9 murders in 11 days- Mobile AL - update: 2 teenage boys murdered this 25 yr old black woman

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

Police identify woman killed while sitting in her car at a stop sign

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By Prescotte Stokes III | pstokes@al.com
Mobile Police Department is investigating the murder of 24-year-old Delauna Anderson of Mobile. She was found shot multiple times in the area of Broad Street and I-10 Service Road on Tuesday (Oct.18) morning.Prescotte Stokes III/pstokes@al.com
Mobile Police Department Spokeswoman Charlette Solis identified the victim in the city latest homicide as 24-year-old Delauna Anderson of Mobile.

Anderson was found shot inside her vehicle early Tuesday morning.

Police reported that officers were called to the area of Broad Street and the I-10 Service Road at 5:00 a.m. for a report of a single vehicle wreck.

When officers arrived they found the woman suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She transported to a hospital where she later died.

Anderson is the 33rd homicide victim in Mobile this year.

Police ask anyone with information to contact MPD homicide detectives at (251)-208-7211 or call Crime Stoppers at (251)208-7000.

An article right from literally a day or two ago

Eight murdered in nine days leaves families grieving
Posted: Oct 17, 2016 6:29 PM EDTUpdated: Oct 17, 2016 6:29 PM EDT
By Candace Murphy, FOX10 News Reporter
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Five people were shot at Roger Williams Housing Complex, police say. (FOX10 News)
MOBILE, AL (WALA) -
The popping noise of gunshots and screaming could be heard in a Facebook Live video taken Saturday night by rapper C-Nile Afari. Five

5 people were injured in a shooting including one juvenile at a block party at the Roger Williams housing complex.

"The police were right there, got the police out there, so you think that's gonna keep everything down, but it was crazy man, crazy man," Afari said in the video.

No one was killed during that shooting but eight people have been killed in the last nine days. The most recent shooting happening Sunday night around 11:30. Officers found a man shot to death on Airport Blvd at I-65.

"I never thought this would actually happen in this general area," said Fred Jones who lives near Saint Stephens Road.

Three people have been murdered and five others injured in the last two weeks.

"The double homicide at the PNC bank was related because they were killed together but we're not seeing any other relationship, there's not a correlation geographically. These happened in North Mobile, West Mobile and South Mobile. Its been domestic violence to drug related,” said Mobile Police Chief James Barber.

35 year-old Gary McCovery was shot to death Saturday in Mobile Terrace and his mother is pleading for justice.

"I just wish they would stop it every day somebody gets killed. Please help me please help me," she said.

Chief Barber said the city is seeing a spike in violent crime.

"Last year we finished with a 10 year low in homicide and murder and this year we are well past the mean average for Mobile and we're at 32 with two months to go," Barber explained.

Barber said a lot of the homicides are due to teenagers having guns.

This year alone, 11 teenagers have been killed and that's more teens killed than in the past 5 years combined.

All content © 2016, WALA; Mobile, AL. (A Meredith Corporation Station). All Rights Reserved.




This shyt is unprecedented down there. Per capita, this murder rate is topping most major cities, and they are targeting anybody. I know women die everyday, but this latest murder touched a lot of peoples hearts.

Today there was a shootout on the southside, and Leflore High School was put on lockdown.

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

The Chief of Police getting caught in some racist shyt related to addressing the latest murder

MPD Chief on Facebook firestorm: "I never should have been so insensitive"
Posted: Oct 19, 2016 6:45 PM EDTUpdated: Oct 19, 2016 6:45 PM EDT
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Mobile Police Chief James Barber (WALA)
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Mobile Police Chief James Barber apologized Wednesday for what he called "insensitive remarks" he and his wife made on social media Tuesday, October 18.

In the chief's post, he references the most recent homicide in the city, in which 24-year-old DeLauna Anderson was shot and killed in an attempted robbery.

The chief wrote in part: "everyone remembers the name Michael Moore, but not even a peep about DeLauna...I intend to change that narrative and have the conversation, albeit uncomfortable, about the real victims in the African American community."

"I never should have been so insensitive to the Michael Moore family," Barber admitted in a public meeting Wednesday.

Barber explained he had good intentions to draw attention to a senseless crime.

"(The intent was) to draw attention to what happened to DeLauna. In DeLauna's case, the reason I thought it was so important to draw attention to it, is that this could have been anybody, any one of us," said Barber.

Barber's wife, Faith Barber, also a comment, in what he called a "heated exchange" with another Facebook user.

One person wrote, "all blacks aren't violent," to which she replied "since when?"

Barber said his wife was responding to what she believed to be a threatening comment about their daughter.

"That remark inferred that black men are violent, and she was concerned for my daughter. I know my wife, and I know my wife's heart, and she should not have allowed herself to get heated up to the point that she made a comment herself insensitive, no matter what the other person was saying," said Barber. "As a chief of police, as a husband, I accept responsibility for her remarks."

Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson told the chief to remove the posts this morning.

"Not often do you have people in high places, whether it's an elected official or otherwise, that will admit to possible shortcoming or an error, and so I think the whole community should be proud of his remarks," said Stimpson.

Barber said he does not believe the controversy will hinder his ability to curtail increasing gun violence in the city.

"We should all learn from the mistakes of the past, just as I did," said Barber.

Some folks who heard the chief's apology in person Wednesday appeared grateful.

"It is appreciated and respected that you addressed the comments on social media heads on, to address those comments made about Michael Moore, and also the comments about your wife, took a lot of courage, and we do applaud you for that level of leadership," said one community member.

It appears the chief and his wife have since both removed their personal Facebook pages.

All content © 2016, WALA; Mobile, AL. (A Meredith Corporation Station). All Rights Reserved.

 

[BrothaZay]

Thats crazy for a small city

 

[Will Ross]

How many of the murder victims are black?

 

[R-Typ3]

Last Mr Bigg was tryin to tell us what was goin on down there

 

[Ronnie Lott]

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

How many of the murder victims are black?

Damn near all of the recent ones. But white folks are going crazy too. Citronelle is live 15 miles from Mobile and in Mobile County
5 dead, including pregnant woman, in south Alabama mass homicide

Five people were found dead inside a Citronelle residence on Aug. 20, 2016. Mobile County Sheriff's Office says they were murdered, and the attacker used multiple weapons. Multiple law enforcement personnel and ambulances are on the scene. (Lawrence Specker/lspecker@al.com)
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on August 20, 2016 at 6:29 PM, updated August 21, 2016 at 2:32 PM



Five people were found dead Saturday afternoon inside a Citronelle home, authorities say.

A 4-month-old baby was found alive inside the residence, authorities say. One of the victims was believed to be pregnant.

The murder victims were found in a residence in the 17000 block of Jim Platt Road, police said.




Update: 'Horrific' Citronelle murder scene may take days to decipher

A quintuple homicide in the Citronelle area left officials working Saturday evening to piece together a story that involved the "horrific" deaths of five adults, one evidently pregnant; a four-month-old infant rescued from the scene; the apparent escape of a witness who alerted authorities to the deaths; and a suspect in custody in Mississippi.



Mobile County Sheriff's Capt. Paul Burch and District Attorney Ashley Rich described the crime scene as the worst they have seen in their careers due to number of bodies.

"We have a horrible scene here," Rich said.

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Burch said the scene is going to take a couple of days to process.

Multiple weapons were used in the attack, he said.

A suspect, identified as Derrick Dearman, is in police custody, Burch said.

Dearmon walked into the Greene County Sheriff's Office Saturday afternoon and confessed to the crimes, he said.




Who's Derrick Dearman? Mobile quintuple murder suspect

Police said in addition to the five victims, one victim was pregnant. Another infant was found inside the home alive.



Police were first notified of a possible multiple homicide by a woman who walked into the Citronelle Police Department on Saturday afternoon, he said.

The woman told police she had been kidnapped late Friday night or early Saturday morning and got away from her captor, he said.

The motive behind the slayings hasn't been released.

Robert F. Brown identified himself as the father of one of the victims, Robert Lee Brown, who was in his 20s.

"My mother was murdered in 1974. I was with her in the ambulance when she died. To have to go through this again...," he said. "If I could get my hands on (the killer), I'd kill him myself."

Nearby resident Megan Shirley said one of the women killed has a 4-month-old child. Shirley heard "through the grapevine of Citronelle" that Citronelle police had gone hunting for diapers and baby formula earlier today.

Burch said he doesn't know when the actual homicides took place. He also doesn't know if the victims were members of the same family.

This report will be updated.

AL.com reporter Lawrence Specker contributed to this report.

 

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Spent time there, I'm good
All near Chocktaw County, AL
Country hood nikkas are on a whole other level of nihilist BS

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

How many of the murder victims are black?

In Mobile . But seriously Prichard nikkas ain't wrapped to tight and them nikkas country as fukk.

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

In Mobile . But seriously Prichard nikkas ain't wrapped to tight and them nikkas country as fukk.

breh like 7 out of 9 been black.

Mobile City is 50% black. the county is where most white folks live. Thats why I always say if we (Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery, Huntsville) all came together with our local governments and black majorities, we could run the state.

Prichard aint no different than Ensley or Bessemer
And lets not talk about how backward Montgomery is them nikkas STILL aint got the right to have clubs in the city limits white folks aint giving them shyt

 

[Dea]

In Mobile . But seriously Prichard nikkas ain't wrapped to tight and them nikkas country as fukk.

That's why I'm leaving when I graduate.

 

[Ol’Otis]

high ass poverty rate thats why

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

Spent time there, I'm good
All near Chocktaw County, AL
Country hood nikkas are on a whole other level of nihilist BS

Southern Choctaw used to have a fire football team... I have many kinfolks in Clarke County, which is close to Choctaw.

You would be surprised. When shyt hits the fan in the US, thats the first place I'm going. I can live off the land there.

 

[EndDomination]

Southern Choctaw used to have a fire football team... I have many kinfolks in Clarke County, which is close to Choctaw.

You would be surprised. When shyt hits the fan in the US, thats the first place I'm going. I can live off the land there.

I was there on my grandmother's farm
Half of the houses there are running bare-minimum wifi, and there isn't a hospital for hours

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

I was there on my grandmother's farm
Half of the houses there are running bare-minimum wifi, and there isn't a hospital for hours

lol fukk a damn wifi, nikkas got wifi in New York but if shyt hit the fan would not be able to grow a tomato or catcha fish to save their life.

Not to deflect from the original topic in this thread