State hate crimes list for 2012
February 3, 2013-old man seeking Info.
I wanted to know how many hate crime cases were brought up by people state wide. You would be surprised as I was to check out this fact. Every state must report to the record number of hate crimes in there state. Since I did not wish to view states that had no interest to me and only where I know I have families were of interest to me. These states are listed for information purposes only. If interested in your states, just ask and I will list them. This is what a retired old man does for fun!
Hate Incidents
Incidents of apparent hate crimes and hate group activities listed here are drawn primarily from media sources. These incidents include only a fraction of the approximately 191,000 reported and unreported hate crimes that a 2005 government report estimated occur annually.
Listed by State for 2012
Wynne, AR
The Wynne School Board has expelled two junior varsity football players who were accused of placing a noose around the neck of a black student. The board met in executive session Wednesday and decided to expel the two students for the rest of the semester. The Jonesboro Sun reports (http://is.gd/IAiVeH ) that it's a lesser punishment that the one recommended by Superintendent Carl Easley, who supported expulsion for the rest of the school year. Few details have been released about the alleged incident. Family members have said the white students placed a noose around the 14-year-old black student's neck, but authorities have not confirmed that account. More than 150 people attended the hearing. Many were angered by the board's decision, and Wynne police were called in to calm the crowd. Via SFGate.com: http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Wynne-school-board-expels-2-after-investigation-3918784.php#ixzz28irQlMgI
Type: Vandalism
Reported: 10/02/2012
Arkana, AR
The words `White Power,` the letters `KKK` and anti-religious graffiti were spray-painted inside a church.
Type: Vandalism
Reported: 07/24/2012
Litte Rock, AR
Gary Dodson, 33, was sentenced to 15 years in prison and three years of supervised release for his part in the January 2011 firebombing of an interracial couple's residence.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 04/05/2012
Little Rock, AR
James Bradley Branscum, 23, was sentenced to seven months in prison for burning a cross at a black man's home near Batesville in 2010. Curtis Coffee, 19, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in the incident.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 01/27/2012
Little Rock, AR
Jason Barnwell, 37, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in firebombing the home of an interracial couple in 2011.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 01/27/2012
California
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Louisiana
Lafayette, LA
Brian Toriano Crimiel, 34, was indicted on charges of spray-painting racial slurs on two churches in February 2011 and for making a false statement to the FBI.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 02/15/2012
Monroe, LA
Three men who pled guilty to intentionally attempting to intimidate black students at a junior high school in Morehouse Parish in 2007 were sentenced to prison. James Lee Wallis, 25, received an eight- month sentence; Brian Wallis, 21, received a five-month sentence and Tony L Johnson, 30, received a six-month sentence.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 02/07/2012
Bogalusa, LA
A car at the home of the widow and daughter of a former civil rights leader was set afire. An attempt to set the residence on fire was unsuccessful.
Type: Arson
Reported: 01/16/2012
Oregon
Monmouth, OR
A racial slur was carved into the door at St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church. The incident was listed as a hate crime in the department’’s daily service call log.
Type: Vandalism
Reported: 08/28/2012
Springfield, OR
Matthew Robert Dean Booster, 22, was charged with felony intimidation after he and three other white youths allegedly chased a biracial teen down with his truck while yelling racial slurs and threatening the youth. Two boys, 16 and 17, and a 17-year- old girl were charged with second- degree intimidation.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 06/01/2012
Springfield, OR
A 15-year-old biracial youth was allegedly chased by a truck occupied by four white people who yelled racial slurs and threatened him.
Type: Intimidation
Reported: 05/27/2012
Springfield, OR
Fliers from the United Northern and Southern Knights of the Ku Klux Klan were distributed in neighborhoods.
Type: Leafletting
Reported: 04/13/2012
Portland, OR
Paul Anthony Martinson, 39, faces charges of assault, intimidation and criminal mischief for allegedly using anti-gay slurs and assaulting a gay couple walking downtown.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 03/13/2012
HAWAII=NONE
Nevada
Reno, NV
Authorities in Reno, Nev., are investigating a possible hate crime where a man allegedly attacked a woman and stabbed her male friend on the streets of downtown Reno on Thursday because she is a lesbian, the Reno Gazette-Journal reports. For more information: http://www.edgeonthenet.com/news/crime/news/138071/police_call_reno,_nev,_street_attack,_stabbing_a_hate_crime (Via edgeonthenet.com)
Type: Assault
Reported: 10/10/2012
Las Vegas, NV
A gay man was allegedly assaulted after leaving a nightclub by a black man who shouted an anti-gay slur.
Type: Assault
Reported: 04/21/2012
Las Vegas, NV
Three reported white supremacists, Melissa Hack,35; Ross Hack, 40, and Leland Jones, 31, were indicted on capital murder and weapons charges for fatally shooting two anti-racist skinheads, one white and one black, in 1998.
Type: Legal Developments
Reported: 02/29/2012
Wisconsin=None
New York
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