CHICAGO â A 63-year-old man made his intentions known before burning down a Chicago home and killing a sleeping 10-year-old girl and her mother, Cook County prosecutors said Thursday.
Reginald Brown is accused of setting a fire on Feb. 28 because he believed a woman he had been dating stole his wallet. Killed were Ieashia Ford, 34, and her daughter, Porche Stinson Ford.
Shortly before the fire, Brown grabbed the woman and argued with her after accusing her of theft, Cook County Assistant State s Attorney James Murphy told Judge Charles Beach. At least two people overheard the argument and Brown threatening to burn the house down if his wallet was not returned.
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Press release for March 3
11:25 a.m., Officers responded to the 500 block of Mohawk in reference to a check well being of a subject who had not been heard from in a few days. Officers contact the subject who was fine and needed no assistance from officers.
12:51 p.m., Officers responded to the 1000 block of Washington Street for a report of a subject who was unresponsive. Upon the officer’s arrival the subject was found to be in possession of illegal narcotics. The subject was transported to Hedrick Medical Center for further treatment and charges are pending for the narcotics.
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Hartland Consolidated Schools student alleges racist incidents haven’t been addressed
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
Posted Mar 04, 2021
A Hartland Consolidated Schools student is alleging she has experiences being called racist names and harassment because she is Black. The school district says it is investigating the incident.Nicole Hester | MLive.com
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HARTLAND, MI - A Hartland Consolidated Schools student is alleging the district’s administration has not responded to racist incidents and harassment directed at her in recent months.
Tatyana Vanderlaan, 18, detailed the alleged incidents she says have taken place over the past three months, at Hartland High School in a social media post on March 1.