Nashville residents suffering from a rash of negritude

[Rasp]

Nashville residents suffering from a rash of negritude

Armed boons terrorize area residents

Four teenagers are in custody charged with robbing two men in separate incidents early this morning in downtown Nashville.

The first victim was walking on Charlotte Avenue near 5th Avenue North at 4 a.m. when he was approached by Jonathan Ewing, 19, who robbed him at gunpoint. Ewing fled in a blue 4-door Mercury Marquis driven by Brien Kelley, 18. Carson Roland, Jr., and William Carter, both 19, were also passengers in the car. Moments later, a second man was robbed at gunpoint on Charlotte Avenue.

Central Precinct Flex officers stopped the suspect car a short time later on James Robertson Parkway at Rosa L. Parks Boulevard. All four suspects were taken i
nto custody without incident. During interviews, all four teens admitted to the robbery. Recovered from the getaway Marquis were four handguns and a shotgun.

Ewing, of Seven Mile Court, Kelley, of 29th Avenue North, Roland, of Kings Circle, and Carter, of Kentucky Avenue, are each charged with two counts of aggravated robbery.

 

[Rasp]

Man robbed while fixing vehicle

Suspooks identified in Green Hills robbery case

Nashville police are searching for two POS niggers involved in a callous armed robbery.

On Tuesday afternoon, 18-year-old Erin Thurman reported that he was standing outside his broken down Nissan Maxima in a parking garage near the Green Hills movie theater waiting for automobile club assistance when an older model large sedan containing two niggers pulled up beside him. They robbed him at gunpoint of his wallet and cell phone before forcing him into the trunk of the Maxima. A man doing repair work on the garage subsequently freed Thurman after hearing yelling and banging coming from the car.

Arrest warrants charging aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnappin
g have been issued against Christopher James Gross in connection with Tuesday afternoon’s hold-up in a Green Hills parking garage during which an 18-year-old man was locked in the trunk of his car.

West Precinct detectives, with the assistance of Crime Stoppers, have identified Demonteice L. Henderson as the second suspect involved in Tuesday afternoon’s robbery inside a Green Hills parking garage.

Henderson, 21, who is last known to have lived on Ponder Place, is named in arrest warrants issued this afternoon charging aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping.

Gross, who was named in aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping warrants issued yesterday, will also be facing charges of fraudulent use of a credit card and identity theft. Gross used the victim’s charge card at a White Bridge Road business less than 30 minutes after the robbery.

http://www.pol
ice.nashville.org/news/media/2009/06/Demonteice_Henderson.jpg​

Detectives consider Demonteice Henderson and Christopher Gross to be dangerous and likely armed.

Henderson was convicted of felony cocaine possession for resale in April of this year and received a three-year probated sentence.

Gross was convicted of unlawful gun possession in June 2007 and was sentenced to 11 months/29 days. He has also been charged by Metro officers six times this year with driving on a suspended license.

 

[Expose Them All]

Nice looking southern folks ya gotz der Rasp - hell, I didn't even read the report - what, are they farmers? This must be a report about southern farmers. Yea, that's what it must be.

 

[Rasp]

17-Year-Old Arrested for Trying to Rob Undercover Officer

Prosecutors have announced that they will seek to try a gun-toting 17-year-old as an adult for the armed robbery of an undercover Metro police detective Saturday night.

The detective was taking part in a “buy-bustâ┚¬ operation in East Nashville during which undercover officers buy dope from street dealers and immediately arrest them.

When the detective pulled up to Darius L. Tate in a known drug area at North 2nd and Cleveland Streets, Tate pulled a .38 revolver on the officer and demanded his money. He complied. Tate was surrounded and arrested moments later by backup officers. His pistol was loaded wit
h five rounds.

Tate, of 826 North 2nd Street, is presently being held in Juvenile Detention on a charge of aggravated robbery.

 

[Rasp]

Parolee Montez Holmes Sought in Robbery/Shooting of 73-Year-Old Man

East Precinct detectives have obtained arrest warrants for parolee Montez Treon Holmes, 24, in the robbery/shooting of a 73-year-old man in the 2300 block of Northview Avenue Friday afternoon.

Robert O’Malley was sitting in his pickup truck outside his rental property at 2311 Northview Avenue when Holmes allegedly pulled him from the vehicle. O’Malley was shot in the leg before he had a chance to comply with robbery demands. The suspect rummaged through O’Malley’s truck, but fled on foot empty handed.

Holmes is on parole until 2011 for a 2005 aggravated assault co
nviction. He was previously convicted of aggravated assault in 2003. At the time of the robbery, Holmes was wanted on an outstanding warrant for domestic assault. In that case, he is accused of choking and hitting a woman.

Holmes was last known to live in the 1600 block of Northview Avenue.

 

[Rasp]

Three Niggers Sought in Drive-By Shooting of Pregnant Woman

North Precinct detectives have obtained warrants charging three groids in the April 23rd shooting of a pregnant woman outside 2693 Old Matthews Road.

Jessica Jenkins, 24, had just gotten out of an SUV driven by Tasa Overstreet when shots were fired at her by two passengers in a car driven by Deborah Sowell, 21. Renita Taylor, 20, is accused of firing a handgun out of a passenger side window
while Rodney Edmondson, 19, allegedly stood up and fired a shotgun from outside the sunroof.

It is believed Jenkins was the intended target over an earlier conflict with the three. Overstreet, 24, who is pregnant, was struck by gunfire. She was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, treated, and released.

Jenkins was not hurt. Her two-year-old daughter, who was inside the SUV at the time of the shooting, was also not injured.

Taylor, Sowell, and Edmondson are wanted on three counts of attempted criminal homicide each. Sowell, of Maplewood Place, has been convicted of theft. Edmondson, of Atwell Drive, has a previous arrest for drug possession. Taylor, of Ewing Drive, has been convicted of driving without a license.