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Friday, 16 April 2010

Shot schoolgirl Agnes dies in hospital as police launch hunt for teenage murderer | News

Shot schoolgirl Agnes dies in hospital as police launch hunt for teenage murderer | News: "Police launched a murder hunt today after the 16-year-old schoolgirl who was shot in the neck by a teenage gunman died in hospital with her family at her bedside.
The family of Agnes Sina-Inakoju, 16, told of their “complete devastation” and how the award-winning pupil had been caught in the “wrong place at the wrong time”."

Trenton gang documentary sheds new light on 7-year-old shot in face - The Trentonian News: Serving Trenton and surrounding communities. (trentonian.com)

Trenton gang documentary sheds new light on 7-year-old shot in face - The Trentonian News: Serving Trenton and surrounding communities. (trentonian.com): "documentary TV show “Gangland” that aired on the History Channel Wednesday night focused on the Sex Money Murder set of the Bloods Street gang, and revealed some new incites into the gang’s rise and into some of the heinous crimes committed during that ascent.Mainly, the program highlighted the struggle for control of the city’s drug trade and how innocent bystanders, like 7-year-old Tajahnique Lee, sometimes found themselves caught in the crossfire."

Wednesday, 14 April 2010

Police: Robber fired gun in Aldi hold up

Police: Robber fired gun in Aldi hold up: "Metro Police say they're looking for a man who shot at an unarmed security guard after robbing a north side Aldi grocery store.
Officers were called to the Aldi at 52nd and Keystone just before 4:30 Tuesday afternoon.
The man robbed a grocery store clerk inside the store and then fired one shot at the guard who followed him out into the parking lot, police said. The robber then jumped into a newer model green mini-van driven by an unknown subject, police said.
Surveillance video from the store shows the robber, who has tattoos covering his arms."

Alleged gang leader arraigned in Camden slayings | Philadelphia Inquirer | 04/14/2010

Alleged gang leader arraigned in Camden slayings | Philadelphia Inquirer | 04/14/2010: "Kuasheim 'Presto' Powell killed a young couple in Camden during a two-day rampage in which four people died or were wounded simply because they didn't do what Powell wanted, according to a source familiar with the investigation.
New details of the Camden slayings emerged on Tuesday after Powell, 24, was arraigned in Superior Court and held on $1 million bail on charges that he murdered Michael 'Doc-Money' Hawkins, 23, and Hawkins' girlfriend, Muriah Ashley Huff, 18, on Feb. 22.
Judge Thomas Brown set the high bail after agreeing with Camden County Assistant Prosecutor Ira Slovin that Powell was a flight risk and a danger to the community.
Powell, of Camden, was arrested in California last month and charged with killing Hawkins and Huff, both of Burlington County. In court, authorities noted that Powell also had been charged with attempted murder in Pennsauken, where he is accused of shooting two men one day before the Camden slayings."

Monday, 12 April 2010

'They just sprayed the crowd,' relative says of Muskogee mall shooting | NewsOK.com

'They just sprayed the crowd,' relative says of Muskogee mall shooting | NewsOK.com: "three people believed responsible for an outburst of gunfire in a Muskogee shopping mall on Saturday.
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view all photos Jarrod Reed, 17, died. Relatives said Sunday the Muskogee High School senior was shot in the heart.
Five others were wounded, two of them cousins of Jarrod Reed. One mall worker said he heard six shots fired.
'We want the death penalty,' Darren Reed, Jarrod's uncle, said Sunday."

burglars were hoping to break into a gunshow overnight


two burglars were hoping to break into a gunshow overnight and make away with some arms, they found that the venue where hundreds of weapons were on display overnight was not without protection

The Royal Gazette

The Royal Gazette: "Minister Burch Bermudians concerned about the rise in gun and gang violence have been sending him dozens of e-mails a day for the past several days 'basically venting' with their thoughts and suggestions as to how to fight crime.
In a copy of one of the e-mails given to The Royal Gazette by Minister Burch the closing line says: 'If you agree with my thoughts please send this e-mail on to everyone on your address book and Col. David Burch, Minister with responsibility for Police'. The letter contains suggestions like hiring retired Police to patrol communities and schools and bringing in overseas gang experts."

Saturday, 10 April 2010

Gunman kills four in restaurant shooting spree - Gun Crime Gossip

Gunman kills four in restaurant shooting spree - Gun Crime Gossip: "Four people are dead after a gunman burst into an Armenian restaurant in California and opened fire. The restaurant, located in the San Fernando Valley is called the Hot Spot Middle Eastern Restaurant, but yesterday afternoon it was a deadly zone for patrons enjoying an afternoon lunch. In total 6 people were shot by the gunman, 3 of whom died on scene and the 4th dying later in Hospital. Two other patrons were taken to Hospital with non-lifethreatening injuries"

Saginaw County gun dealer robbed of 15 hand guns and ammunition - 4/09/10 - Flint News and Saginaw News - abc12.com

Saginaw County gun dealer robbed of 15 hand guns and ammunition - 4/09/10 - Flint News and Saginaw News - abc12.com: "burglary at a Saginaw County gun shop has police working non stop to find the people who took them
Concern is mounting about the 15 stolen guns that are now on the street and in the wrong hands.
The robbery happened in St. Charles Township at Jerry's Gun Shop northeast of Chesaning on Amman Road.
Gerald Earl Richmond, the owner of the shop, reported the thefts Thursday. Richmond says up to 15 hand guns were stolen, along with ammunition. 'I just about a heart attack because I've been here 30 years and never did I ever have anything like this ever happen. And all they took was hand guns and ammo, and they tore my cash register all apart and took about $300-350.'
Whoever took the guns and ammo broke through the window to get in and pried the back door of the shop to get out. The alarm system was also disabled and the alarm box is missing, so that leads police to think it was someone who knew what they were doing.
'They took the burglary alarm and tore it off the wall, and I haven't found it yet. It musta went off because they took it and pulled it right off the wall and pulled the wires right out of it,' Richmond said.
The store did not have a security camera."

Northwest Herald | Gang members sentenced for Huntley car shooting

Northwest Herald | Gang members sentenced for Huntley car shooting: "Mahood Roohani, who police said was a gang member, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon in exchange for the sentence and for prosecutors dropping several other felony charges.
If convicted of armed violence, the most serious charge he previously faced, Roohani could have been sentenced to between six and 30 years in prison.
McHenry County Assistant State’s Attorney Michael Combs declined to comment on whether Roohani fired the shot that struck a 1995 Chevrolet Blazer with five people inside April 23.
Charges remain pending against Scott M. Treece, 22, of Lake in the Hills. Treece’s case is due in court April 15.
Shortly after the incident, Huntley police said Roohani and Treece tried to rob five people who allegedly were selling drugs from an SUV parked behind Armanetti’s Liquor Store at 9714 Route 47.
Police said the pair wore bandanas over their faces as they approached the SUV, and Roohani used a 9 mm semi-automatic handgun to shoot the SUV’s windshield as the driver tried to leave. No one was injured.
Roohani will receive credit for the time he spent in custody since April 26 while his case was pending.
He was on parole for a 2008 residential burglary conviction from Kane County at the time of the incident"

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