Parking Garage Attack - Downtown Columbia, MO - June 6, 2009

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Parking Garage Attack - Downtown Columbia, MO - June 6, 2009

The "Knockout Game" -More Black Attacks on Whites
http://www.davidduke.com/general/oh-gre ... 24187.html

watch the video

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by James Buchanan

A recent news article reports "By now, almost everyone has seen one of the ...videos of black teen mobs rampaging through a store. Maybe we've even seen the ...pictures of the victims, or heard their stories. Most Americans have heard of recent violent 'flash mobs,' which are the bands of black teens that attack mostly white victims and white businesses, as even the New York Times once noted."
"But the flash mobs, which are more accurately called 'race riots' or 'racial mob violence,' are not the only interesting topic to cover in our national conversation about race. There is also the 'knockout game,' which is stunning in its brutal simplicity and stark racial significance."

"The knockout game involves 'unprovoked attacks on innocent bystanders,' according to police who have had to deal with it. A retired officer explained, 'Normally it was a group of black males, one of which would strike him as hard as he could in the face, attempting to knock him out with one punch,' says retired Sgt. Don Pizzo. The victims are typically not robbed, but simply punched with no provocation. Such attacks have been reported in Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, and New Jersey."
"...As one player of the game says, 'we used to walk to where a lot of people be at and hit 'em. If one of the homeboys didn't knock him out, then the other would come. Whoever knock him out would be king.' "

It's a safe bet that most of the Black "yoot" involved in these attacks were raised on taxes from White people. We paid for the section 8 apartment. We paid for the welfare. We paid for the food stamps and we paid for the public school education for many -if not all- of these Blacks, and what do we get in return? A fractured skull in a totally unprovoked, vicious hate crime attack.
Considering that this game involves hitting the White victim as hard as possible, there's an excellent chance of skull fractures and death. In fact, one individual in St. Louis already has died from one of these attacks.


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All I can say is: keep your eyes open, be aware of your surroundings, try to avoid areas with Black youth and get a CCW permit and large caliber pistol to defend yourself.
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As the economy continues to deteriorate, Blacks are increasingly targeting White people for theft and assault. Don't be surprised if Blacks start committing home-invasion robberies. The Blacks are behaving like a race war has started. White people need to wake up and we need to be ready to defend ourselves.


http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/252604

[Michael K.]

Curt Maynard's (R.I.P.) reporting convinced me of the seriousness of black-on-white violence in America.  I live in the 'deep-north,' and this just does not happen here.  It is pretty sad that hard times and propaganda can pit neighbors against each other.  Protect yourselves.

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Here's one from a few months ago... take every precaution and "Whites" need to always keep an eye open in the USA...

According to one recent report, approximately half of all the people that live in the city of Detroit are illiterate.

http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/horde-o ... e=rss_news
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Atlanta News 6:40 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Horde of teens attack, rob MARTA passengers


By Christian Boone

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Roughly two dozen teens, chanting the name of a well-known Atlanta gang, brought mob rule to MARTA early Sunday morning, overwhelming nervous passengers and assaulting two Delta flight attendants.

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Their "Clockwork Orange" style blitz was over soon after it began. The teens boarded the train, headed to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, at the Garnett station a little after midnight seemingly intent on instilling fear. They succeeded.

"There was blood everywhere, people were hollering and screaming," a witness told Channel 2 Action News. "We were intimidated. People were terrified. People were trying to run. But there was nowhere to run."

Flight attendant Parker Stanea, 28, told officers a diminutive teen, no taller than 5′4″ and wearing a pink shirt, hit him with a soda can over the left eye. Stanea said the youths then pushed him to the ground and stole his wallet, according to an incident report filed by MARTA police.

Stanea's friend, Jose Souza, said he was assaulted by the same suspect, according to the MARTA police incident report. The pink-clad teen punched him in the lip, the 24-year-old Delta employee said, but before they could take anything two unidentified male passengers intervened.

Meanwhile, several passengers sought to exit at the next stop, but for some reason the doors at the West End station wouldn't open, leaving the passengers and suspects -- believed to range in age from 13 to 18 -- in a tense face-off before the suspects disembarked at the Oakland City station.

Witnesses said they heard the youths chant "BFPL," a familiar acronym to Atlanta police.

"The Atlanta Police Department is familiar with the 'BFPL,' a local gang made up of young people high-school aged and into their early 20s," said APD spokesman Carlos Campos, adding the initials stand for "Bank First, Play Later." The gang typically operates out of the southwest and northwest corners of Atlanta and came to the attention of police "mostly through a number of car break-ins for which some members were arrested," Campos said.

MARTA spokesman Lyle Harris said he had no comment on what might have prompted the attack and whether "those involved were affiliated with any organized group." The investigation continues, he said.

The attacks struck a nerve with some passengers who say they've become increasingly concerned about their safety while riding MARTA.

"In the four years that I have ridden MARTA to and from my job, I have seen patrols on the train a total of four times," said Atlanta resident Jeanne Maynard, who takes MARTA daily from the Lakewood station to her office in Sandy Springs. " In the stations, yes, patrols are there. On the trains where riders are captive to incidents of this type, four times in four years."

Harris would not say whether the incident might prompt MARTA to place more officers on patrol inside its trains.

"Our police department constantly evaluates their plans with regard to patrols and other security measures and makes changes as circumstances dictate," he said.

The two victims in Sunday's attacks told police they intend to press charges. Neither sustained serious injuries.

http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/horde-o ... e=rss_news

[sullivan]

This has been happening on the tube in London for some time now. Its called Steaming and is predominantly carried out by non-whites.

[-Pas-]

The majority of violent crimes commited in Holland are perpetrated by non-Whites.(i don't know the official numbers, but it's very high)
People have all sorts of explainations for this, but the fact remains.And it's a big problem.

I have a friend just released from prison and he told me that there were very few Whites there, except for some White immigrants from Eastern Europe.(but the majority Blacks, Moroccans, Turks in that order)
There was a jew there, though.

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011

Four teens held in stun-gun carjackings

BY CAROLYN P. SMITH - News-Democrat


Four suspects who police suspect of using a stun gun on people and then stealing their cars in Illinois and Missouri were caught early Friday.

Joe Beliveau, commander of the Metropolitan Enforcement Group of Southern Illinois, and other members of the Working Against Violent Elements team were on patrol and developed information that led them to the first two suspects at 5 a.m.

A short time later, the police picked up two more people at different locations, Beliveau said.

The suspects are between the ages of 17 and 19. They are being held in the St. Clair County Jail, pending charges. Their names were not released and they are from Cahokia and East St. Louis.

Two victims reported they were shocked with a stun gun and carjacked in separate incidents Wednesday. In the first incident, which occurred at 4:45 a.m., officers were dispatched to 13th Street and St. Clair Avenue.

A Madison woman told police her car was blocked in by a black truck with the suspects inside.

"They jumped out of the truck and told her to give up her 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier," East St. Louis Police Detective Michael Floore said.

"One of them pulled out a Taser and stunned the victim with it and then pushed her out and drove off with her car," Floore said.

In the second incident, which occurred at 6:14 a.m. in 3300 block of State Street, a Caseyville man told police that he was stunned with a stun gun by one of four men who jumped out of a gold Malibu. The suspects also had a gun.

"The victim reported that two additional suspects came from behind a construction site nearby. After they tased the victim, they took his 2003 black truck with all of his tools inside," Floore said.

During an investigation, police also recovered four stolen vehicles and a firearm. Among the vehicles recovered were a Chevrolet, a pickup truck, a van and another car.

The case was solved by "proactive police work" by the WAVE team, the FBI, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, Illinois State Police and MEGSI, and the East St. Louis and St. Louis police departments, among others, Beliveau said.

Contact reporter Carolyn P. Smith at 239-2503.

http://www.bnd.com/2011/08/13/1820436/f ... kings.html

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011

Man shot after attacking police with baseball bat

BY CAROLYN P. SMITH - News-Democrat


ALORTON -- Two police officers were injured when a man attacked them with a baseball bat Tuesday night. The suspect was shot by the police.

One officer is believed to have a broken wrist, and another suffered a dislocated shoulder, Police Chief Michael Baxton said.

Baxton said the suspect was shot three times in his lower abdomen and was listed in critical condition.

Police shooting

The officer with the wrist injury was slated to have surgery overnight while the officer with the shoulder injury was treated and released.

Baxton, who did not release the names of either the officers or the suspect, said the suspect was caught in the act of breaking into an apartment at 233 Smith Court about 6:30 p.m.

"We received a call to investigate a possible home invasion in progress," Baxton said. "When the police officers arrived on scene, the suspect was kicking the door in."

Baxton said the apartment was on the second level and he believes a man resides there.

When the officers approached the suspect, the suspect charged them with a baseball bat, striking one of the officers in the hand and the other in the shoulder.

Police are in the preliminary stages of the investigation. Baxton said Illinois State Police have been called to investigate the shooting because police officers were involved.

Asked whether the suspect had a gun, Baxton said none had been located.

Baxton said if there are more details about the shooting that can be released to the public, he will do so at a later time.
Contact reporter Carolyn P. Smith at 239-2503.

http://www.bnd.com/2011/08/10/1816718/m ... olice.html

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Friday, Aug. 05, 2011

Man charged in Cahokia teen's killing; victim was sitting on porch when he was shot
News-Democrat --



A 25-year-old Cahokia man was charged with first-degree murder Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of a teenager on Saturday.

The investigation into the shooting death of 18-year-old Jarius M. Nicholson was presented Thursday to the St. Clair County State's Attorney. After prosecutors reviewed the case, a warrant was issued for Emanuel L. Henderson, 25, of 34 St. Ambrose, Cahokia.

Henderson is currently in custody at the Cahokia Police Department with a $1 million bail.

Emanuel Henderson. - Provided/BND

Police continue to look for another person of interest in this case. Police are searching for Allen Y. Holloway III, 19, whose last known address was in East St. Louis. Holloway is a black male, 5-feet, 6-inches tall and weighs 125 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.

Anyone with knowledge of Holloway's whereabouts is asked to contact the Cahokia Police Department at 337-9505.

An assailant in a BMW pulled up in front of a home at 19 St. Ambrose Drive and opened fire on four young men sitting on a porch, killing Nicholson, according to a neighbor who said he saw the shooting.

Clifford Woldanski, of 20 St. Ambrose, has said he was in his garage and heard three shots. "I came running out and he shot five more shots and they all scattered," Woldanski said. He said the driver then jumped into the BMW and drove away.

After being shot, Nicholson was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

The Major Case Squad concluded its investigation on Thursday night and turned the case over to the Cahokia Police Department.

http://www.bnd.com/2011/08/05/1811559/c ... death.html

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Economic collapse??    ... Looks like the rest of America is just starting to catch that J-ride.... some have seen the effects for over 30 years now. And Woe to the Jew... so many people have died with virtually no remark in so many parts of the USA thanks to Jew-Media... --CSR


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Four charged in St. Peters brawl that critically injured one



ST. PETERS • Two people were injured — one critically — in an apparent brawl Sunday that involved about 20 people in a residential subdivision, police said. Two men were struck with baseball bats, and police said one remained in serious condition this afternoon.

Four St. Charles County men were charged today. Tevin T. Parks, 19, of the 1200 block of Mendoza Drive in St. Peters; and Dwayne L. Gibson, 19, of the 1200 block of Park Ashwood Circle in St. Charles County, were charged with one count each of first-degree assault and armed criminal action.

Police said Parks and Gibson struck Michael C. Matthews, 19, with metal baseball bats. Parks hit him at least twice in the back, they said, and Gibson hit him at least once in the head.

Joseph Q. Lacombe, 18, of the 1400 block of Caulks Hill Road in St. Charles County, was charged with second-degree assault and armed criminal action. Police said he struck another man in the hand and arm with a metal baseball bat.

Brandon C. Claspill, 18, of the 300 block of Madeira Court in St. Peters, was charged with unlawful use of a weapon. Police said he pulled a .45-caliber pistol from his waistband to threaten people.

Matthews was taken to St. Joseph Health Center in St. Charles after suffering a significant head injury, police said. A hospital spokeswoman would not release his condition.

Another victim was treated for an arm injury.

Police said they are not looking for any other suspects.

Officer Melissa Doss said the defendants told police Matthews had a disagreement with Claspill's girlfriend, which led to bad blood between the men. Lacombe and Matthews -- and possibly others -- then fought at a gas station on Caulks Hill Road Sunday afternoon, she said.

St. Charles County Sheriff's Lt. Craig McGuire said deputies were called to the Circle K station at 1525 Caulks Hill Road a little after 3 p.m. Sunday. The caller said two men were fighting with 10 people watching them. He said half a dozen people then were fighting inside the convenience store.

Everyone had fled by the time deputies arrived, McGuire said.

Police received a call about 5:30 p.m. Sunday, reporting the fighting in the 300 block of Madeira Court.

The fighters dispersed while police were on their way to the subdivision, Doss said. The 19-year-old man was "unconscious and unresponsive," said Marty Limpert, public information officer for the St. Charles County Ambulance District.

 http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/metr ... 9eb24.html

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Man guilty of murder, 25 other charges in St. Louis home invasion

BY VALERIE SCHREMP HAHN • mailto:vhahn@post-dispatch.com">vhahn@post-dispatch.com > 314-621-5804 | Posted: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 1:30 am




Ledale Nathan Jr. in a photo provided by St. Louis police.


    Teen charged in St. Louis home invasion murder
    Murder trial starts in shooting of St. Louis firefighter's cousin

ST. LOUIS • Survivors of a bloody home invasion hugged one another and cried outside a courtroom here Monday when one of the men accused of the crime was found guilty of first-degree murder and 25 other felonies.

Ledale Nathan Jr., 18, could face life in prison without parole when he is sentenced May 27. The jury deliberated for less than two hours.

On Oct. 5, 2009, Nathan and an accomplice terrorized a family in a home in the 900 block of Hickory Street in the LaSalle Park neighborhood just south of downtown, prosecutors said.

Gina Stallis, 34, a nurse and mother of two, was shot to death. Her cousin, off-duty city firefighter Nicholas Koenig, and off-duty city police Officer Isabella Lovadina were wounded.

Mario Coleman, 23, who police say was Nathan's accomplice, is to be tried on the same charges.

Nathan's public defenders, Mary Fox and Matthew Mahaffey, conceded Nathan's guilt on most of the charges but asked the jury to consider a lesser, second-degree murder charge, which would find there was no period of "cool deliberation" before the killing.

Prosecutor John Bird countered that the intruders "made hundreds and hundreds of decisions that night. So why is it when they make the decision to pull the trigger, they don't deliberate?"

Prosecutors and witnesses in the house said Coleman fired the gun, but defense lawyers said it was their client, Nathan. Any participation could still be prosecuted as murder.

"It was completely maddening," Lovadina said after the trial. "From the moment it happened, I've always been 100 percent sure" it was Coleman. "And to have someone saying the opposite, it takes an emotional toll."

Lovadina and Koenig, a sometimes boyfriend, were saying goodbye outside the house when two gunmen forced them inside. The house belonged to Ida "Roxy" Rask, who lived there with her two daughters, Rose Whitrock and Diane Koenig. Whitrock is Stallis' mother; Diane Koenig is Nicholas Koenig's mother.

Stallis, a single mother, had been released from a hospital the day before and was staying there with her sons, 9 and 7.

When one of the gunmen tried to force Stallis to the basement, Lovadina lunged at him and he opened fire.

The family has since moved.

Whitrock said Stallis' older son, Sam, best described their feelings when he asked: "Of all the houses in the city, why did they pick ours?"