Colin Flaherty: "Not Opening For Some Reason" Black Violence Ear Biting Could Do It

Colin Flaherty reviews and gives commentary on news with headlines "New video shows group beating, stabbing 14-year-old boy on Bronx River Parkway; 1 in custody" and "In wake of death of man beaten in a brawl, Lewiston police urge patience" and "Woman speaks out after horrific attack at local ice cream shop" and "Woman angry over order bites off part of restaurant owner's ear" and "Suspected rapist accused of attacking random woman caught by Newburgh Heights police" and "Man wanted for sexual battery, carjacking in Orlando" and "Two booked for homicide"

POSTED 5:52 AM, JUNE 26, 2018, BY AVA PITTMAN
UPDATED AT 10:33AM, JUNE 26, 2018
OLINVILLE, the Bronx — A man who allegedly beat a 14-year-old boy on the Bronx River Parkway is in police custody, while cops hunt for several other men other men caught on video kicking, punching and stabbing the teen.

Officers found the teen unconscious and unresponsive after a 911 call around 5:30 p.m. He'd been stabbed repeatedly, police said. The teen was rushed to the hospital where he remains in critical condition.

Posted June 20, 2018 Updated June 20, 2018
Donald Giusti, 38, and a father of two, died Friday afternoon at Central Maine Medical Center, where he had been hospitalized since late on the night of June 12 when the fight erupted.

O’Malley said it is a complex and unusual case because of the large number of teenagers and juveniles involved. He added that police have been conducting interviews at Lewiston high and middle schools.

“The logistics of interviewing juveniles gets to be complex because you have to find parents and get permission to speak to them,” he said. “I know people want answers quickly. I think perhaps TV has jaded us a bit. It has not been a week yet.”

O’Malley said police have been asked repeatedly about the ethnicity of the people involved, but that he would not release information on suspects’ ethnicities.

Christina Hall, Detroit Free Press Published 4:26 p.m. ET June 29, 2018 | Updated 7:23 p.m. ET June 29, 2018
Jade Anderson went into a Mt. Clemens restaurant to complain about her order, authorities said, and ended up biting off part of the owner's ear.

Jade Anderson went into a Mt. Clemens restaurant to complain about her order, authorities said, and ended up biting off part of the owner's ear.