the death his wife in Wadesboro.

According to records he was released from the Department of Corrections in 1997.

Smith is in the Anson County Jail under no bond.

 

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Clinton Rashod Franklin

PD: Man shot at car with infant inside

ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (WAVY) - An Elizabeth City man is behind bars accused of assaulting his girlfriend and firing a gun at the car she and an infant were in Sunday night.

Capt. John Young with the Elizabeth City Police Department said officers responded to the 700 block of Hunter Street for a report of a domestic argument and gunshots. There, they found the victim and her sister as well as the infant.

The victim was bruised and had abrasions on her face and upper body, Young said. She told police she was assaulted by her boyfriend, Clinton Rashod Franklin.

Franklin is accused of assaulting the victim and turning a handgun on her and her sister, threatening to kill them. When the victim grabbed the infant and rushed out to escape in a vehicle, Franklin reportedly shot at the vehicle with the victim and infant inside.

No one was hit by gunfire, Young said.

Franklin was arrested and charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon with the intent to kill, discharging a weapon into occupied property, two counts of assault on a female, assault by pointing a gun, communicating threats, injury to personal property, going armed to the terror of the people and discharging a firearm in city limits. When it comes to domestic violence, nobody does it better than niggers.

He is being held in the Albemarle District Jail under a $136,000 bond.

 

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Henry D. Talley

Henry Talley Now Jailed on Attempted Murder & Aggravated Assault Charges

Henry D. Talley, the man alleged to have shot his estranged girlfriend inside a Madison vision store September 4th before shooting himself in the head, has been discharged from Vanderbilt University Medical Center and is now confined to the Metro Jail in lieu of $500,000 bond.

Talley, 30, is charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, felony reckless endangerment, order of protection violation, and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon. His first court appearance is scheduled for Friday.

Talley is accused of shooting Ronkeisha Briley, 26, his estranged girlfriend and an employee of Visionworks on Gallatin Pike, multiple times. A 23-year-old female employee at the business was also grazed by a bullet. Minutes later, Talley shot himself in the head inside his car as officers worked to bring him into custody.

Briley has been discharged from the hospital and is continuing to recuperate from her wounds.

 

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Suspect charged in Madison vision store shooting by Julia Bruck & Josh Devine

NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) -
The man alleged to have shot his estranged girlfriend and another woman inside a Madison optometry store last month has been discharged from the hospital and charged with attempted murder.

Henry Talley, 30, faces charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault, felony reckless endangerment, order of protection violation and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon in connection with the Sept. 4 shooting inside the Visionworks store near the 1700 block of North Gallatin Pike.

Police said Talley is suspected of walking into the store and shooting Ronkeisha Briley, 26, the mother of his child, after a short confrontation.

Briley was able to run to a back examination room, and another bullet grazed a second victim, a 23-year-old employee.

Officers nearby saw Talley as he fled in a maroon Pontiac, and as they pulled him over, they said Talley shot himself while inside the vehicle.

Talley survived the self-inflicted shooting and was conscious as he was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for treatment, police said.

Now that Talley has been discharged, he is jailed on $500,000 bond.

Counselors were on hand at the vision store after the shooting to help the staff talk about what happened in those few panicked moments.

"It was sort of a, you know, disbelief. 'How did this happen? Why did it happen? What's going on?' All the questions that run through your mind. I mean, it ended up being a domestic dispute that ended up in our building, and it could've been anywhere," said Visionworks owner Dr. Mark Lynn.

Briley has also since been discharged from the hospital and is continuing to recover.

"The people that work with her love her. They were talking this morning that she's always there. She's always friendly and willing to help and do whatever she can. Just a joy to be around," Lynn said.

The second employee wounded in the shooting was treated and released from an area hospital and is expected to be OK.

Police said Talley has been convicted of several crimes in the past, including a recent conviction of domestic assault against Briley - who had received an order of protection against Talley.

Talley was arrested for second-offense domestic assault on July 1 of this year for striking Briley in the face. He was convicted on July 15 and received an 11-month, 29-day sentence. All but 30 days were suspended.

Talley was arrested for murder in May 2002 for the shooting death of Joshua Clark, 20, in the 1300 block of 12th Avenue South. Talley pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and received a 15-year sentence, at least some of which was served as part of a community corrections program, police said.

He was then convicted of being a felon in possession of a pistol in 2010, later receiving an 18-month sentence, and was also convicted of domestic assault against a woman other than Briley in 2008.

Talley and Briley have a child together.

 

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Devin Kennedy

Shreveport firefighter accused of choking girlfriend

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) -
Another Shreveport firefighter has been arrested, accused of assaulting a woman and choking her during a domestic dispute.

Shreveport police say they were called to a home in the 2000 block of Grimmett Dr. just before 4 a.m. on Saturday, where they were told by the victim that her boyfriend had shown up and that they began to argue.

Police say the man, identified as 34-year-old Devin Kennedy of the 7000 block of Fern Avenue in Shreveport, allegedly grabbed the woman around the neck and began to choke her repeatedly.

Kennedy reportedly left the home following the incident and was not there when police arrived.

Police say they gathered evidence supporting the victim's allegations. Kennedy was taken into custody at the Shreveport Police Department on Wednesday, following interviews with detectives.

Kennedy, a 13-year-veteran of the Shreveport Fire Department, is charged with 1 count of domestic abuse battery with strangulation.

It's not the first arrest in recent weeks of a Shreveport firefighter on that charge. 34-year-old Traotis Robinson was arrested and charged with the same thing on September 17. In that incident, the 7-year-veteran firefighter is accused of entering his estranged wife's home and grabbing her around the neck and strangling her. She survived her injuries.

Both Kennedy and Robinson have been placed on administrative leave by SFD Chief Craig Mulford pending internal investigations.

 

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Most Wanted: Vonzell Lavar Jones by Harve Jacobs
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CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
Charleston police are looking for 27-year-old Vonzell Lavar Jones, wanted on charges of criminal domestic violence.

Investigators say Jones attacked the mother of his children right in front of the kids on June 13 this year..

Police say Jones kicked in a bedroom door at the victim's West Ashley apartment, and punched her in the face and body with a closed fist. Cops say the victim defended herself with a small bedside fan.

We are told Jones ran out of the apartment and hasn't been seen since.

Jones stands 5'6" and weighs about 130 pounds.

Anyone with information on Jones should call Crime Stoppers at 554-1111. You don't have to give your name and may earn a cash reward.

 

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Marqeus Boothe

Man faces charges of beating his pregnant wife by Stephanie Garland

MEMPHIS, TN -
(WMC-TV) - A Memphis man is facing charges of assaulting his wife.

According to a police affidavit, Marqeus Boothe, 40, punched Olga Martinez in the face on September 21st.

Police confirmed Martinez did have a large knot on her forehead, a black eye, and bruises on her arm. She was approximately three months pregnant at the time of the incident.

Investigators stated Boothe had six prior domestic violence reports and a prior arrest for assaulting Martinez.

 

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Eugene W. Mays

Man pleads guilty to murder of 10-year-old, gets life in prison by Steve Crump

KANNAPOLIS, NC (WBTV) -
A man charged in the April murder of his girlfriend's 10-year-old son pleaded guilty to murder in court Thursday.

Eugene W. Mays, 39, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Cabarrus County court, and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Mays was arrested in April after investigators found 10-year-old Mark Ethan Alexander Stewart, and his 32-year-old mother, Christi Melisha Stewart, during a welfare check at a home on South Ridge Avenue the night before.

Investigators say the 10-year-old was dead.

His mother was injured in the incident, and was taken to Carolinas Medical Center-Northeast for treatment, officials said.

Mays was located along Forbes Road in Gastonia around 2 a.m. Monday morning.

He was arrested on outstanding misdemeanor warrants for unrelated charges and later charged with first degree murder in Mark Stewart's death.

During his first court appearance, Mays initially waived his right to an attorney and requested to be sentenced immediately. The judge took a 20 minute recess before appointing a standby counsel from the Office of the Capital Defender.

Mark Stewart was in the 5th grade at Royal Oaks Elementary School in Cabarrus County.

 

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Brenton Edwards

Registered sex offender wanted for domestic violence in Montgomery

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) -
Montgomery police are searching for a registered sex offender who is wanted on domestic violence charges.

Brenton Edwards threatened the victim several times and put the victim's life in danger, according to Crime Stoppers.

Edwards has an extensive criminal history including a sodomy conviction.

Authorities say Edwards may be armed and is considered dangerous.

If you have any information on where Edwards is, call police or Crime Stoppers at 215-STOP.

 

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Daniel Williamson

Terri Gwyn (good nigger)

Williamson Gets 40 Years for Manslaughter, Arson

Philadelphia, Miss. A Neshoba County murder trial started and ended Monday, when the defendant decided to plead guilty.

Daniel Williamson was originally charged with murder and arson in the death of his girlfriend, Terri Gwyn.

In an agreement reached after the trial started, Williamson pleaded guilty to manslaughter and arson. He was sentenced to 20 years on each count, with the prison terms to run consecutively, for a total of 40 years.

Gwyn was found inside the burned home that she had shared with Williamson in March 2013.

Gwyn's family was consulted before the plea deal was accepted by the court.

 

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http://www.wishtv.com/news/local/police-arrest-man-for-beating-baby

Police arrest man for beating baby

Updated: Monday, November 11, 2013, 6:15 PM EST

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Indianapolis Metropolitan police were investigating a case of child abuse on Monday.

Authorities arrested Joshua Strickland on Friday for battery and neglect of a dependant. Investigators say the 20-year-old admitted he beat a 3-month old child.

Doctors treated the infant for several injuries including several broken bones.

 

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Bakara Jemar Sessions

Suspect wanted for threatening bodily harm to mother of his child

CHARLESTON, SC -
Charleston Police are searching for Bakara Jemar Sessions. Sessions is wanted for 2nd degree harassment.

According to police he sent harassing text messages toward the mother of his child/victim Tiffany Myers threatening to do bodily harm to her.

Also, he currently has an active warrant with the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office in reference to an altercation with the victim from a prior incident.

Sessions is a black male, 24-years-old, with black hair and brown eyes, 5'11", 230 pounds.

If you know Sessions whereabouts or have any information regarding this case notify the Charleston Police Department, 180 Lockwood Blvd., Charleston, South Carolina 29403 (843)577-7434 or e-mail Charlestonpolice@charleston-sc.gov.

 

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http://boston.cbslocal.com/2013/11/12/police-make-arrest-in-2010-murder-of-nantucket-woman/

Police Make Arrest In 2010 Murder Of Nantucket Woman
November 12, 2013 4:00 PM

NANTUCKET (CBS) — Three years after the murder of a pregnant woman from the Cape, an arrest has been made.

District Attorney Michael O’Keefe announced Tuesday, Quoizel L. Wilson, 35, of Boston has been indicted for the murder of Trudie Hall, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and unlawful disposal of a body in connection with the death.

Wilson was arrested in Chelsea, Tuesday. He is being held without bail pending his arraignment in Barnstable District Court.

Quoizel is believed to have been the father of Hall’s unborn child.

Hall, then 23, was reported missing by her mother on July 28, 2010 to the Yarmouth Police.

The next day, Barnstable Police located the car Hall rented when she came over to the mainland from Nantucket.

In April 2012, skeletal remains, later identified as Hall, were found in Falmouth.

 

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http://www.kmov.com/news/crime/St-Louis-man-faces-more-charges-of-child-abuse--231683381.html

St. Louis man faces more charges of child abuse
Posted on November 12, 2013 at 10:58 PM

(KMOV) – A child was found beaten and bruised and St. Louis Police say they have the man believed to be responsible in custody.

James Ross, 25, was charged with abuse or neglect of a child and third-degree assault for an incident that took place at the home of the child’s mother on November 7.

Court documents say that the three-year-old child told his daycare provider that Ross had hit him. The child was then taken to an area hospital where doctors noted a black eye, bruises and abrasions to his face and ear.

Ross pleaded guilty to another offense of child abuse in July, 2011.

 

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Corey Cowart

Man charged in Pike County double slaying by Angela Williams

SUMMIT, Miss. —A tip to Summitt police led to the arrest of a man suspected in connection with the shotgun killings of two women in Summit.

Pike County Coroner Percy Pittman identified the victims as Tomecka Williams, 39, of Summit, and Christie Wells, 30, of McComb. The shootings happened about 7 p.m. Tuesday inside Williams' house at 402 Peter St. in Summitt, Chief Kenny Cotton said.

Investigators believe Wells was at the house visiting Williams when Corey Cowart, 36, came over.

"A domestic violence situation evolved and we believe he shot both women," Cotton said.

Pittman said Wells was pronounced dead at the scene. Williams was taken to an area hospital where she later died.

Cotton said Cowart, of Kenner, La., had previously dated both women. Williams' family said she and Cowart had lived together for 12 years and were in a long-term relationship. Wells' relatives said she and Cowart had also been going together for years.

Cotton said officers were looking for Cowart's car after the shooting and received a call from a local resident who saw where the car was parked and hidden. Officers found the car and recovered some key evidence from it, Cotton said.

About 30 minutes after the car was recovered, officers got a call that Cowart was at a convenience store less than a mile from Williams' house, which is where he was arrested without incident, Cotton said.

 

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http://www.wncn.com/story/23967434/brother-charged-with-murder-in-sisters-death-in-knightdale

Brother charged with murder in sister's death in Knightdale
Posted: Nov 14, 2013 5:49 AM PST Updated: Nov 14, 2013 6:15 AM PST

KNIGHTDALE, N.C. -

The brother of a Knightdale woman found dead inside her apartment in October has now been charged with murder in his sister's death.

Knightdale police charged John Wesley Winters, Jr. with first-degree murder Wednesday night in the death of his sister Seanne Winters Barnette.

"The continual investigation revealed additional information that supported our initial beliefs and collectively lead to the first-degree murder charge," Knightdale Police Chief Jason Godwin said in a written release.

Barnette was found dead in her apartment on Oct.12 after police officers were called to the Alta Legacy Oaks apartment complex on Baxter Lane to check on her welfare.

 

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Kenneth Blackwell

Man accused of kidnapping, assault at Nashville home by Kara Apel
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, TN (WSMV) -
A man with a history of criminal violence has been arrested after he allegedly held a woman against her will at their Nashville apartment.

Police said the woman was assaulted multiple times while she was kept at the home in the 900 block of Blank Street.

The woman managed to escape Wednesday about noon and called for help.

When police went to the residence to talk to the suspect, he did not want to go at first and kept police outside for several hours before eventually coming outside.

A handgun was recovered from inside the apartment, police said.

The suspect, Kenneth Blackwell, is charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault.

Police said there is no prior reported domestic violence involving the two, but Blackwell was convicted of two counts of aggravated assault and strangulation against another woman in September 2012.

He also has prior convictions for unlawful weapon possession, assault and cocaine possession, police said.

 

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Jamian Morgan

Nursing home administrator accused of assaulting pregnant wife and child by Doris Taylor

Perquimans County, NC – Jamian Morgan, a Perquimans County man, was arrested after officials say he assaulted his pregnant wife and a child.

On his arrest sheet, he is listed as the administrator for the Brian Center, a nursing home in Perquimans County.

Just after 5 p.m. on Saturday, a woman called police stating that her husband was beating her at a home on 107 Landens Drive.

When police arrived on the scene, they say the woman was huddled next to a closet holding a child. They say Morgan was still there. He was arrested and taken to the magistrate’s office and then to jail.

Morgan was charged with assault on a female, assault on a child under 12 and battery on an unborn child.

He was released on bond after a hearing on Monday.

Officials say the woman had contusions, a fractured nose and swelling. The child was also injured. She was taken to the Albemarle Hospital. Nigga found out niglet wasn't his, knowha'm'say'n.

No other details have been released.