Alex Senelus.

Terrible, terrible stuff.

Unless, of course, the nog shot him for having that sickening beaner-tier neck tattoo.

That would be understandable.

CBS12:

A 23-year-old man was arrested in connection to a homicide earlier this month, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office said.

Deputies say Alex Senelus is facing charges of first-degree murder with a firearm, attempted first-degree murder with a firearm, felony in possession of a firearm, shooting into an occupied vehicle and discharging a firearm from a vehicle.

On July 9, at the intersection of Edgecliff Avenue and Lantana Road, deputies found 20-year-old Dylan Langel, of Lantana, shot inside a vehicle.

Dylan Langel.

These bean creatures get dumber by the minute.

Even when they’re committing a crime that should be easy, like robbing an old person, they still botch the job by leaving their escape vehicle in full view of witnesses (and, presumably, surveillance cameras).

WPTV:

Mary Kennedy is battered, bruised but not broken. She’s now recovering after being attacked and robbed in a Walmart parking lot.

“That’s where I hit the concrete,” said Kennedy, while pointing to her forehead.

At 91-years-old, Kennedy is as tough as nails. Her left arm is completely black and blue, and she’s fighting through the pain after fracturing her pelvis and tailbone.

“He body slammed me down to the concrete and that was it, that was all I knew, I couldn’t get up,” Kennedy said.

Kennedy was loading groceries in her car at the Walmart on Belvedere Road when police say 35-year-old Gilberto Garcia told Kennedy she had a nail in her tire and then stole her purse.

“I lunged at him and tried to get my pocketbook back and he pulled it through my fingers,” she said.

Garcia got away. Kennedy, a life-long Miami Dolphins fan originally refused being taken to the hospital.

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Luckily, witnesses were able to take a picture of Garcia’s license plate and he was arrested in less than two hours. Police say he confessed to the whole thing.

Mary Kennedy.

A West Palm Beach man remains in jail after being accused of killing an Indiana man and dumping his body in suburban Palm Beach Gardens.

Jay-Von Avery was charged with first-degree murder Sunday morning and held without bond.

Police say he shot Kyle Lutes, 25, in the back of the head and dumped his body in a wooded area along Valencia Gardens Avenue.

According to the affidavit, Avery paid Lutes to use his car. But a few days later, police said the car had bullet holes in the side and Lutes was nowhere to be found.

The affidavit says days before the body was found, Avery asked his sister to pass by the wooded area where the body was found.

Police said Avery then told his sister he “shot some boy and his body is by the lake.”

The suspect’s sister then contacted police.

The police report says Lutes had come to South Florida from Indiana to get treatment for a drug addiction.  NewsChannel 5 reached out to the victim’s family, but they declined comment at this time.