Darien Shellman and Sarah Tombs.

These two were a great couple. She was his Juliet and he was her Ro’Meo.

How could it have ended in such violence?

Was it because they belonged to a different species?

Syracuse:

A Syracuse woman was shot and killed Sunday by her boyfriend, Syracuse police said.

Sarah Tombs, 22, of 325 Village Dr., was fatally shot Sunday afternoon by her boyfriend, Darien Shellman, said Sgt. Matthew Malinowski, a spokesman for the police department.

Officers responded to the apartment at 325 Village Dr., near Shop City, at about 4:58 p.m. for a shooting with injuries-type call, which was later found to be a homicide, Malinowski said.

Officers found Tombs with a gunshot wound and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Tombs lived at the residence with her 4-year-old daughter, and Shellman, 24, Malinowski said.

Shellman was charged with second-degree manslaughter. Tombs’ daughter was unharmed in the incident. The investigation is still active and ongoing.

Vontelle Sparks.

Another week, another negro hit-and-run.

How many of these crimes are truly accidental, given that the victims always end up being white?

Syracuse:

A Camillus man admitted to three felonies today in connection with a June crash in Clay that killed a bicyclist.

Vontelle Sparks, 33, pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter, leaving the scene and tampering with evidence as families from both sides watched.

He will spend 4 1/3 to 11 years in prison.

Sparks, who had been drinking, was driving a Kia Sportage on West Taft Road around 6:30 a.m. when he struck and killed bicyclist Lawrence Maturo, 27, of North Syracuse.

He then drove away from the scene and left the SUV on Syracuse’s North Side. He then conspired with his girlfriend and his girlfriend’s mother — who owned the vehicle — to cover up his involvement, reporting the SUV as stolen and hiding it in some dense shrubs on Carbon Street.

Today, Maturo’s family watched in silence as negotiations stretched on for nearly an hour.

…

Sparks remains in jail. He’ll be sentenced Nov. 14.

Lawrence Maturo.

“I solemnly swear to always have hatred in my heart for niggers, spics and most importantly the fuckin’ kikes.” Wew, lads.

So some frat boys staged some kind of goofy skit where they made fun of a competing fraternity. At some point, they show their initiation ritual, which involves getting on your knees while others jerk off, and pledging to always hate minorities – especially kikes.

Obviously, this means that the nature of the skit was actually anti-racist, since it implies that racists and anti-Semites are faggots.

However, in doing so, they uttered many of the forbidden words of power.

So they need to be destroyed completely and permanently.

Daily Orange:

Chancellor Kent Syverud announced on Saturday that the Syracuse University chapter of Theta Tau had been permanently expelled from campus.

He also said individual students could be expelled or suspended as a result of Theta Tau’s involvement in the creation of a video Syverud called “racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, ableist and sexist.”

The “ableist” thing is because there’s actually some second video. It’s stupid and tasteless, so of course I’ll present it here for your enjoyment:

Many bad words here too, oof.

The fraternity’s expulsion, announced in a video sent in a campus-wide email, came three days after Syverud notified SU of Theta Tau’s suspension. Syverud said the expulsion followed “immediate action” taken by the university within two hours of receiving and authenticating the video. SU refused to release the video, but The Daily Orange obtained a recording of the video and posted it on its website Wednesday.

The university initially announced Theta Tau’s suspension on Wednesday.

The chancellor said on Saturday that the investigation of students involved in the video has been pursued with “speed and with vigor.” Since Wednesday, SU’s Department of Public Safety has interviewed 38 people and will interview more in the next few days, he added.

DPS will begin recommending charges and making referrals to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities by the end of the weekend, Syverud added.

“The students have rights in this process and they will be observed,” the chancellor said. “Outcomes could include suspension or expulsion from Syracuse University.”

Time to burn us some heretics, I say.

Notice that none of these people are blaming these guys for the revolting sexual degeneracy on display in these videos. And once again, if you analyse the underlying message of these skits, it’s not actually meant to be seriously racist.

The problem is that it’s politically incorrect humor. A good liberal is physically incapable of uttering the word “nigger” or “kike,” even to condemn it. So these boys have been woefully short on indoctrination.

This makes sense, since this fraternity is from the engineering program, where the brainwashing on social issues is far less intense.

So now, universities will literally expel students for making politically incorrect jokes in private.

No wonder White men aren’t going to college anymore.

One thing is for sure: even if these frat boys where only jokingly using edgy humors before, after this, they’ll be ready to start gassing some kikes any day now.

Zhuantina Hayes.

Last month, a 17-year-old Black female student named Zhuantina Hayes stabbed a 24-year-old White male substitute teacher at Corcoran High School in Syracuse, New York. Apparently, the Negress got into a fight with another student and the teacher tried to break it up.

He ended up being enriched with a sharp, vibrant knife.

Despite losing a significant amount of blood, the teacher recovered and is now giving the press his side of the story – and it isn’t quite what we were hoping.

Syracuse:

Ryan Elsenbeck, stabbed twice by a student while working as a substitute in Syracuse, refuses to give up on teaching.

The 24-year-old is still recovering from stab wounds to the chest and arm that he suffered trying to break up a fight May 25 in a Corcoran High School hallway.

He can’t quite play his guitar like he used to, or give a thumbs up. His hand gets tired just from writing his signature. Doctors are working to determine whether he’ll regain full use of his right arm.

But Elsenbeck’s spirit hasn’t been dampened. Being stabbed inches from your heart puts things in perspective, he said.

He worries more about damage to the school’s reputation than his own injuries. In the aftermath, he’s been disgusted by racist, dehumanizing comments he’s heard about students, and outraged that his misfortune has been used to demonize the kids he loved to teach.

So, instead of getting a swastika tattooed across his chest and curb-stomping as many wild niggers as possible, which most psychologists agree is the natural response to being stabbed by uppity coloreds, Mr. Estrogenbeck saved his anger for the Internet trolls that said mean words about his attackers.

Wow.

I guess it was bound to happen. If a White man is prepared to teach at a 65 percent Black school like Corcoran, he probably swallowed the “oppressed Blacks that require salvation” narrative hooked-nose, line and sinker.

I like to think that in an alternate universe, Ryan Elsenbeck took a different path.

Elsenbeck’s upbringing taught him differently. The son of a teacher and a police officer, his instinct is to run into the chaos to help solve a problem, not away from it.

Elsenbeck sees issues of crime and violence in the city, and discipline in the schools, as something to be solved, not just complained about.

What is wrong with these people? You don’t apply White solutions to Black problems!

It’s not possible for Whites to save Blacks from their own dysfunction, and even if we could, why would we? Aiding rival tribes at the expense of our own is the epitome of treason.

Unfortunately, our Judaized societies brainwash young people like Ryan Elsenbeck to think like obedient, colorblind goyim from birth. In extreme cases, that brainwashing leads to the kind of cuckoldry that Elsenbeck exhibits.

Onondaga County prosecutors had agreed to give Romeo Williams a 25-year prison sentence if he pleaded guilty to the one-punch death of Jim Gifford.

But County Court Judge Joseph Fahey rejected that deal, leading Williams, 19, to spend 40 years in prison after today’s sentencing.

The revelation today shows how wary lawyers are about going to trial, where they often get all or nothing. Had the jury acquitted Williams of manslaughter in Gifford’s death, the district attorney’s office would have sustained a serious black eye.

As it turned out, prosecutor Robert Moran won a guilty verdict against Williams after the jury deliberated only 90 minutes.

Defense lawyer Eric Jeschke said in court today that Williams would have pleaded guilty before trial if he had been offered 25 years in prison. Moran confirmed the DA’s office had accepted the proposal.

But Fahey refused to sign off on it. That’s what forced both sides to take the case to trial. And now, Williams will spend at least 34 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole.

Fahey said today he wished he could sentence Williams to prison for the rest of his life, but the law didn’t allow that.

Update: Sgt. Thomas Connellan, a Syracuse Police Department spokesman, said the men were found and arrested at Price Chopper on Midler Avenue.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Two Syracuse men have been arrested in connection with the Tuesday evening burglary of Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner’s home.

Jahker Wagner, 20, of 336 Bruce St., and Nasih Scott, 21, of 2121 E. Fayette St., Apt. 302, were each charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, a felony.

The two were in possession of a iPad with a Notre Dame protective case and $200 in loose change taken from Miner’s 102 Woodside Drive home, according to City Court documents. Miner’s husband, John F.X. “Jack” Mannion, is a Notre Dame graduate and a big booster of the university.

Cash, two personal iPads, and one personal computer were stolen from the home, the mayor’s office announced today.

Syracuse.com’s Tim Knauss reported that police used the Find My iPad app, which was installed on the mayor’s personal iPhone, to locate one of the stolen iPads and arrest two suspects, according to a source familiar with the investigation. The mayor kept her iPhone with her while she was out of the house, the source said.

In total, the two were in possession of $1,400 worth of stolen property, according to the court papers.

Both were arraigned in City Court this morning and are being held at the Onondaga County Justice Center.

A Syracuse veteran accused of a savage, unprovoked attack on a North Syracuse police officer partially blamed the attack on debilitating emotional trauma he suffered while in the Marines.

Danon Edwards, 33, said through his lawyer that his military service left him emotionally scarred and unable to work. He told is lawyer, Chris Gaiser, that he served in the “Gulf War.”

But Edwards was actually a peacetime food service worker and never left the country, according to the U.S. Marines.

His record shows he was a Marine from July 19, 1999 to Jan. 31, 2003. He had the rank of private and served as a “food service specialist.”

There’s no indication of overseas assignment or deployment, the Marines noted.

In court, Gaiser said Edwards’ service “may have had an effect on his emotional stability.”

Edwards is accused of attacking North Syracuse Police Officer Robert Florian, hitting him several times before other officers arrived to subdue Edwards. Florian had serious physical injuries including a broken jaw and lots of bruises, police said.

The May 12 incident started after a four-vehicle crash at South Main Street and East Taft Road in the village of North Syracuse.

Edwards is accused of getting out of a vehicle and striking Florian, who was taken to a Syracuse hospital for treatment.

During Edwards’ July 8 court appearance, he mumbled responses and denied the attack.

When County Court Judge Anthony Aloi asked Edwards if he understood that he was charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest, he replied: “No, I don’t understand. I didn’t do it.”

The judge ordered a mental health exam for Edwards. If Edwards is found not competent to stand trial, he would remain in custody and undergo treatment until it was determined he could understand the court proceedings.

Edwards was honorably discharged from the service with a blanket campaign medal, the National Defense Service Medal, which is given to all honorable soldiers who served after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the Marines said.

Edwards, who had been free on $50,000 bail, was taken into custody July 8. He’s due back in court Friday.