Charged With Murder, Sexual Battery In Toddler's Death

SUNRISE, Fla. -- A woman was charged with murdering a 2-year-old girl she was caring for by hitting her so hard that she fell and cracked her head open, authorities said. Tyra L. Williams, 29, confessed to hitting the girl in anger, but other injuries also point to sexual abuse, said police spokesman Lt. Robert Voss. She has declined to talk to authorities about the other injuries, Voss said.Williams was caring for the girl in her apartment while the child's mother completed a Florida prison term. The girl had been in Williams' care since shortly after her birth, authorities said.


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Why Did I Get Married - New #1 Top Movie

It looks like "Why Did I Get Married is a definitive hit this past weekend in theaters across the country! It's no surprise that Tyler Perry's latest creation was seen and loved by so many people. I did not get a chance to see it, but fear not, I will be there, flag waving and chanting T-Y-L-E-R P-E-R-R-Y, all through the movie (while ignoring background comments to sit down and shut up). I think Tyler is the best thing to hit the intracultural scene since... beans and cornbread.

In a note to Tyler; don't sweat it!!! Admittedly, racism exists and always will all around this great nation of ours. It pervades the fabric of America like mold and mildew. Get use to it and don't ever be surprised. Be prepared to deal with it when you least expect it to show its nefarious face. But, that's alright because we don't need no music; we got soul and everyone knows what a bland, unseasoned, and poor place this would be if not for our presence here throughout this country's existence. To witness the disrespectful racism Tyler and Janet Jackson experienced in a pre-release interview, click below.

Box office tallies are in: Why Did I Get Married brought in $21.5 million on its first weekend out, outpacing its nearest rival by 10 million dollars. That's fantastic and good news.

	Movie	Gross	Total	%
1		$21.5 m	$21.5 m	NEW
2		$11.5 m	$59.4 m	-31%
3		$11.0 m	$12.1 m	+1,428%
3		$11.0 m	$11.0 m	NEW
5		$7.4 m	$26.0 m	-47%

Good job, Tyler!

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Nancy and Naomi Pierre's Testimony

 

It is no secret what God can do!!! On 2/5/07 Nancy had an emergency C-section (4th Child). As soon as the doctors opened her up, her uterus exploded. Baby Naomi had no heartbeat and was dead. Naomi was quickly revived and put on life support. Nancy lost blood,transfused twice, cardiac arrest three times- on a respirator and in coma for 11 days... but you prayed -God answered! Doctors were amazed and gave God the credit. This video has brought people to the Lord acknowledging his awesome power to heal! Thank you for your prayers!!

 

Black Men & Women Victimized!

This is Naima Franklin, of Chicago, who was missing recently. Do you have any idea how many Black women go missing on a monthly and annual basis? Do you realize that the rate of women to go missing is so high that there almost has to be some sort of conspiracy going on to contribute to genocide by erasing young potential mothers and children before they have a chance? Some have been found; victims of foul play. Others haven't ever been seen again. What's happening here? I stumbled upon a Missing Black Women’s web site and decided to help alert everyone about this.

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Video: Dramatic arrest caught on camera in Fort Pierce

original report here.

FORT PIERCE - A 15-year-old girl is facing a felony battery charge from a curfew violation incident in which a city police officer struck and pepper sprayed her after she bit him — actions shown in a police videotape released Thursday.

Fort Pierce Police Chief Sean Baldwin said he stands by how Officer Dan Gilroy handled the July arrest.

“It is shocking to see that a police officer has had to use that level of force against a child,” Baldwin said Thursday night. “But ... my opinion is he responded appropriately and in accordance with our policies.
“I do not expect my officers to stand there and allow a child or an adult to bite them,” he added.

Gilroy was trying to handcuff Shelwanda Riley, 15, of the 300 block of South 25th Street, for breaking the city’s curfew when she became increasingly violent and bit him, according to the police report.

Gilroy dragged the girl to the front of his car, dodging her kicks and swings and activating his in-car video camera to record the remainder of the encounter, his report said.

At one point, she “clamped down on my hand/wrist and I felt immediate pain shot up my arm,” the officer wrote. “The pain was shocking, and I thought the suspect was going to extract a large piece of flesh from my hand.”

Riley was in court Thursday and had her case scheduled to go to trial Nov. 28. She faces a felony charge of battery on a law-enforcement officer and misdemeanor charge of resisting an officer or obstructing justice without violence.

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