Colin Flaherty (Author of Don't Make the Black Kids Angry) Commentary News Video "Suspect who stabbed supervisor to death felt picked on in Waller County" "No bond for man accused of running over, killing young mechanic in Auto Zone parking lot in West Chatham" black crime murder hostility leftist media denial deceit delusion
https://abc13.com/suspect-who-stabbed-supervisor-to-death-felt-picked-on/5044029/
By Jessica Willey
Saturday, January 12, 2019 01:03PM
BROOKSHIRE, Texas (KTRK) -- The man accused of stabbing his supervisor to death may have felt picked on at work, Waller County Sheriff Glenn Smith revealed.
Parker is accused of killing Harry Parnell, 64, and injuring another employee who was flown to a hospital with serious injuries.
Investigators said Parker arrived at work Wednesday night and asked specifically for his supervisor, Parnell, then stabbed him.
Parnell was set to retire this year and had been with the company for 20 years. He died at the scene.
A Spitzer company official told ABC13 that Parker had been working for six months with the company as a contractor.
Authorities say Parker has an extensive criminal history including aggravated robbery, assault, resisting arrest and aggravated assault against a public servant.
https://abc7chicago.com/no-bond-for-man-accused-of-running-over-killing-young-mechanic-in-auto-zone-parking-lot/5045659/
By Leah Hope
Thursday, January 10, 2019 04:54PM
CHICAGO (WLS) -- An Indiana man charged with first degree murder in the hit-and-run death of a young mechanic in Chicago was ordered held without bond on Thursday.
Police believe 29-year-old Keith Watley from East Chicago was holding a grudge and showed up Monday to settle a score. Police said he used his Ford pickup truck to run over and kill a young mechanic who he argued with the day before.
Several eyewitnesses said Watley hit Carlos Posadas, 22, in the parking lot of an Auto Zone in the West Chatham neighborhood while Posadas was working on a customer's Honda. The Honda was hit so hard, it crushed Posadas underneath it.
Family of the victim said it may have all stemmed from an argument over a payment for a job both men did together. Now, they are struggling to pay for the funeral.
In court the prosecutor referenced the argument between the two the day before over $100 for fixing a customers car. Among the evidence, a prosecutor told the judge about surveillance video of the scene.
"Keith Watley speeds straight towards the victim without braking or swerving. Carlos Posadas is struck and pinned between the front end of the defendant's truck and the passenger side of the Honda Accord he was working on... After striking the victim, Keith Watley then drove his full size pick up truck over Carlos Posadas causing additional serious injuries. Carlos Posadas was pronounced dead at the scene from those injuries," said Assistant State's Attorney Jaime Santini.
