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October 14, 2020

Michigan man charged in execution-style deaths of boy, 6, father and girlfriend

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A falling-out over drug deals allegedly led to the slayings of Tukoyo Moore and his son, Tai’raz.

A Michigan man has been charged in the execution-style slaying of six-year-old Tai’raz Moore, the child’s father and his dad’s girlfriend.

Nicholas Raad Bahri, 37, was arraigned Tuesday on three homicide charges, as well as three charges of committing a felony while possessing a gun, three charges involving a felon carrying a gun and a charge of mutilating a dead body.

A falling-out over drug deals reportedly led to the slayings of Tukoyo Moore and his son, Tai’raz (left), allegedly at the hands of Nicholas Raad Bahri (right).
A falling-out over drug deals reportedly led to the slayings of Tukoyo Moore and his son, Tai’raz (left), allegedly at the hands of Nicholas Raad Bahri (right).

The killing of the young boy sparked outrage in Michigan. Moore and his father’s girlfriend, Isis Rimson, 28, were found shot to death on Oct. 1 in the basement of their house in Warren, which is located about 20 miles north of Detroit.

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October 14, 2020

Bloomfield Hills man charged in execution-style murders of 6-year-old boy, two adults

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Derlanda Farmer may finally get some sleep with the comfort of knowing a man, who lives just a mile away from her, is behind bars in the execution-style shooting deaths of her daughter, a 6-year-old boy and the boy’s father.



Derlanda Farmer, left, of West Bloomfield, holds a photo of her daughter, Isis Rimson, 28, embraces relatives in the lobby during a press conference at Warren police headquarters in which a Bloomfield Hills man was charged in the Oct. 1, 2020 execution-style shooting deaths of three people from Warren.

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Derlanda Farmer, left, of West Bloomfield, holds a photo of her daughter, Isis Rimson, 28, embraces relatives in the lobby during a press conference at Warren police headquarters in which a Bloomfield Hills man was charged in the Oct. 1, 2020 execution-style shooting deaths of three people from Warren.

“These people died for actually nothing. What did you gain? Was this worth this?” said Farmer, who is grieving for her daughter, Isis Rimson, 28, who, with Tai’raz Moore, 6, were found shot in the head in the basement of a Warren house Oct. 1.

Tukoyo Moore, 31, who is Tai’raz’s father and Rimson’s fiancé,

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October 13, 2020

Give the Hardworking Man or Woman in Your Life the Perfect Gift Using Carhartt’s Annual Holiday Gift Guide

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DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — With the holiday season closely approaching, Carhartt, America’s premium workwear brand since 1889, has once again launched its annual Holiday Gift Guide for all of the hardworking people on your shopping list. With gear to cover you from head to toe, Carhartt has something for everyone.

The Carhartt Washed Duck Insulated Active Jac is an updated version of the company’s iconic J130 Active Jac. Every detail, from the hood drawcords with cord locks to the updated zipper design for smoother use and durability, this jacket was designed for the hardworking people who need it day-in and day-out. Made with heavyweight cotton duck lined with 3M™ Thinsulate, it’ll offer exceptional warmth all winter long!

The Midweight Hooded Logo Sweatshirt is the perfect midweight hoodie for everyday wear. With Carhartt durability, triple-stitched seams, and a front handwarmer pocket, this cotton blend sweatshirt is the perfect

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October 13, 2020

‘That is beautiful, man.’ Actor Jon Cryer thrilled to get his wedding ring back thanks to Vancouver jewelry sleuth

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Standing on Vancouver’s iconic seawall, Vancouver’s iconic rain hammering down as the dark closed in, Jon Cryer was despondent.

On Friday night, the American actor had been walking to meet some castmates — he’s currently in B.C. because he’s playing Lex Luthor in the Supergirl TV series — when he pulled a hand out of his pocket and heard a tiny “ping,” he wrote in a Twitter thread that has since been shared by thousands. He walked a few more steps before he realized what had happened.

His wedding ring? Gone.

Cryer, probably best known for co-starring on Two and a Half Men, for which he won two Primetime Emmys, says he turned on the flashlight on his phone and began an ad hoc grid search of the pavement and soggy strip of grass, all the while wondering if it was possible the ring rolled right into the ocean.

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October 12, 2020

Black man who was led by mounted police using a rope sues over ‘slave’-style arrest

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The Black man’s hands were cuffed behind his back as two white police officers on horseback steered him through the streets of Galveston, Texas. The mounted officers used a long blue rope to guide the man several blocks under the glare of the summer sun.

Footage of Donald Neely’s August 2019 arrest triggered a national outcry, with the scene drawing comparisons to the inhumane treatment of enslaved people in the 1800s.

According to Neely’s lawsuit, the way he was arrested made him feel “as though he was a slave.” The lawsuit, filed against the city and its police force last week, alleges that Neely’s arrest on suspicion of criminal trespassing was “extreme and outrageous.”

The police chief apologized, and the charges have been dropped, according to Neely’s attorney, Julie Ketterman. But Neely is now seeking up to $1 million in damages for emotional distress, malicious prosecution, and negligence after suffering

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October 12, 2020

Galveston police sued by Donald Neely, Black man who was led by rope by officers on horses

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According to his new lawsuit, Neely said the way he was arrested made him feel “as though he was a slave.” The lawsuit, filed against the city and its police force last week, alleges that Neely’s arrest on suspicion of criminal trespassing was “extreme and outrageous.”

The police chief apologized, and the charges have been dropped, according to Neely’s attorney, Julie Ketterman. But Neely is now seeking up to $1 million in damages for emotional distress, malicious prosecution, and negligence after suffering both mental and physical anguish by those who had a duty to protect him, the attorney said.

The lawsuit alleges that he suffered physical and emotional pain, including handcuff abrasions, as he was led on foot to a mounted-officer staging area because no vehicles were immediately available to transport him.

The Galveston Police Department said it would not comment on an active lawsuit.

Neely, who has long experienced

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October 9, 2020

Man says woman bleached his clothing in fear of Covid: Richmond Heights Police Blotter

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RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Ohio

Family trouble: Richmond Park Drive West

A man reported Sept. 4 that the mother of his child was pouring bleach onto his clothing because of the pandemic. He was not concerned with the clothing but wanted her to leave his apartment. The woman left without further incident and the locks to the apartment were changed since he believed she had a key.

Psychiatric situation: Ruth Ellen Drive

A boy, 14, agreed to go to the hospital Sept. 4 for a mental health evaluation. His guardian said he became angry after she told him not to listen to rap music with vulgar language.

Welfare check: Richmond Road

Officers responded to Five Points Grille Oct. 5 for a report of a woman passed out on the floor in the lady’s restroom. The woman, 24, had vomited and urinated on herself and could not stand on her own. She was

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October 9, 2020

Harris exposed Pence as a patronizing white man in VP debate

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So I was wrong.

Up until the start of Wednesday’s vice presidential debate, I had been worried that Kamala Harris would fall victim to Mike Pence’s Midwestern-nice shtick, honed during his time as governor of Indiana.

That if the California senator came after him like the hard-charging former prosecutor that she is, Pence would just shake his head and smile that smarmy smile, making Harris look like an angry Black woman and himself the picture of calm and civility.

But then it happened.

With just one exchange, Harris out-Midwestern-niced the Midwestern nice master, exposing Pence for the overconfident, condescending, weak and scared white man that he really is.

And even more importantly, she put a different kind of dent in the glass ceiling. Using a perfectly timed combination of pointed statements, glares, smiles and exasperated sighs, Harris reset the notion of what is acceptable behavior for Black women interacting with

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October 9, 2020

Florida man charged with brandishing assault-style weapon and threatening U.S. Census worker

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BUNNELL, Fla. (AP) — A Florida man was arrested for using an assault-style weapon to threaten a census taker who had come to his house for the nationwide count of every U.S. resident.

Michael Cooper, 32, was arrested Monday after threatening census taker Johnny Swinney, according to a police report.

Neighbors told deputies that Swinney’s U.S. Census Bureau badge was clearly identifiable when he approached Cooper sitting on the porch of his home and the census taker identified himself as a federal worker, according to an incident report.



a close up of a man: Booking photo of Michael Cooper provided by the Flager County, Fla., sheriff's office.

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Booking photo of Michael Cooper provided by the Flager County, Fla., sheriff’s office.

Cooper yelled at Swinney to leave, went into his home and returned with an assault-style weapon. He loaded the chamber and Swinney returned to his vehicle, where his wife was. His wife, Nicole, told deputies that she saw Cooper pointing his weapon at her

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October 8, 2020

Harris showed Black women how to be ‘angry’ and handle a condescending white man

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Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris gestures toward Vice President Mike Pence during the debate in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. <span class="copyright">(AFP via Getty Images)</span>
Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris gestures toward Vice President Mike Pence during the debate in Salt Lake City on Wednesday. (AFP via Getty Images)

So I was wrong.

Up until the start of Wednesday’s vice presidential debate, I had been worried that Kamala Harris would fall victim to Mike Pence’s Midwestern nice schtick, honed during his time as governor of Indiana.

That if the California senator came after him like the hard-charging former prosecutor that she is, Pence would just shake his head and smile that smarmy smile, making Harris look like an angry Black woman and himself the picture of calm and civility.

But then it happened.

With just one exchange, Harris out-Midwestern-niced the Midwestern nice master, exposing Pence for the overconfident, condescending, weak and scared white man that he really is.

And even more importantly, she put a different kind of dent in the glass ceiling. Using

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