Terminally Ill, Alleged Wife Killer
Police Lieutenant Accused of Targeting Blacks For Arrests: "Let's Make The Jail Cells More Colorful"
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 10:00 am
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: A police lieutenant in St. Louis, Missouri is accused of directing his officers to target black residents for arrests, even saying statements like, "Let's have a black day" and "Let's make the jail cells more colorful." Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Police say that a teenage boy in St. Louis, Missouri really wanted a girl to go on a date with her and kept pursuing her. When she continued to decline, he pulled out a knife and cut her. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: An Illinois woman sitting on her porch one morning was surprised to see cops swarm a man on her lawn and put him in handcuffs. She was even more surprised when she saw the Google Street View car drive by at the exact same time. Riverfront Times has the story. 
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Tags: Arizona, Phoenix New Times
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Police were sent to Reathman's home because relatives feared the terminally ill man was ailing. Instead, they found his wife's body, and plenty more to arouse their suspicions. Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: The prisoner got away dressed in a deputy's jacket. But after Andrews was busted, he insisted that he'd been told if he didn't cooperate, his family would be killed. Legit or a wild excuse? Westword has the story.
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: St. Louis, Missouri man Stacy Davis watched a woman nearly die from a drug overdose, but one hour later, allegedly sold her more heroin and cocaine. She was found on a trash heap two days later -- and Davis is in jail. Riverfront Times has the story. 
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: Missouri police say that a totally nude man sitting in his car and fondling himself decided it would be a good idea to ask a teenage girl if she needed a ride. She declined. Riverfront Times has the story. 
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Tags: Arizona, Phoenix New Times
Breakfast reading from the Voice Media Empire: One player says that when Amadour handed her the ball, he brushed her breasts. An accident? Well, another girl told the same story, and another mentioned having her butt "cupped" in view of a parent-filled audience. Westword has the story.
