Suspect arrested in animalistic murder of 88 year old WW11 veteran.

A suspect in the brutal beating of a World War II veteran who later died from his injuries has been arrested, as police in Spokane, Washington continue to search for a second attacker.
Police confirmed the arrest but did not identify the suspect accused in the Wednesday parking lot attack.
Authorities continue to search for another suspect who is described as an African-American male between the ages of 16 and 19.
The Spokane Police Department says in a press release officers responded to reports of an assault Wednesday and found the victim, 88-year-old Delbert Belton, in his car with serious head injuries. He died Thursday in the hospital.


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FORT HOOD, Texas — The terrorist Hasan has been convicted of premeditated murder for the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood. That means he’s now eligible for the death penalty.

Military jurors found the Army psychiatrist guilty on Friday for the attack that killed 13 people and injured more than 30 others at the Texas military base.

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The Associated Press doesn't usually name juvenile suspects but is identifying Adams-Kinard because of the manhunt.

"We are asking the community's assistance to locate him," Straub said. "We are asking Mr. Kinard to surrender immediately.

"He displayed very aggressive and violent conduct with his assault of Mr. Belton," Straub said, adding that he believed the arrest of the second suspect was imminent.

Both teens have juvenile court records and past convictions for assault, Straub said.

Belton's death has struck a chord nationally and sparked outrage on social media.

"He fought for this country," said Belton's sister, Alberta Tosh, on Friday. "Then he comes home and a couple of creeps kill him in the worst way."

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They captured the other feral animal.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- A Poughkeepsie man has been arrested and charged with killing Fannie Gumbinger, 99, in her home this past week.

Poughkeepsie City Police said Tyrek Rogers, 20, was arrested at 11 p.m. Friday and charged with first-degree murder and first-degree burglary in connection with the death of the elderly woman, who was found in her home at 22 Underhill Ave. Wednesday morning.

Police said as a result of the investigation, Rogers has also been identified as a suspect in several recent burglaries in the city, including a Lockerman Avenue break-in that occurred on Wednesday, Aug. 21.

Additional details in the case were expected to be released by authorities on Monday.

Poughkeepsie police Detective Lt. Edward Freer said an autopsy Thursday determined Gumbinger died of multiple injuries in the home where she’d lived alone since her husband died in 2007. Her body was found Wednesday morning after a caretaker called authorities to report suspicions something was wrong at the house.

Freer said 911 dispatch received a call Wednesday at about 7 a.m. from Gumbinger’s caretaker, who reported suspicious circumstances at the home that alarmed her and caused her to call police.

He said responding officers found Gumbinger dead inside.

A neighbor, Jane Bunt, of 16 Underhill Ave., who said she has lived in the neighborhood for nearly 38 years, described the neighborhood as always “peaceful.” She said that, until now, the only crime-related concerns were related to car break-ins. She said neighbors had been “apprehensive” since the homicide report.

http://www.city-data.com/crime/crime-Poughkeepsie-New-York.html

One of these animals tried to blame the murder on the old vet by saying Mr. Belton screwed them on a crack deal.