Suspect indicted on multiple charges in
death of Tyree Smith, wounding of 2 others
Posted By: Ribicon, 2/14/2022 8:41:17 PM
Louisville, Ky.—A Jefferson County Grand Jury has returned an indictment in the shooting death of a 16-year-old Jefferson County Public Schools student who was waiting for his school bus. The indictment against Demaurion Lakeith Moore charges him with one count of murder (complicity), one count of criminal attempt murder (complicity), two counts of assault first degree (complicity), one count of assault second degree (complicity), one count of receiving stolen property (complicity), six counts of wanton endangerment first degree (complicity), one count of tampering with physical evidence (complicity), and two counts of possession of a handgun by a minor.(Snip)Two other students, ages 13 and 14, were wounded
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Transgender athlete Lia Thomas heads into the Ivy League women’s swimming championship as the favorite in three events—and the second seed in a fourth race—as the meet begins Wednesday in Boston amid a national debate over fairness and inclusion in women’s sports. The University of Pennsylvania senior secured the No. 1 seed in the 200-, 500- and 1,650-yard freestyle, and the second seed in the 100-yard freestyle. She also is expected to participate in relay events at the end-of-season meet hosted by Harvard University at Blodgett Pool. Thomas dominated the freestyle events in her first year on the women’s team after swimming for three years
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A Queens man with 167 arrests on his record was busted yet again this week for shoplifting from a Rite Aid on the Upper East Side, The Post has learned. Jamel Pringle, 39, was nabbed around 8:15 a.m. Monday for stealing 48 items worth close to $430 from the drug store on Second Avenue near East 96th Street, police and Manhattan prosecutors said Tuesday. As with most of his prior arrests, he was charged with petit larceny—a misdemeanor that is not bail-eligible under the state’s new criminal justice reform law.(Snip)Pringle’s criminal history is “extensive” and includes one felony conviction, 88 misdemeanor convictions and 39 failures
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Banned airline passenger spits at cop,
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on motorized suitcase 27 replies
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"Justizz fo Tyree Smiff, he jes' a keeeeid!" be's bein' the cry of pain arising from The Community, until the killer was identified as Demaurion Lakeith Moore, the name alone proving him as one of their own. It's the same story, over and over.