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Baltimore police say they are treating a recent attack that left a 76-year-old black man in serious condition as a possible hate crime.
Police said a suspect taken into custody has claimed to be a white supremacist, prompting suspicions the Fort Armistead Park attack by three assailants Tuesday was racially motivated, The Baltimore Sun reported Wednesday.
Baltimore police say they are treating a recent attack that left a 76-year-old black man in serious condition as a possible hate crime.
Police said a suspect taken into custody has claimed to be a white supremacist, prompting suspicions the Fort Armistead Park attack by three assailants Tuesday was racially motivated, The Baltimore Sun reported Wednesday.
I know this is probably not appropriate, but i doubt based on the man's age this is the first time he's been beaten up by a group of white supremacist guys lol. It would be ironic if he got beat up in the 1960's too, like his luck must suck. Maybe, he was trying to relive the good ol days, he could have instigated it? Would it be that far out that old black men may want to relive their young adulthood through a good white supremacist beating? Geez, give the man a break. (I'm seriously kidding) Anyway, hopefully, i do not get labeled for the comment, i was merely finding the humor ironic.
Oh Boy wait till gloomy-days, ELOSUCKS, and the rest of the gang hears this one!
You do know that this ONLY made the news because the victim was a black man.
If this had happened to a poor white man it wouldn't even be news worthy, you know the news papers don't really report black on white crime!!
It's just a shame when senior citizens are attacked, I have no mercy for whatever punishment the perpetrator gets.
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