Ghetto Thug Trash just can't behave themselves.

[Lord of the Roidz]

It's your own fault, you brough these animals to your country, now you are paying for it...

I am afraid that the same thing might happen in my country, if it does I am getting out.

The only countries that have people man enough to stand up to them are in Russia and Serbia. Americans are too soft, WAKE UP!

You are 100% correct...but sadly no one is going to do anything about this. The best we can do, as civilized humans, is arm ourself heavily through our concealed weapons permits and try to take out as many of these mindless savages as we can when they form their "Flash mobs."

[Soul Crusher]

Teenager Shot By Police Officer-Caught on Camera (Cincinnati Black Family Reunion)
WKRC ^ | 8/20 7:52 pm | WKRC



Surveillance cameras capture an officer involved in a fight for his life Saturday night-that officer ended up shooting and killing a teen who pulled a gun. Cincinnati Police released new information about the shooting during a news conference late Sunday afternoon, nearly 24 hours after the violent confrontation.

For nearly two minutes, officers struggled to control 16-year-old Davon Mullins. Cameras show the suspect pulled his gun. That's when the officer fired twice. the chief of police says the officer had no choice.

The investigation began at the Black Family Reunion. An off-duty officer reported seeing several people bringing guns into the event, and placing them together in a certain location. Then he saw a second group of people pick up the guns, and walk into the business district. Officers say it appeared to be preplanned.

Officer Oscar Cyranek met the suspect at Fountain Square, right in front of the Fifth-Third Bank Building. Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig says, "The officer immediately asked Davon to stop. Davon refused."

Their confrontation is all caught on surveillance cameras. To stop Davon from running, Chief Craig said the officer grabbed him and forced him against a wall. For one minute and 53 seconds, they wrestled, both trying to gain control. You can see the officer reach for his handcuffs but he's unable to put them on. Eventually the officer forced Davon into a seated position but he loses control of his right hand. Chief Craig says, "Davon held a 9 millimeter high point semi automatic hand gun. He was holding the weapon with his finger on the trigger."

Before Davon could shoot, Officer Cyranek fired twice. Blood remains on the window today. Of the confrontation, Chief Craig says, "The officer had no choice."

Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory commented, "A 16-year-old carrying a gun through the streets of Cincinnati is a bad formula and we need for that to stop."

Police say Mullins had several prior run-ins with the law. "This is a broader community issue where the community itself needs to take control of the young people within it."

Chief Craig plans to work with community groups and faith-based organizations to stop the flow of guns into young people's hands. "We've got to do something and we have to do it quickly. we have to do it in partnership."

Meanwhile, Officer Cyranek is on paid administrative leave according to protocol. He's been an officer since 2006 and has been involved in one previous incident. He was cleared of that incident, and it didn't happen recently.

Police recovered three guns Saturday night and made one arrest.

[Soul Crusher]

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Moments before she was slain last week on Chicago's Southwest Side, 17-year-old Charinez Jefferson begged the gunman not to shoot because she was pregnant, prosecutors said today.

Despite her plea, Timothy Jones, 18, opened fire on Jefferson anyway, yelling an expletive at her as he shot her in the head, prosecutors said. He then stood over her as she lay on the ground and fired several more times, striking her in the chest and back.


Jefferson was pronounced dead a short time later, but doctors were able to successfully deliver her baby boy, who remained in critical condition today, Assistant State's Attorney John Dillon said.

"Tests are expected to be performed to determine whether the child has any brain activity, as there are concerns over the child possibly suffering from oxygen deprivation after the victim had been shot," Dillon told Judge Laura Sullivan.

Sullivan denied bond for Jones, 18, who was charged with first-degree murder in the Aug. 16 slaying.

“I’m happy that he’s been caught before we even put her in the ground,” said Jefferson’s aunt, Devorah Hope. “This young man sent a message on the streets that an unarmed pregnant woman that’s not violent to nobody, it’s not safe.”

Jones had seen Jefferson walking with a rival gang member in the 3000 block of West 64th Street and approached them in a car, Dillon said. He got out of the vehicle and fired at least one shot at the rival, who ran off, leaving Jefferson to fend for herself. After begging Jones for mercy, Jefferson was shot at "point-blank range," Dillon said.

Jones, of the 6300 block of South Rockwell Street, was arrested at his home Saturday after numerous witnesses identified him as the killer, according to information from prosecutors and court documents.

A police source said that Jones was a "stick-up man" well known to area police.
At the time of the shooting, Jones was serving 2 years of probation for a 2010 burglary conviction, Dillon said. He also has a "lengthy" juvenile record, including convictions for unlawful use of a weapon, possession of a stolen motor vehicle, and burglary, Dillon said.

Outside court, Jones' family members denied he is a gang member and said he could not be involved in Jefferson's murder because he has had trouble walking since being shot in the leg a few weeks ago.

"My condolences go out to the young lady and her family, but we know 100 percent that they got the wrong guy," said Jones' cousin, Stanley Jones, 36. "He can barely walk."

Courtroom personnel and deputies in charge of Jones in the lockup said he did not appear to be limping or request any walking aides such as crutches or a wheelchair.

Hope said that she pledged to attend every court hearing for her niece, though she could not bring herself to go inside the courtroom on Monday.

“I was too emotional, I was too upset to deal with that at this moment,” she said, reached by telephone after the hearings. “I’m angry because of what he’s done. Because we can’t bring Charinez back and we’ve got a baby that’s fighting his life.”

Hope said she’s trying to be positive for her sister.

“I haven’t eaten anything since this happened; just drink water and pray and listen to positive music to keep me in a positive mood so I can stand there with my sister, because we still got some living to do,” Hope said.

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does it get worse than this with these apes? 

[Soul Crusher]

Six injured in shooting at Kingsessing basketball game
By Robert Moran
Inquirer Staff Writer


Six people were injured during a shootout - one critically - at a local league basketball game attended by 500 people in the city's Kingsessing section Monday night, police said.

The game was being held by the Eggy Taylor and Pick Brown League, which is run by the city, said Recreation Commissioner Susan Slawson.

The victims were "innocent bystanders," Slawson said. One man was in critical condition.

The apparent target was among the bystanders. "It didn't have anything to do with the basketball game," Slawson said.

Police responded at 8:49 p.m. to reports of shots being fired at the Kingsessing Recreation Center's outdoor basketball courts and found three of the victims at the scene.

During halftime, a man entered the area near the intersection of Chester Avenue and 49th Street and became involved in a gun battle with another man, said Lt. John Walker of Southwest Detectives. All victims were adults, and one was a woman.

One victim was shot in the stomach and was transported by a medic unit to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in critical condition, police said. The two other victims found at the scene suffered minor wounds to their legs and were driven in a patrol car to the hospital.

Then, at the hospital, the remaining victims arrived by private automobiles with minor gunshot wounds, police said. A crowd of friends and family members gathered outside the hospital.

Identities of the victims were not available, but police reports said an 18-year-old man was shot in the leg; a 23-year-old man was hit in a thigh; a 19-year-old woman was shot in the right leg and foot; a 19-year-old man was shot in the left knee; and a 21-year-old was hit in the right leg.

Two other shootings that occurred almost at the same time elsewhere in the city left one man in critical condition. A man in a fourth shooting also was in critical condition. At 8:53 p.m. in the 800 block of Butler Street in the city's Hunting Park section, a 23-year-old man was shot four times during a robbery, police said.

A taxi transported him to Temple University Hospital, where he was reported in critical condition.

At 9:04 p.m., a 29-year-old man was shot multiple times in the legs in the 1600 block of Dyre Street in the city's Frankford section. He was reported in stable condition at Aria Health-Torresdale Campus.

In a fourth shooting, a 22-year-old man was wounded in the back when an unidentified person shot into the middle of a large fight in the 100 block of North Millick Street, police said.

He was reported in critical condition at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/local/20110823_Six_injured_in_shooting_at_Kingsessing_basketball_game.html



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I guess that midnight b-ball aint working out too well. 

[Soul Crusher]

Man Asks Pedestrian for $1, Then Stabs Him Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011  |  Updated 9:40 AM EDTView Comments (45)
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Police are looking for a man who stabbed a pedestrian on Long Island after asking him for a dollar.

Nassau County police say the 27-year-old victim was walking on Nassau Road in Roosevelt Monday evening when the suspect approached and asked him for one dollar.

The victim said he didn't have any money and continued walking.

Police say the suspect followed him and then pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the stomach and hand multiple times.


A passing motorist scared the suspect off. He fled, empty-handed, in an unknown direction.

The victim was taken to a local hospital where he was listed in stable condition.

The suspect is described as a black man about 5'7" with a medium build. He was last seen wearing a red and black New York Yankees hat, black hoodie and blue jeans, police said.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 244-TIPS. All callers will remain anonymous.

The investigation is ongoing.

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Man-Asks-Pedestrian-for-1-Then-Stabs-Him-128237573.html

[wild willie]

These friggin animals belong in the zoo......why not just shoot at them to get their attention.....instead of reading them their rights and giving them a place to sleep in jail....Let's just shoot their pathetic asses and then the tax payers wouldn't have to foot the bill for these low lifes.

[Soul Crusher]

These friggin animals belong in the zoo......why not just shoot at them to get their attention.....instead of reading them their rights and giving them a place to sleep in jail....Let's just shoot their pathetic asses and then the tax payers wouldn't have to foot the bill for these low lifes.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/31/parents-sentenced-for-att_n_943738.html


Unreal.   Check this out. 

[Soul Crusher]

Freaking animals.  Check out the video.   



http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20110831/ARTICLE/110839898/2416/NEWS?Title=Youth-football-player-tackles-referee-leading-to-brawl

[Soul Crusher]

UPDATE: Four suspects in youth football brawl
By Carrie Wells & Todd Ruger

Published: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 5:32 p.m.
UPDATE



The referee who was assaulted by youth football coaches and players at a Saturday game told detectives he did not want to press charges.

Referee Jayme Ream, 41, signed a waiver of prosecution as the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office began to investigate the attack that occurred at an afternoon game between the Sarasota Gators and the North Port Huskies at Riverview High School.

However, authorities can still decide to pursue battery charges without Ream and the Sheriff's Office has announced they have identified four suspects.

Col. Steve Burns will hold a press conference at 1:15 p.m. to update the investigation.

Attacking an athletic official is a felony in Florida.

The fight that quickly turned into a mob scene was apparently over a disputed call in the game among the two junior teams ages 13 and 14.

A video captured by a parent in the stands shows Gator coaches first throwing water bottles at the referees and then an unidentified parent or coach walking onto the field toward Ream.

According to a Sheriff's report, Ream says an unnamed suspect threw him to the ground.

The suspect, who said Ream was being unfair to his team, told deputies that Ream pushed him first.

Then a player in full gear, and presumably 13 or 14 years old, is seen in the video rushing through the field and tackling Ream.

Ream has not responded to multiple calls for comment.

EARLIER


It started with a disputed call, followed by some disgruntled coaches throwing water bottles at the referees.

What happened next, captured on video and now being investigated by authorities, is shocking: more than a dozen youth football coaches and players attacking at least one referee, including a player in full gear except for his helmet flying into a referee and tackling him to the ground.

Felony charges could follow an investigation into what happened Saturday — and who did what — during the game between the age 13-14 junior teams of the Sarasota Gators and North Port Huskies played at Riverview High School.

The investigation will be easier for authorities since the fight was videotaped by someone in the stands and turned over to the Sheriff's Office.

Debbie Ismail, a "team mom" whose son Adam plays for the Huskies pee wee team, was just feet away from the melee.

Ismail said the fight started minutes before halftime over some disputed calls, and the coaches from the Gators started throwing water bottles at the referees.

"I was shocked," Ismail said. "I looked at the children to see the expressions on their faces. They were horrified."

She added: "This is not what football is about."

The fight gave Ismail an anxiety attack, and for her son Adam, it was "terrifying" to witness.

"I felt really bad for the ref that got beat up," he said.

Ismail said the referee was taken away in an ambulance.

"The video speaks for itself," Sarasota County Sheriff's Col. Steve Burns said. "It was disturbing."

"I saw adults, entrusted in a mentoring position with the youth of our community, acting and behaving in a manner that is absolutely unacceptable," Burns said.

At the game, the video shows a coach or parent confronting a referee who was walking out of the end zone.

Punches were thrown between the two men, who started grappling, until a Gator player wearing the number 6 dives in and levels the referee. The boy then celebrates his hit on the official, the video shows.

As another referee tries to protect the referee on the ground, other Gators coaches, players and fans swarm the field, and one man appears to try to kick the grounded referee in the head.

The referee gets up and scampers away, but the fight continues. The whole scene lasts just over two minutes.

Attacking an athletic official is a felony in Florida.

At least two or three people would be facing felony charges, Burns said. Investigators now are identifying individuals in the footage and interviewing them.

Burns would not say if the player who tackled the referee would face charges.

"Obviously, he's not getting a real good mentor from his role model, his coaching staff," Burns said.

No one was hospitalized as a result of the fight, the Sheriff's Office said.

Sarasota County School District spokesman Scott Ferguson said the Gators league has been banned from playing on school district fields.

Derrick Timmons, a Sarasota Gators coach for a separate age group, said he was advised by the league's attorney not to speak about the incident, but said the league is trying to put it behind them.

"I don't want nothing to get twisted, so I'm not going to say anything," he said. "We all know what happened. Whatever anybody from North Port tells you ain't true. That's all I have to say about that."

Timmons said the Gators are divided into five age groups, ranging from 4 to 14. The age group involved in the incident caught on tape was 13- and 14-year-olds.

Timmons, who coaches the 11 to 12 age group, said he was at the game but did not see the incident first-hand.

"Believe me, if you saw the tape, it's a big deal," he said. "It doesn't show everything though. It doesn't show what led up to it. That's why I don't want to talk about it because it doesn't show everything. Basically at the end of it it's going to be he said this and she said that."

The group that oversees the Gators and other youth football leagues may expel the entire Gators group, said James Hogan, president of the Middle Florida Football and Cheerleading Conference.

Hogan said the conference has already suspended the team involved and expelled four people identified as having participated in the fight. Hogan said those expelled included coaches and children but could not get more specific.

Wednesday night, the conference members met to decide if they will suspend the Gators. Hogan said it was likely even more people involved will be expelled.

Hogan said he saw the video on YouTube over the weekend and was especially upset that adult coaches appeared to be involved.

"We're about the kids and were going to see what's in the best interest for all those teams and the kids," Hogan said.

SNN Local News 6 contributed to this report.



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The ref was white BTW.   These jackals in the video need to be put down like dogs.     

[Soul Crusher]

[Soul Crusher]

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Labor-Day-Violence-New-York-City-shootings-129268118.html


Freakin animals.

[Soul Crusher]

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/09/04/6-killed-in-holiday-weekend-violence


Obama land of the Rise of the Planet of the ------

[2ND COMING]

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Labor-Day-Violence-New-York-City-shootings-129268118.html


Freakin animals.

"There are just too many guns on the streets and we have to do something about it," he said, and urged for more federal control and stricter gun control laws across the country.

 

[Soul Crusher]

Nine people shot in 12 hours in Brooklyn on the heels of shocking 24-hour weekend crime wave
NY Daily News ^ | 9/5/11 | BARRY PADDOCK


Nine people were shot in Brooklyn between Sunday night and Monday morning - 12 hours of bloody mayhem that left three men dead.

Four of the victims were shot at an East Flatbush barbecue that turned violent about 12:45 a.m. Monday.

Tyrief Gary, 18, was blasted in the chest at the cook-out on E. 54th St. Three other men - ages 30, 29, and 26 - were wounded in the barrage.

The four were taken to Kings County Hospital, where Gary later died. The others were in stable condition.

The other incidents:

* A 24-year-old man was shot in the head in front of the Unity Plaza Houses on Blake Ave. in Brownsville about 10 p.m. Sunday. Donavan Dallison, of Crown Heights, died at the scene.


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TYRIEF? 

[Deicide]

Nine people shot in 12 hours in Brooklyn on the heels of shocking 24-hour weekend crime wave
NY Daily News ^ | 9/5/11 | BARRY PADDOCK


Nine people were shot in Brooklyn between Sunday night and Monday morning - 12 hours of bloody mayhem that left three men dead.

Four of the victims were shot at an East Flatbush barbecue that turned violent about 12:45 a.m. Monday.

Tyrief Gary, 18, was blasted in the chest at the cook-out on E. 54th St. Three other men - ages 30, 29, and 26 - were wounded in the barrage.

The four were taken to Kings County Hospital, where Gary later died. The others were in stable condition.

The other incidents:

* A 24-year-old man was shot in the head in front of the Unity Plaza Houses on Blake Ave. in Brownsville about 10 p.m. Sunday. Donavan Dallison, of Crown Heights, died at the scene.


(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...


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TYRIEF? 

Seems like the buroughs are becoming more and more dangerous.

[Soul Crusher]

Yup.  My hood in the Bronx is collapsing.  The Irish moved out w the real estate crash and the thugs and scum from Wakefield and Webster Ave. are getting bold and brazen. 

 

[Deicide]

Yup.  My hood in the Bronx is collapsing.  The Irish moved out w the real estate crash and the thugs and scum from Wakefield and Webster Ave. are getting bold and brazen. 

 

It will be interesting to see if crime and murder rates go back to older levels in the coming year, not that I wish for it but this seems to be the trend.

[Soul Crusher]

It will be interesting to see if crime and murder rates go back to older levels in the coming year, not that I wish for it but this seems to be the trend.

We used to never have the thugs w the pit bulls, pants around their asses, baby mommas, etc. 

Now these animals are all over the place.  Were it me - I would round these beasts up in a paddy wagon and ship them off to South Dakota or montana and put them through 2 years of boot camp and hard labor.     

I dont think we are going to early 90's level of violence, hopefully since a lot of that was the crack epidemic, but its definately going way up.   

[Deicide]

We used to never have the thugs w the pit bulls, pants around their asses, baby mommas, etc. 

Now these animals are all over the place.  Were it me - I would round these beasts up in a paddy wagon and ship them off to South Dakota or montana and put them through 2 years of boot camp and hard labor.     

I dont think we are going to early 90's level of violence, hopefully since a lot of that was the crack epidemic, but its definately going way up.   

I was more remembering the 80's when all the train cars had graffiti on them and everything was a dirty shithole, guess time will tell. Even without that if we have another 'recession' or the current one gets worse crime will definitely go up.

[Deicide]

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/bulletfest_in_big_apple_byw44m9cllNj7rhDXYEDXK

In one of the bloodiest weekends in recent city history, 31 people were brutally shot in roughly 48 hours this weekend -- including three kids at a house party-turned-shooting gallery in The Bronx.

25 people had been shot as of Sunday night, but by early Monday morning, six more people were shot in three separate incidents in Brooklyn.

Four people were shot at 12:45 a.m. at what appeared to be a barbecue on East 54th Street. One of the victims, 18-year-old Tyrief Gary, has died. The other three are in stable condition.

MAN OPENS FIRE AT PARADE AS CITYWIDE SHOOTING TOLL RISES TO 39
SHOCK: Shaquan Walters (above), 11, was shot at this Bronx house. Cops are hunting for Oneil DaSilva (above).
Angel Chevrestt
SHOCK: Shaquan Walters (above), 11, was shot at this Bronx house. Cops are hunting for Oneil DaSilva (above).

A man and a woman were each shot in the chest at 4:24 a.m. and 6 a.m., the first at Linden Boulevard and Nostrand Ave and the second at 57 Empire Boulevard. Both victims were taken to Kings County hospital where they're in critical condition.

Police sources believe the three shootings this morning are connected to the pre-dawn festivities leading up to today's West Indian Day parade. The traditional celebration, known as J'ouvert, has been the scene of numerous shootings in the past, although cops have had it under control in recent years.

Calling the chilling violence "just unconscionable," Mayor Bloomberg demanded that the feds step up their efforts to get illegal weapons off the streets.

"We just cannot continue to have these guns in the hands of kids who don't understand the value of human life," he said.

Two dozen of the victims were shot in 13 incidents between 6 a.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. yesterday, authorities said.

More than half of those were wounded -- one fatally -- within a five-hour stretch, from 3 to 8 a.m. yesterday.

The 25th victim was shot at 9 a.m. yesterday.

The one-day crime wave mirrored the city's drug-fueled epidemic of violence in the 1980s and '90s, police sources said.

"Last night was unbelievable," one source said. "I can't remember a couple of hours like these since the days of crack."

The violence continued during the day yesterday, with at least five more shootings through midnight, one of them fatal.

A total of eight people alone were shot at 3:40 a.m. at the out-of-control house party on East 221st Street in The Bronx Sunday, authorities said.

The violence erupted after one man crashed the gig and then got into an argument with another male partygoer, sources said. Each opened fire on the other, spraying the panicked crowd with at least 21 bullets.

"I heard three shots, then a bunch more," said a neighbor who asked that her name be withheld. "Then I heard people going over the fence and women screaming."

Sabine Walters, 48 -- whose daughter threw the "liquor barbecue" bash and whose 11-year-old son, Shaquan, was hit in the right calf by a bullet -- said, "I looked around, screaming, 'Where's my son? Where's my son?' "

Shaquan, his leg wrapped in white gauze, looked terrified as he whimpered to a reporter from his bed at Jacobi Hospital, "My foot hurts."

Police said they were searching for 17-year-old Oneil DaSilva, of Mount Vernon, in connection with the shooting. His rap sheet includes nine arrests for attempted murder, third-degree assault and burglary.

The second suspect has not been identified.

The other two wounded kids were a 13-year-old girl hit in the left thigh and a 14-year-old girl shot in the back. Both were in stable condition last night.

Five men were also shot at the party. A 24-year-old victim, shot twice in the chest, was in critical condition.

The most gravely injured victim in the other shootings was a man shot on East 93rd Street in Brooklyn. He later died.

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/bulletfest_in_big_apple_byw44m9cllNj7rhDXYEDXK#ixzz1XBbXsWWk

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/gunfire_interrupts_brooklyn_parade_ra4iBVeaKOdhB5vLKBucaJ

Man opens fire at Brooklyn parade, toll rises to 46 shot since Saturday morning

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/gunfire_interrupts_brooklyn_parade_ra4iBVeaKOdhB5vLKBucaJ#ixzz1XBbs4D1a

[Soul Crusher]

Police sources believe the three shootings this morning are connected to the pre-dawn festivities leading up to today's West Indian Day parade. The traditional celebration, known as J'ouvert, has been the scene of numerous shootings in the past, although cops have had it under control in recent years.


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Typical.   Those fools smoke pot, drink, and are like rabid dogs when all put together.   

[garebear]

How is your 24/7 racism being fueled?

Meth and cheetos?

[Lord of the Roidz]

How is your 24/7 racism being fueled?

Meth and cheetos?

The only "Fuel" one needs is to read the paper or watch the news and view the endless parade of darkly pigmented perpetrators of heinous crimes...Open your eyes.

[garebear]

Why is this thread even allowed to continue?

It's obviously just a hate thread. Look at the damn title.

Do you condemn the whole white race when a member does something bad?  Why aren't you ranting and raving about all the white school shooters or serial killers? I don't see much 'ghetto thug trash' doing that, do you?

[Deicide]

Why is this thread even allowed to continue?

It's obviously just a hate thread. Look at the damn title.

Do you condemn the whole white race when a member does something bad?  Why aren't you ranting and raving about all the white school shooters or serial killers? I don't see much 'ghetto thug trash' doing that, do you?

I wasn't looking at the racial element, just the rise of crime over a short period of time.