Niggers And Cars Don't Mix

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Driver Leads Police On 1-Hour Chase

Driver Ape-rehended At Parking Garage
POSTED: Monday, July 6, 2009
UPDATED: 2:40 pm CDT July 6, 2009

HOUSTON -- A driver led police on a chase through several cities, southwest Houston and north Harris County for more than an hour Monday afternoon before he was apprehended in a parking garage, KPRC Local 2 reported.

Houston police began pursuit of a white Dodge Caravan at about 1:10 p.m. on Wilcrest Drive at Beechnut Street.

After speeding through several side streets and parking lots, the driver got onto the Southwest Freeway and headed southbound. He traveled through Sugar Land and Richmond, then exited the freeway near
Grand Parkway.

The driver then drove on several side streets, making a U-turn until he drove over a grassy median to get back on the northbound Southwest Freeway, speeding past other vehicles.

The chase moved to the northbound lanes of Beltway 8, with several HPD patrol cars in pursuit.

The Houston Police Department's helicopter tracked the minivan from above.

The driver weaved in and out of traffic and drove on the shoulder lane as the minivan moved into north Harris County.

He went the wrong way down an entrance ramp to exit the Beltway, narrowly missing several vehicles. At the bottom of the entrance ramp, the driver turned the minivan around to travel in the right direction on the feeder road.

He jumped a curb and drove through a parking lot to avoid a red light at an intersection.

At Ella Boulevard, he got back onto the Beltway for a short time and got off on the feeder and headed north on Imperial Valley.

For a while, he dr
ove in circles in the Greenspoint area, jumping curbs and driving through grass to avoid arrest.

He almost hit a Houston Fire Department ladder truck on a side street. He clipped the front of a Houston police car as he U-turned around an intersection.

An hour into the chase, the driver pulled into a covered parking garage and drove up the parking ramps.

Police blocked the exits in an effort to apprehend him.

At about 2:15 p.m., the driver ran across the top floor of the parking garage before he jumped off the side, falling several stories.

Police apprehended him after he hit the ground. Whether he was injured or the reason for the chase was not yet known.

http://www.click2houston.com/news/19968347/detail.html#

 

[Smilin' Jack]

Another one bites the dust!

Anybody who didn't see this show in its entirety on MSNBC missed a great spectacle with a happy ending.

 

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Two niggers expire from street racing crash

TORONTO -- Two families are grieving the death of two young coons after a speeding convertible spun out of control and into a guardrail on the Don Valley Parkway last night.

Friends of the two dead niggers, Adam Bhagiratti, 21, and Geetesh Singh, 20, have already started Facebook tributes to them. The car was registered to Bhagiratti's father.

Both men were pronounced dead at the scene, just south of Eglinton Ave. around 8:30 p.m.

Toronto Police are continuing to investigate the crash – possibly caused by street racing – that also sent a 21-year-old girl to hospital. The girl had various injuries, including b
roken bones, police said, but was treated and released last night.

The car, a red Nissan 300 ZX, was in the centre, northbound lane when the driver lost control, police said.

Sgt. Tim Burrows said police are continuing to search for a white convertible seen before the crash in the centre lane, just in front of the red Nissan 300 ZX.

"No one has said they were passing each other, just that they were passing everybody else," Burrows said.

At some point, the red car careened off the road.

"It went through the right guard rail, it took out about a 40-foot section of the guardrail and a light standard and ended up facing southbound in the grass on the side of the road," Burrows said.

Police are still trying to determine how fast the car was going at the time and if alcohol was a factor.

"Given the circumstances, we'll have to wait for toxicology for that," he said.

 

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http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/ne...D0D107C1EC4DDDFA862575EF000716E6?OpenDocument

ST. LOUIS > Charges in early morning crash
07/10/2009

The motorist who died early Thursday morning in a crash on Grand Boulevard caused by a driver trying to elude police has been identified as Erick C. Russell, 24, of St. Louis, police said.

Russell was headed north on Grand when his car was struck by a vehicle headed east on Cass Avenue, St. Louis police said.

The man accused of driving the other car, Markel L. Davis, 19, was charged Thursday with second-degree murder, first-degree tampering with a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of an accident and unlawful possession of a firearm.

Polic
e said they found a loaded .380-caliber semiautomatic pistol on the passenger seat of the stolen car they say Davis was driving. Davis is being held in lieu of $250,000 cash-only bond.

At least one other person who jumped from the car before the crash was being sought by police.

St. Louis police said Davis was trying to elude a police helicopter and had earlier fled from police from Charlack and Brentwood. Police said they were not pursuing the car at the time of the crash.

 

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Police: Witnesses Lead To Arrest

Kenneth Cooper Arrested, Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run
POSTED: Monday, July 20, 2009
UPDATED: 4:44 pm EDT July 20, 2009

DETROIT -- Detroit police said a 46-year-old man has been charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run that happened in the city overnight Sunday.

Police said Kenneth Cooper, of Detroit, hit and killed another 43-year-old Detroit man as he was making a left onto Fairport Street from E. Seven Mile Road.

The victim died from his injuries at an area hospital.

Police said it was tips from witnesses that lead them to the arrest.

“The quick apprehension of the suspect in this c
ase shows the critical importance of witnesses coming forward with what they know," said Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans. "Had these citizens decided to not cooperate with us, we would not even have a suspect identified at this time. For every case like this we close, we have more resources to put toward other open investigations, such as homicides and non-fatal shootings."

Cooper has been arraigned on several charges, some which include operating while impaired, driving with a suspended license, failure to stop and manslaughter with a motor vehicle.

Police said Cooper and the victim lived within about a half-mile of each other on Fairport Street.

His next court date is set for July 30.

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/20119145/detail.html#

 

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Traffic stop led to a chase in Dougherty County
Posted: July 19, 2009 11:26 PM
Updated: July 20, 2009 12:35 AM

DOUGHERTY COUNTY, GA (WALB) - What was supposed to be a simple traffic stop led to a small chase in Dougherty County.

And police later found out what caused that suspect to run.

Saturday night Dougherty County police officers tried to pull over a vehicle for a tail light violation.

27-year-old Mark Hines refused to stop and was pursued on several streets in the Mosseydale Lane area.

He eventually jumped from the vehicle and ran, but was caught by DCP officer George Camp at the intersection of Fire Lane and Stonewater Drive.

Hines still refused to comply with the officer and was pepper sprayed
.

When police searched the area, they recovered a shoe box with 45-grams of marijuana and more than four grams of cocaine.

Hines is charged with attempting to elude police, reckless driving, obstruction and a number of traffic and drug violations.

http://www.walb.com/Global/story.asp?S=10751519

 

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Police Chase Suspect to Face Judge
Updated: Thursday, 23 Jul 2009, 12:27 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 23 Jul 2009, 12:17 PM EDT

Brunshay Miller is accused of causing chaos in the streets of Atlanta when he led police on a wild chase Wednesday afternoon, must now answer to a judge.​

ATLANTA - The man accused of causing chaos in the streets of Atlanta when he led police on a wild chase Wednesday afternoon, must now answer to a judge.

Brunshay Miller -- 21-years-old -- faces a laundry list of charges including driving a stolen vehicle.

Police said Miller was weaving in and out of traffic, driving the wrong way, blowing through stop signs, and coming close to wrecking the pickup truck he was
in.

Eventually Miller would run into to a pair of vehicles and come to a stop.

Miller eventually bailed, and was captured by police.

Miller missed an expected court appointment Thursday due to medical reasons, said officials.

http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/dpp/news/top_stories/Man_Arrested_in_Police_Chase_Faces_Judge_072309

 

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Birmingham man charged in fatal hit-and-run
Posted by Carol Robinson -- Birmingham News July 23, 2009 5:05 PM

Source: Birmingham Police Department - Tony Ferrell​

A Birmingham man has been charged with manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident following a fatal hit-and-run earlier today.

Tony Ferrell, 33, is in jail with bond set at $70,000, Birmingham police said.

Ron-Drequez Cortez White, a 20-year-old student at Jefferson State Community College, was pronounced dead in the roadway at 1:34 a.m. in the 1100 block of Center Point Parkway, just north of Captain D's, said Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Pat Curry.

The driver fled the scene but Jefferson County sheriffs deputies were able to track down a suspect, officials reported.

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/07/birmingham_man_charged_in_fata_2.html

 

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Police say Boynton Beach driver killed pedestrian in Lantana and fled

LANTANA - Police have identified the driver arrested in a crash that killed a pedestrian in Lantana on Thursday evening as Ronald A Wright.

Wright , 25, of Boynton Beach, was charged with fleeing a law enforcement officer, driving with a suspended license in a fatal crash, and hit-and-run-failure to remain at the scene of a fatal crash, according to the arrest report and the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

Wright has had multiple traffic violations in his past, according to records.

Shortly after 4 p.m., Boynton Beach Police Officer Cory Gray tried unsuccessfully
to stop a silver Mazda for a traffic violation on Interstate 95, police said.

"The driver did not yield but accelerated despite the active attempt by Officer Gray to stop him," Sgt. Michael Kelley wrote in his arrest report.

Wright exited at Lantana Road and was speeding east, witnesses said. He drove through two red lights before hitting a Corvette at 13th Street in front of A.G. Holley State Hospital, witnesses said, according to The Palm Beach Post.

The collision caused the Mazda to spin and hit a man who was crossing the street, as well as a Ford Explorer and a Ford Expedition, Florida Highway Patrol Cpl. Marcus Thomas wrote in his report.

The impact of the man's body shattered the windshield of the Mazda, and the back of the car was twisted from the collision with the Explorer, the Post reported.

FHP Trooper Ray Wigfall said the pedestrian was thrown about 75 feet and was dead when bystanders ran into the road to help him.

Authorities think he was homele
ss.

"We got a pretty good idea who he is," said FHP spokesman, Lt. Tim Frith. "Now we have two addresses we're checking out."

Wright ran from the car but left his driver's license on the seat, police said.

Police combed the area with dogs and a helicopter and later arrested him behind a 7-Eleven convenience store.

Witnesses said they saw the fleeing man, wearing a white shirt and black shorts, jump over a fence behind the store.

The car is owned by a rental car company at Dallas Forth-Worth Airport, according to motor vehicle records.

 

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Bentley Da Boon Crashes Hims Ride

Auto Theft Suspect Arrested After Crash
posted 07/25/09 9:04 pm

Christopher Bentley, 26, of Triangle, Va., was arrested Friday.​

ARLINGTON, Va. - An auto theft suspect under surveillance by police apparently became spooked and ran a red light, striking another vehicle whose driver was critically injured, Arlington County police said.
The driver of the crashed stolen car, identified as Christopher Bentley, 26, of Triangle, Va., took off running and was taken into custody after a brief foot pursuit, police said. Bentley was arrested and charged with grand larceny of an automobile and felony hit and run.

An officer began tailing Bentley along Columbia Pike near Glebe Road, after the suspect was seen
driving a stolen Mercury Sable that had been taken during a burglary last week, said Det. Crystal Nosal, an Arlington County police spokesperson. The officer checked the car's tags against the stolen vehicle registry and called for backup.

As a second cruiser approached the suspect, the driver took off and ran a red light, Det. Nosal said, specifying that neither officer had lights or sirens activated at the time and neither had attempted to pull over the stolen car.

The stolen vehicle struck a Ford Explorer at the intersection of Columbia Pike and Walter Reed Drive, police said.

The Explorer was struck hard enough to roll on its side. It stopped with its wheels up against a storefront.

The victim of the crash, described as a 46-year-old male, was taken to a hospital with critical injuries.

Bentley is being held without bond.

http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0709/643541.html

 

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*UPDATE*​

Policy Would Allow Cops To Shoot At Fleeing Cars
Jul 29, 2009

CHICONGO-

The Chicago Police Department is considering a major change in policy regarding the use of deadly force.

The department is looking at allowing police officers to fire their guns under circumstances where they previously could not.

The new policy, from police Supt. Jody Weis and confirmed by WBBM Newsradio 780 Wednesday morning, would allow police officers to shoot at fleeing vehicles if the driver or passengers are suspected of committing a felony.

The old policy allowed officers only to shoot at vehicles that pose a threat to them or others, such as if the driver were trying to run down the officer.

In a
statement, the department said it is "currently reviewing the existing order [to] provide officers with more clear direction. The review process is ongoing and will not be rushed."

 

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Man arrested after North Augusta police chase
Posted: 2:26 PM Jul 30, 2009
Last Updated: 7:07 PM Jul 30, 2009

Mug shot of Moses Larry Hill​

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.---North Augusta Public Safety officers say one man is in custody after failing to stop his vehicle during a traffic stop. The suspect then fled on foot though a North Augusta neighborhood.

The foot pursuit happened in the area of Old Edgefield Road, just before 8 O'clock this morning. The suspect, identified by authorities as Moses Hill, ran about 3 blocks away from where he abandoned his vehicle.

There are no reports of injuries with this situation, and no other suspects are being sought, officials say.

Hill is being charged with fai
lure to stop for blue lights, giving false information, seatbelt violation, faulty equipment, no SC vehicle license, improper display of vehicle license, resisting arrest, driving under suspension (1st), and operating uninsured motor vehicle.

http://www.wrdw.com/crimeteam12/headlines/52069297.html

 

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Woman with outstanding warrants arrested after allegedly driving into store
By TAVIA D. GREEN â┚¬�Ôš¢ GANNETT TENNESSEE â┚¬�Ôš¢ July 31, 2009

Brenda Barker, left. The scene after her brakes failed and she drove her car through the front window of The Dollar General on Madison Street Thursday morning. (SUBMITTED PHOTOS)​

A Clarksville woman was arrested Thursday morning after she allegedly wrecked her car through the front window of the Dollar General store on Madison Street and fled the scene.

Brenda Barker, 45, was charged with leaving the scene of a traffic accident and driving with no driver's license.

She was also booked on seve
ral warrants including two charges of aggravated assault, vandalism, theft and contempt. Her bond was set at $40,500.

According to Clarksville Police Spokesman Jim Knoll, Barker pulled up to the Dollar General at 324 Madison St. at about 10:46 a.m. Thursday and slammed into the front window after her brakes failed.

Knoll said the brakes allegedly hit the floor.

Barker allegedly jumped out of the car and fled the scene on foot.

Knoll said the woman was found shortly after in a wood line, after the scene was tracked.

The woman allegedly ran because she had several warrants on file including one alleging she'd assaulted a police officer and was driving without a driver's license.

No one was injured in the wreck.

http://www.tennessean.com/article/2...s+arrested+after+allegedly+driving+into+store

 

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Thankfully, The Sheboon That Caused This One Died Too

Wrong Way Driver May Have Caused Deadly I-20 Crash
Jul 31, 2009 1:57 pm US/Central

Interstate-20 triple fatality crash victim Karla Rivers.

Ramiro Moreno was killed in the I-20 crash. ​

DALLAS (CBS 11 / TXA 21) ― Early Friday morning, a triple fatality crash closed all of the westbound lanes of Interstate-20 at Polk Street for hours.

The crash, believed to have been caused by a wrong-way driver, happened just after midnight.

According to officials, 21-year-old Ian Pierson and 29-year-old Ramiro Moreno were in an Infinity Q4T that was traveling the wrong way o
n I-20. Ramiro was behind the wheel of the Infinity as he ran head-on into a Jeep being driven by 45-year-old Karla Rivers.

All three people died in the crash. The other person traveling in the Infinity has not been identified.

CBS 11 News spoke with Rivers family, who said the woman was headed home from work at the time of the crash. Karla Rivers was a dispatcher for Baylor Hospital. Karla's mother, Berta Johnson, said her daughter's death is devastating and she can only lean on faith. "I'm just in shock. Just can't wrap my head around it," she said.

Berta Johnson said Karla was her oldest daughter and had no kids. Karla's younger sister works as an inspector for Dallas Fire Rescue.

Police are still investigating the crash. Officials with the Texas Department of Transportation say all of the required warning signs are in place on I-20.

Alcohol is believed to be a factor in the crash.

http://cbs11tv.com/local/Interstate.20.triple.2.11097 35.html

 

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Mercedes Crashes Into Nail Salon
Teresa Whitaker
Published: July 31, 2009

A small boy was injured when a black Mercedes SUV crashed into the Glamour Nails Salon near the intersection of Macon and Miller Roads in Columbus. The boy, Javen Battle, 6, was sitting inside the salon waiting while relatives were serviced when the car came crashing through the window.

“The baby yeah, my co worker tried to get the baby out and yeah and we at that time what I could do I tried to call ambulance and everybody tried to call 911 at the time to try to get the baby out, says Nina Huynh the salon’s owner.

Javen Battle is listed in satisfactory condition at the Medical Center. The driver of the vehicle, Judith Washington, an educator with the Chattahoochee County School System, told authorities she was pull
ing in to park and hit the gas instead of the brakes. One other person was treated on the scene for minor cuts from shattered glass.

Columbus Police Lieutenant Richard Gains says no charges will be filed. Gains says law prohibits them from making traffic charges on private property.

Video at link.

http://www.wrbl.com/rbl/news/local/article/mercedes_crashes_into_nail_salon/85862/

 

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Sketch Released of Hit-and-run Suspect

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DECATUR, Ga. - The GBI Tuesday released a sketch of a person thought to have been driving the vehicle involved in the recent homicide near the Georgia Dome.

The body Darren Douglas Williams, 39, of Columbia, S. C. was discovered around 8:20 am on July 14 in a parking lot next to the Georgia Dome. He died from trauma to his chest after being run over by a vehicle.

Anyone with information on the identity of the person in this sketch is asked to call the GBI Tip Line at 1-800-597-TIPS (8477).

There is a award of at least $2,000 for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible fo
r the death of Williams.

 

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HAMPTON, Va. - A woman involved in a fatal accident on West Queen Street in Hampton has been arrested.

Police say, on July 11, a male victim was found lying in the 700 blk. of W. Queen Street when he was run over by a vehicle traveling westbound. The victim, identified as 40-year-old Frederick Augusta Nelson, III of Hampton was pronounced dead on the scene.

Johnita Louise Smith, 38, of Hampton was arrested the night of the accident. She's since been charged with one count of Driving Under the Influence and one count of Involuntary Manslaughter-DUI.

Smith has been released from jail.

http://www.wavy.com/dpp/mobile/local_wavy_hampton_fatal_auto_accident_charges_20090804

 

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Police: Southside Crash Was No Accident

Police Say Man Chased Down Girlfriend, 1-Year-Old Child, Ran Them Off Road
POSTED: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
UPDATED: 4:29 pm EDT August 5, 2009

Devarus Peterson booking photo.​

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Police said a crash Tuesday on the Southside was no accident.

They arrested Devarus Peterson Wednesday.

He was driving a black BMW.

Investigators said he got into a fight with his girlfriend Brittany Mack, chased her down the street and eventually ran her off the road on the 2100 block of Leon Road.

"Peterson has been arrested on two counts of aggravated battery," Lt. Larry Sch
mitt said.

"Could be upgraded to an attempted murder charge."

Mack was in the car along with the couple's 1-year-old daughter.

The car flipped and landed upside down.

Both Mack and the baby were ejected from the car.

Police also said the baby was not in a car seat.

Now, the mother and baby are in the hospital, and Peterson is in jail.

http://www.news4jax.com/news/20293814/detail.html

 

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More charges filed in fatal DUI crash
Posted: Aug 6, 2009 04:30 PM
Updated: Aug 6, 2009 05:08 PM

Juna Leon

Shania Moore​

Indianapolis - Prosecutors filed more serious charges against a woman in connection with the drunk driving accident where an eight-year-old girl was killed.

Juna Leon now faces two felonies of drunk driving causing death. She faces up 20 years if convicted.

Police say her blood alcohol level was two times the legal level when she ran a stop sign and hit another vehicle. Shania Moore, 8, was thrown from the van and suffered critical injuries. She died earlier this week.

Prosecu
tors say Leon is held without bond because she was on parole for felony drug dealing.

http://www.wthr.com/Global/story.asp?S=10859070&nav=menu188_2_4

 

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Driver Who Hit 6-Year-Old Turns Himself In
Posted: 1:53 pm EDT August 13, 2009
Updated: 3:33 pm EDT August 13, 2009

Gregory Armwood​

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. -- A driver blamed for a mistake which killed a 6-year-old girl surrendered on new charges Thursday morning.

Police said Gregory Armwood crossed double yellow lines to pass a MARTA bus.

His SUV struck 6-year-old Suk Maya Monger who was crossing East Ponce de Leon with her mother. Both the girl and her mother had just gotten off the bus.

The girl's family had just moved to Clarkston from Nepal and authorities said the child had only been in the country for about a week. The child was supposed to start school Wednesday.

P
olice initially charged Armwood with traffic violations but he is now facing vehicular homicide charges.

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/20386373/detail.html#