Crime 360

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Voice on Phone:
EMS.

Det. Hank Veverka:
[about Det. Tom Armelli] I'm the brains of the outfit, and he would be the brawn. And I can pretty much have him do anything I want him to do. Like, you know, maybe I might want to send him out for a cup of coffee or somethin'.

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Det. Hank Veverka:
People have to understand that, uh, they have to come forward. This is important. We have to be able to do this. We have to put murderers away. And, you know, Miss Griffin did a wonderful job for us, and we really appreciate it.

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Dana Gibson has been charged with aggravated murder. He is awaiting trial. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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Operator:
Cleveland Police Dispatch, may I help you?

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Det. Joselito Sandoval:
In our eyes it is a victory, and we do feel good about it. And we know that we're doing the best we can in... just like all the other cases, to put 'em together so where we can get successful prosecution.

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Ismael "Milo" Irizarry is awaiting trial as an adult, for aggravated murder. / He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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A bind over hearing for the burglary charges against Milo is pending.

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911 Operator:
Richmond 911.

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Det. Bill Brereton:
It's unfortunate Juanita Burnley had to die. There's an eight-year-old boy who doesn't have his mother. And that's gone forever. The case has really come together. I believe everything points to John Cary.

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John Cary was convicted of second degree murder with a firearm.

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He was sentenced to 33 years in prison.

Detective Walley Everett:
[taking personal data from transsexual] Frederick, f-r-e-d-e-r-i-c-k? D, what's the "D" for?

Frederick "Kiki" Lamar:
Douglas

Detective Walley Everett:
[laughing heartily] Frederick Douglas. Ha ha ha.

[Note:
Frederick Douglass was a famous African-American social reformer, abolitionist, speaker, writer, and statesman from the 1800s]

Quinton "Chanel" Harris:
[about Maurice, a suspect] I saw him on MySpace sayin', "Oh, you want to be some type of thug, and I was like, "You ain't nothin' but a fag"... [to grey-haired detectives] Y'all got Internet, right?

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Det. Jamie Baynes:
I'm tending to believe that he basically went out to avenge his girlfriend, and it just got out of control. And somebody did wind up ultimately losing their life.

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Seventeen year old Alfonso "DeShawn" Greene was charged with second degree murder and tried as an adult.

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He was convicted of manslaughter and is currently awaiting sentencing.

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No other individuals have been charged in connection with the crime.

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911 Operator:
911, City of Richmond.

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Det. Conrad Simms:
Hey, that's what I'm here for: to get rid of those that feel as though they can take somebody's life on their own.

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Billy "Pac Man" Fortune was convicted of first degree murder of Hugh Hickson and possession of a firearm. / He was sentenced to 43 years.

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Goldmouth was convicted for violation of federal probation for possession of drugs. He was sentenced to three years. / He has not been charged with any crimes related to the murder of Hugh Hickson.

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911 Operator:
911.

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Det. Kathleen Carlin:
Somebody has to know something.

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No individuals have been charged in connection with Johnny Davis Jr.'s homicide.

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Detectives do not consider any individuals interviewed or discussed in their investigation to be suspects in the murder of Johnny Davis Jr.

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To share information call or write to Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County: / 216-25-CRIME / www.25crime.com

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911 Operator:
Richmond 911, how could I help you?

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Det. Michael Mocello:
Right now, I'm gonna give this one a solvability of about 90 percent. One thing by itself... I don't think I would have had quite enough, but... because of how everything came together, it's solved. It's a pretty senseless act. You know, someone that, you know, ultimately they lost their life because a family member got upset and killed him.

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Richard Browne was convicted of second degree murder and arson.

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He is currently in prison, serving 20 years for murder and 5 years for arson.

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No other individuals have been charged in connection with the crimes.

Detective Walley Everett:
I'm not a native of Cleveland. I was from Detroit. I came from a real city. They ran out of men in the city of Cleveland and imported me.