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http://abcnews.go.com/US/12-year-arrested-connection-deadly-omaha-shoot…
A 12-year-old suspect was arrested Tuesday night in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in connection with a deadly shooting in Omaha, Nebraska, officials told ABC News today.
Jarrell Milton will be charged with first-degree murder alongside 15-year-old Shuntayvious Primes-Willis and his 17-year-old brother, Jamar E. Milton, police said.
All three are being charged as adults, the Douglas County Attorney’s office confirmed.
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The three suspects allegedly got Jamymell Ray, 31, to meet them at the northeast corner of Miller Park in North Omaha for a marijuana deal on June 29, Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine told ABC affiliate KETV.
"All three suspects had guns. There were shell casings from two different types of guns at the scene," Kleine told KETV.
The three juveniles allegedly attempted a robbery during the drug deal and shot Ray at close range, police said. Ray died from his injures at Nebraska Medical Center, police said.
Bond was denied for both Primes-Willis and Jamar Milton, authorities said, adding that a preliminary hearing for both has been scheduled for July 31. It was not immediately clear whether the three suspects had attorneys.
Charles Fisher, 30, who was with Ray, was also injured in the shooting and taken to Creighton Hospital, police said.
"When you're sitting in a courtroom with someone who's in grade school, in effect, charged with this kind of a crime, it really shocks everyone," Kleine told KETV. "There is no question in my mind that there are gang connections."
The U.S. Marshals Service Metro Fugitive Task Force got information about Jarrell Milton's whereabouts in Minneapolis and arrested him "without incident" just before midnight last night, U.S. Marshals Service spokesperson Chris White told ABC News today.
Jarrell Milton has family connections in Minneapolis, White said, but could not comment further on the suspect's connection to Minneapolis.
Jarrell Milton will go through court proceedings in Minneapolis before being extradited back to Omaha, White said.
Authorities are still investigating how the 12-year-old got from Omaha to Minneapolis, and White said authorities know he did not get there himself.
"It's a difficult thing to wrap your head around," White said. "We have arrested kids under 16 for homicide, so this is not the first time, but this is definitely the youngest arrest and it has the most unique circumstances."
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whats really shitty is the PC police like yourself will make some snyed condesending remark about "pointing it out" that they happen to be black.
If you are afraid to identify a problem how do you fix it? Or are you another that will just turn the other way and dont look because ? After all the person they shot and killed wasnt anyone you knew.
That said, glad that little fucker is getting jailed. Along with the others.
I don't see anybody here proposing anything that would solve the problem, either. Sometimes it's posting about black people fucking up, and comments about "animals" etc (see the post above this). I'm not here to police anybody, which I can't do anyhow.
I would say the issues in the black community are very complex and can't be fixed by police or politicians. It's really a societal and cultural problem. The US drug war caused the rise of gangs, for instance. Some guy here was just trying to buy some weed and ended up shot because he had to buy it on the street from shady people. Maybe if we didn't have stupid drug laws he could have bought it legally and these assholes would not have a corner on the business.
Very difficult for me to understand the gang lifestyle.
But no, kids are running streets all hours of the day and night, drinking, smoking. Not givin' AF. Acting hard, emulating thugs. Chasing their NWA records dreams......
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The only thing in danger from weed is chocolate chip cookies and Doritos, unless you are talking about DUI.
The idiots of this country dont understand this......that no matter what...we cannot help them, no matter how much another group tries to help or give them second chance. So the only viable option I see is calling a criminal a criminal...and treating them as such.
Ones like in the OP will never be anything more than a drain on civil society. So although it may in fact be a burden on this country to house them in a cage for the rest of their lives It seems a much better option then allowing "them" to keep repopulating and becoming a drain to our federal tax dollars in welfare/entitlements as well as a danger to innocent people.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/murder/feds-bust-boy-for-murder-786…
Milton is one of seven children born to Iyanna Moss, 37, who spent time in jail for felony assault when the boy was a toddler.
Milton’s father, Javaris Milton, 37, is locked up in a Minnesota prison, where he is serving a life sentence for a January 2010 murder.
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PROVO, Utah (AP) — A young woman convicted in a 50-mile crime spree that left one Utah sheriff's deputy dead and another wounded was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years to life in prison with the possibility of parole.
State Judge Darold McDade handed down 18-year-old Meagan Grunwald's term following emotional testimony about the January 2014 chase from the injured lawman.
Utah County Sheriff's Deputy Greg Sherwood told the judge that after he was shot in the head and fighting for his life in his police cruiser, Grunwald drove past him without stopping to help.
"She could have ran towards me, and I would have protected her with all my energy," he said. "Instead, she made the choice to run."
Grunwald cried during the hearing as she read quickly from a brief written statement.
"It's hard for me to ask for forgiveness when I have a hard time forgiving myself," she said.
Grunwald will get credit for the year and half she already has served behind bars in jail. At the earliest, she could be released in 2044, when she's 47 years old.
Prosecutors said Grunwald was a willing accomplice ready to do anything to stay with her 27-year-old boyfriend, including driving a speeding getaway car in the three-county chase.
During her trial, the teenager tearfully told a jury she was afraid to stop driving when the man she loved turned the gun on her and threatened to kill her family.
The boyfriend, Jose Angel Garcia-Jauregui, was killed in a shootout with police.
Grunwald was convicted in May of 11 counts, including aggravated murder, attempted murder, aggravated robbery and use of a controlled substance. She was found not guilty on one count of attempted aggravated murder.
The maximum penalty Grunwald could have faced was life in prison without parole. She was ineligible for the death penalty because she was 17 when it happened.
She was charged and convicted under Utah laws that allow an accomplice to be considered equally responsible for a crime.
FILE - In this May 8, 2015, file photo, Meagan Grunwald listens as the prosecutor gives closing argu …
Utah County Sheriff's Sgt. Cory Wride, 44, was killed during the crime spree.
Wride's widow, Nannette, said his family wanted Grunwald to have a chance at parole because she's young and might make something of herself.
"I'm going to be rooting for her to be someone better," Nannette Wride told reporters.
Before Grunwald was sentenced, Wride addressed the crying teenager in court.
"You are forgiven, and I hope, sweet girl, that one day you can forgive yourself," Wride said as Grunwald put her head down and sobbed.
The shootout and chase came after Cory Wride happened upon the couple's pickup on the side of a road. Garcia-Jauregui had a warrant out for his arrest and gave the deputy a fake name. When Wride grew suspicious, Garcia-Jauregui stuck a gun out the truck's rear window and shot the deputy as he sat in his police cruiser.
Grunwald's lawyer said she was a scared girl who trusted an older, manipulative man. Attorney Dean Zabriskie said as the couple fled from police through three central Utah counties, Grunwald was driving with a gun to her head.
Zabriskie said Wednesday that Grunwald survived her time in the truck because Wride stopped to help her, and she considers him her savior.
"Now she wishes she would have done something," he said. "She wishes she would have done something, even at the risk of her life."
Zabriskie said Grunwald plans to appeal her conviction
And no, this isnt some "societal" problem causing black people to act like animals. The hard to digest truth is that 200 years ago, we pulled these people out of the jungles and mud huts they lived in and plopped them into civilized society, and now are scratching our heads about why they act like animals.
How about this, why don't you fuck off? If you guys are going to post incidents to try and paint black people as this or that I should have the right to post photos that show how ignorant to the facts you are.
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