Vigilantes arrested for holding interracial couple at gunpoint
The middle aged couple don’t fit the profile of common criminals. As they fiddled with the lock on the door of the foreclosed trailer their son had just bought, the couple didn’t hear danger creeping up behind them.
Porterdale resident Robert Canoles and his teenage son, Branden, heard noises coming from the property next door Thursday night. Just like George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watchman in Sanford, Florida — the Canoles saw a black man, and automatically assumed he was a criminal.
They grabbed their AR-15 rifles and snuck up behind Jean-Joseph Kalonji, 61, and his 57-year-old wife, Angelica.
“Shut up or I’ll shoot,” Canoles allegedly told the Kalonjis who attempted to explain that their son Benji purchased the property legally.
But when asked to provide paperwork to prove the sale, the Kalonjis didn’t have the papers with them.
Earlier that day, after their son closed on the sale, their real estate agent urged the couple to go out to the 11 acre property and change the locks on the door.
Pilar Sanders released from jail, ordered to stay away from Deion
Welp, Deion Sanders got his wish. After months of dealing with an unwanted guest in his palatial Dallas estate, a judge has ordered his estranged wife Pilar Sanders to stay away from the mansion.
Pilar, who was arrested Monday night on domestic abuse charges after Mr. Sanders accused her of assaulting him, was released from a Dallas jail Tuesday morning.
According to a CBS local affiliate, Collin County magistrate Paul Raleeh granted Mr. Sanders an emergency protective order against her.
The order means Pilar can’t go anywhere near the estate — and if she so much as breathes on Deion in public she will be locked up until her trial.
Now Mr. Sanders can move Hollywood trampoline Tracey Edmonds into his home. Babyface’s ex-wife and Mr. Sanders have been dating for months. Pilar cited Edmonds as the reason for the breakup of their marriage.
Like her messed up attitude had nothing to do with the break up.
Chocolate cocaine bars confiscated at Dulles airport
A cocaine dealer with a sweet tooth is out of luck if he’s looking for his chocolate bars with the powdered cocaine filling.
Customs officials seized the chocolate bar shipment — street value $130,000 — at Dulles International Airport on Sunday, April 22.
The cocaine was discovered in the luggage of a Guatemalan woman who arrived on a flight from El Salvador on Sunday.
According to the Washington examiner, a suspicious Customs and Border Protection officer found the unusual looking chocolate bars, cut one open, and found a bar of cocaine wrapped in plastic, covered in chocolate, said CBP spokesman Robert Hunt.
Pilar Sanders smirks in her mugshot from jail
Pilar Sanders’ mugshot has hit the internets. In the mugshot taken at a Dallas jail last night following her arrest on domestic abuse charges, Pilar smirks at the camera. The fallout from Sanders’ arrest is likely to be huge. She will certainly lose custody of her minor children, and any endorsements she acquired as a result of being married to former NFL star Deion Sanders.
A judge will probably force her to move out of the residence she shares with Deion, since he will ask for a restraining order. According to Deion’s daughter, Deiondra Sanders, Pilar had refused to move out of the mansion.
Deion took to his Twitter page last night to tweet about the attack by Pilar and a female friend, known as @Toothickchick on Twitter.com.
Lawyer shot 8 times clinging to life
The subpar ratings for the Residences of Morgan Falls apartments in the Sandy Springs suburb of Atlanta tells the story of residents living in fear for their lives.
It’s not just the open air drug dealing, or the crumbling structures that cause 2nd floor railings to give way at the slightest touch — it’s the two shootings that occurred there within a week of each other.
Just two days after turning 40, attorney Adina Parson was shot eight times — 3 times in the head — and left for dead in the breezeway of her apartment building.
On Monday she was in critical but stable condition in Grady Memorial hospital’s ICU unit, a close friend told the AJC.
So far, Sandy Springs police have no leads.
“Adina is very loving person so we’re all baffled,” Lisa Baker, Parson’s friend, said by telephone from Grady. “It just doesn’t fit. We’re just dumbfounded.”
Parson was on her way to pick her husband up from work when she was shot around 11:45 p.m. Friday, according to the AJC. The shooter, laying in wait, emptied a gun clip into her — a sign that the shooting may not have been random.
Sanford Police Chief Resigns, the same day Zimmerman is released on bond *Updated*
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Neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, 28, was released from the Seminole County Jail after posting bail in Sanford, Florida, early Monday morning. Zimmerman, wearing a brown Pittsburgh Steelers jacket and blue jeans, walked out of the jail and climbed into a white BMW before speeding off.
Zimmerman will stand trial on second-degree murder charges in the death of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin later this year.
He was granted $150,000 bail by a judge on Friday. During the bond hearing, Zimmerman apologized to Trayvon’s parents despite their refusal to meet with him.
Zimmerman’s attorney, Mark O’Mara was praised for urging his client to take the stand. But in a surprising reversal today, O’Mara apologized for Zimmerman’s apology, saying the apology was “ill-timed.”
White House Considers Hiring More Female Secret Service Agents
There is no doubt that men are useful in a lot of ways. Unfortunately, men have two glaring weaknesses that could threaten an entire democracy — sex and women.
As a group, men cannot be depended upon to maintain composure and professionalism when the opportunity for quick sex presents itself.
As demonstrated so disgracefully in Cartagena, Colombia — the portion of a man’s brain that is responsible for good judgment shuts off completely when he is in the presence of a sexy woman.
For that reason, the White House is considering hiring more female Secret Service agents in supervisory positions over men.
Agents such as Paula Reid, a black woman who blew the whistle on the 12 agents for cavorting with as many as 20 prostitutes in Colombia.
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