Category Archive for : ‘UNBELIEVABLE UNFORGETTABLE’

Jamel Stevens, a 20 year old Brooklyn man, was charged with attempted murder yesterday, after he shot a 14 year old boy who gave him oral sex pretending to be a girl.  The near-fatal incident began after Stevens approached the boy, who was wearing tight girls’ clothes and makeup, shortly after 3 am on February 21 in the Marcy Playground on Nostrand Avenue.  Stevens talked to the teen, believing he was a girl, and then offered him money in exchange for oral sex.  After the boy performed the sex act,

Four Staten Island teenagers, Jatiek Smith, 19, Donald Dore, 19, Rahnick Lacewell, 18, and Andre Cash, 17, used threats of violence to get two young girls to perform sexual acts that were videotaped.  Would you rather get on your knees or get cut? suspect Smith allegedly threatened one victim.  Smith and Case then forced the 13 year old girl to perform a sex act.  Dore is accused of operating the video camera.  The assault occurred at Smith’s Young Street apartment in Stapleton at 2 p.m. on February 3.  Two weeks

William Hernandez, 23, was convicted yesterday of brutally beating and raping 15 year old Sheinna Morales and then throwing her to her death from a 14 story Manhattan building.  He was found guilty of killing her on September 8, 2002.  Her nude and battered body was found the next morning in front of 219 E. 97th St. in the George Washington Houses.

(New York)

Joseph Gibbs, 49, was arrested yesterday in the sexual abuse of a friend’s 8 year old daughter in Brownsville last month.  On November 12, Gibbs was babysitting the girl while her mother, a friend, was away from her apartment when the alleged abuse occurred.  Gibbs was charged with sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child after police were called to the hospital and the girl reported the incident.

(Brooklyn, New York)

A 13 year old schoolgirl claims she was groped yesterday by a man in a Midwood subway station.  She told The Post she was on her way to school at around 7:30 a.m. when she was approached from behind by the man on the Brighton-bound Q train platform at the Avenue H station.  She said the man pursued her and asked, Why don’t you white people want to talk to black people?  She said she went through a turnstile to leave the station, but the man suddenly fondled her and

Gangaram Bridgelal, a 35 year old Queens man, pulled his white Chevrolet van up alongside the first of two Timber Point Elementary School buses, with sixth-grade children headed out on its field trip to Riverhead, and waved back at the girls playing sweet n’ sour with strangers.  Wave back and you’re sweet.  Don’t and you’re sour.  Bridgelal started out sweet, then lowered a dark tinted window, raised his index finger and beckoned the girls to wait.  Then he got sour.  He kept pace with the bus, he pulled down his