prison/jail time just seems too kind sometimes.. 4 boys beat delivery person because they thought he was muslim

[dahunan]

Warning.. you may get very angry reading this..

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/daily/06-03/06-25-03/a01lo005.htm


Hate crime charges filed
Second suspect arrested in brutal beating
By RAY HENRY, Standard-Times staff writer


PETER PEREIRA/The Standard-Times
Ryan Marsh is arraigned yesterday in New Bedford District Court.
NEW BEDFORD -- A vicious robbery of a pizza delivery man escalated when the assailants mistook the graduate student for a Muslim, Fairhaven police said yesterday, as they filed hate crime charges against a second man arrested in the attack.
Police Chief Gary F. Souza said Ryan Marsh, 17, of 369 Brook St. was one of four men who helped ambush Saurabh Bhalerao, 24, a delivery man at Sarducci's Subs & Pizza on Pleasant Street.
Detectives spotted Mr. Marsh as he was riding in a car on King Street in New Bedford around 10 a.m. yesterday and arrested him, according to police reports.
The suspect's statements to police place him at the Weld Street home of Christopher Pereira, 20, on Sunday night. Using a phone in the house, police said Mr. Pereira ordered a chicken pizza from Sarducci's around 10:30 p.m. to lure a delivery man to an ambush.
When Mr. Bhalerao, an Indian, arrived with their order, two men shoved him into the apartment and pushed him to the floor.
"They mistook him for being Islamic and the savagery that occurred after that seemed to be initiated from their belief that he was a Muslim," Chief Souza said.
Even after Mr. Bhalerao was lying on the floor, at least four attackers continued to kick and beat him, he told police. At one point, one suspect hit him with a kitchen chair, Mr. Marsh told police.
The perpetrators also burned Mr. Bhalerao's body with lit cigarettes, police said.
The delivery man, a graduate student at UMass Dartmouth, tried to tell his attackers that he is a Hindu, not a Muslim, but they did not relent, Chief Souza said. Instead, one attacker stuffed his mouth with a sock, police reports said.
During an interview with police, Mr. Marsh said one of the attackers told Mr. Bhalerao to "Go back to your own country," according to court documents.
Mr. Bhalerao, who was recovering yesterday in the intensive care unit at Rhode Island Hospital, declined to comment. His face was swollen and stitched and he had difficulty moving.
Mr. Pereira was charged on Monday with kidnapping and assault with intent to maim, among other offenses. He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail.
Investigators are still searching for two more suspects, said Robert C. Menzel Jr., an assistant Bristol County district attorney. The other suspects could also face hate crimes charges, he said.
In addition to Mr. Pereira, Mr. Marsh told Fairhaven police that two other men named "Tyrell" and "Chris" beat the delivery man, according to police reports.
Although Mr. Marsh claimed that he didn't hit Mr. Bhalerao, he agreed to drive the delivery man back to his Dartmouth home. But when Mr. Marsh didn't recognize the address, he said he decided to drive Mr. Bhalerao, bound in the trunk of his car, to Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven, police reports said.
During the ride, Mr. Bhalerao managed to loosen the fisherman's rope binding his hands and feet and grabbed a hammer and screwdriver. When Mr. Marsh parked the car at the southern end of Green Street and opened the trunk, Mr. Bhalerao emerged, swung the hammer and opened a 12-stitch gash on Mr. Marsh's chin.
Stitches were visible on his chin during a court hearing yesterday.
Reaching into his pants pocket, Mr. Marsh told detectives that he drew a steak knife and stabbed the delivery man before fleeing.
The victim flagged down five teens driving in the neighborhood around 11:45 p.m. to summon help, witnesses said.
In addition to the hate crime charges, Mr. Marsh pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in New Bedford District Court to armed assault with intent to murder, assault and battery with a knife and probation violations.
Mr. Marsh was previously arrested in January and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of breaking and entering and one count of disturbing the peace.
He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for July 23.

 

[Piano Man]

Originally posted by: dahunan
Warning.. you may get very angry reading this..

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/daily/06-03/06-25-03/a01lo005.htm


Hate crime charges filed
Second suspect arrested in brutal beating
By RAY HENRY, Standard-Times staff writer


PETER PEREIRA/The Standard-Times
Ryan Marsh is arraigned yesterday in New Bedford District Court.
NEW BEDFORD -- A vicious robbery of a pizza delivery man escalated when the assailants mistook the graduate student for a Muslim, Fairhaven police said yesterday, as they filed hate crime charges against a second man arrested in the attack.
Police Chief Gary F. Souza said Ryan Marsh, 17, of 369 Brook St. was one of four men who helped ambush Saurabh Bhalerao, 24, a delivery man at Sarducci's Subs & Pizza on Pleasant Street.
Detectives spotted Mr. Marsh as he was riding in a car on King Street in New Bedford around 10 a.m. yesterday and arrested him, according to police reports.
The suspect's statements to police place him at the Weld Street home of Christopher Pereira, 20, on Sunday night. Using a phone in the house, police said Mr. Pereira ordered a chicken pizza from Sarducci's around 10:30 p.m. to lure a delivery man to an ambush.
When Mr. Bhalerao, an Indian, arrived with their order, two men shoved him into the apartment and pushed him to the floor.
"They mistook him for being Islamic and the savagery that occurred after that seemed to be initiated from their belief that he was a Muslim," Chief Souza said.
Even after Mr. Bhalerao was lying on the floor, at least four attackers continued to kick and beat him, he told police. At one point, one suspect hit him with a kitchen chair, Mr. Marsh told police.
The perpetrators also burned Mr. Bhalerao's body with lit cigarettes, police said.
The delivery man, a graduate student at UMass Dartmouth, tried to tell his attackers that he is a Hindu, not a Muslim, but they did not relent, Chief Souza said. Instead, one attacker stuffed his mouth with a sock, police reports said.
During an interview with police, Mr. Marsh said one of the attackers told Mr. Bhalerao to "Go back to your own country," according to court documents.
Mr. Bhalerao, who was recovering yesterday in the intensive care unit at Rhode Island Hospital, declined to comment. His face was swollen and stitched and he had difficulty moving.
Mr. Pereira was charged on Monday with kidnapping and assault with intent to maim, among other offenses. He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail.
Investigators are still searching for two more suspects, said Robert C. Menzel Jr., an assistant Bristol County district attorney. The other suspects could also face hate crimes charges, he said.
In addition to Mr. Pereira, Mr. Marsh told Fairhaven police that two other men named "Tyrell" and "Chris" beat the delivery man, according to police reports.
Although Mr. Marsh claimed that he didn't hit Mr. Bhalerao, he agreed to drive the delivery man back to his Dartmouth home. But when Mr. Marsh didn't recognize the address, he said he decided to drive Mr. Bhalerao, bound in the trunk of his car, to Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven, police reports said.
During the ride, Mr. Bhalerao managed to loosen the fisherman's rope binding his hands and feet and grabbed a hammer and screwdriver. When Mr. Marsh parked the car at the southern end of Green Street and opened the trunk, Mr. Bhalerao emerged, swung the hammer and opened a 12-stitch gash on Mr. Marsh's chin.
Stitches were visible on his chin during a court hearing yesterday.
Reaching into his pants pocket, Mr. Marsh told detectives that he drew a steak knife and stabbed the delivery man before fleeing.
The victim flagged down five teens driving in the neighborhood around 11:45 p.m. to summon help, witnesses said.
In addition to the hate crime charges, Mr. Marsh pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in New Bedford District Court to armed assault with intent to murder, assault and battery with a knife and probation violations.
Mr. Marsh was previously arrested in January and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of breaking and entering and one count of disturbing the peace.
He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for July 23.

I'm angry and disappointed. Angry at those dipsh!ts that committed the crime, and disappointed at your title.

 

[TheBoyBlunder]

Good for the driver. At least he got one shot in, despite the fact that the jacka$$'s parents are going to sue him for everything he's worth now.

 

[Zebo]

[sarcasm] Dari told me they were up to no good and deserved it. We live in a new era.. Not all criminals are alike, you know.. These good white patriots did thier duty for the American way. [End sarcasm]

 

[dahunan]

Originally posted by: Piano Man

Originally posted by: dahunan
Warning.. you may get very angry reading this..

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/daily/06-03/06-25-03/a01lo005.htm


Hate crime charges filed
Second suspect arrested in brutal beating
By RAY HENRY, Standard-Times staff writer


PETER PEREIRA/The Standard-Times
Ryan Marsh is arraigned yesterday in New Bedford District Court.
NEW BEDFORD -- A vicious robbery of a pizza delivery man escalated when the assailants mistook the graduate student for a Muslim, Fairhaven police said yesterday, as they filed hate crime charges against a second man arrested in the attack.
Police Chief Gary F. Souza said Ryan Marsh, 17, of 369 Brook St. was one of four men who helped ambush Saurabh Bhalerao, 24, a delivery man at Sarducci's Subs & Pizza on Pleasant Street.
Detectives spotted Mr. Marsh as he was riding in a car on King Street in New Bedford around 10 a.m. yesterday and arrested him, according to police reports.
The suspect's statements to police place him at the Weld Street home of Christopher Pereira, 20, on Sunday night. Using a phone in the house, police said Mr. Pereira ordered a chicken pizza from Sarducci's around 10:30 p.m. to lure a delivery man to an ambush.
When Mr. Bhalerao, an Indian, arrived with their order, two men shoved him into the apartment and pushed him to the floor.
"They mistook him for being Islamic and the savagery that occurred after that seemed to be initiated from their belief that he was a Muslim," Chief Souza said.
Even after Mr. Bhalerao was lying on the floor, at least four attackers continued to kick and beat him, he told police. At one point, one suspect hit him with a kitchen chair, Mr. Marsh told police.
The perpetrators also burned Mr. Bhalerao's body with lit cigarettes, police said.
The delivery man, a graduate student at UMass Dartmouth, tried to tell his attackers that he is a Hindu, not a Muslim, but they did not relent, Chief Souza said. Instead, one attacker stuffed his mouth with a sock, police reports said.
During an interview with police, Mr. Marsh said one of the attackers told Mr. Bhalerao to "Go back to your own country," according to court documents.
Mr. Bhalerao, who was recovering yesterday in the intensive care unit at Rhode Island Hospital, declined to comment. His face was swollen and stitched and he had difficulty moving.
Mr. Pereira was charged on Monday with kidnapping and assault with intent to maim, among other offenses. He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail.
Investigators are still searching for two more suspects, said Robert C. Menzel Jr., an assistant Bristol County district attorney. The other suspects could also face hate crimes charges, he said.
In addition to Mr. Pereira, Mr. Marsh told Fairhaven police that two other men named "Tyrell" and "Chris" beat the delivery man, according to police reports.
Although Mr. Marsh claimed that he didn't hit Mr. Bhalerao, he agreed to drive the delivery man back to his Dartmouth home. But when Mr. Marsh didn't recognize the address, he said he decided to drive Mr. Bhalerao, bound in the trunk of his car, to Fort Phoenix in Fairhaven, police reports said.
During the ride, Mr. Bhalerao managed to loosen the fisherman's rope binding his hands and feet and grabbed a hammer and screwdriver. When Mr. Marsh parked the car at the southern end of Green Street and opened the trunk, Mr. Bhalerao emerged, swung the hammer and opened a 12-stitch gash on Mr. Marsh's chin.
Stitches were visible on his chin during a court hearing yesterday.
Reaching into his pants pocket, Mr. Marsh told detectives that he drew a steak knife and knifed the delivery man before fleeing.
The victim flagged down five teens driving in the neighborhood around 11:45 p.m. to summon help, witnesses said.
In addition to the hate crime charges, Mr. Marsh pleaded not guilty during his arraignment in New Bedford District Court to armed assault with intent to murder, assault and battery with a knife and probation violations.
Mr. Marsh was previously arrested in January and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of breaking and entering and one count of disturbing the peace.
He was held in lieu of $100,000 bail. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for July 23.

I'm angry and disappointed. Angry at those dipsh!ts that committed the crime, and disappointed at your title.

Are you disappointed in my eye for an eye attitude? I have studied how little effect prison or jail time has on people like this... they need something extreme.. they have very little value for human life...

Who says that the boy who drove around with the man in his trunk wasn't plannig to knife him to death and leave him somewhere?

 

[tcsenter]

Well had they been three black teens and a white pizza delivery driver, things would have been different. They would have been just 'misguided youths' lashing-out at their oppressor.

Happened to a pizza delivery guy in Detroit. Three black teens with extensive arrest records jumped the delivery guy and tried to rob him. Pizza delivery guy had been robbed eight previous times. So delivery guy gets fed-up with being robbed and starts carrying a handgun, which he isn't supposed to do. Delivery guy pulls handgun as he's getting the sh-t kicked out of him and plugs one of the teens in the stomach twice. He lived, the other teens run off.

Detroit police arrest the delivery driver, prosecutor threatens to charge him with attempted murder but ultimately let him off without charges. Meanwhile, the kid he shot - the criminal - was not charged with a crime and was actually referred by the prosecutor to receive 'victim assistance' from the county.

They encouraged the punk to file a lawsuit against the pizza delivery guy for shooting him and even offered to help pay his legal fees, until the media got involved and publicized this insanity. After receiving a lot of heat from the public and numerous public officials, the county decided against helping him file a lawsuit. How nice of them.

 

[Zebo]

Originally posted by: tcsenter
Well had they been three black teens and a white pizza delivery driver, things would have been different. They would have been just 'misguided youths' lashing-out at their oppressor.

Happened to a pizza delivery guy in Detroit. Three black teens with extensive arrest records jumped the delivery guy and tried to rob him. Pizza delivery guy had been robbed eight previous times. So delivery guy gets fed-up with being robbed and starts carrying a handgun, which he isn't supposed to do. Delivery guy pulls handgun as he's getting the sh-t kicked out of him and plugs one of the teens in the stomach twice. He lived, the other teens run off.

Detroit police arrest the delivery driver, prosecutor threatens to charge him with attempted murder but ultimately let him off without charges. Meanwhile, the kid he shot - the criminal - was not charged with a crime and was actually referred by the prosecutor to receive 'victim assistance' from the county.

They encouraged the punk to file a lawsuit against the pizza delivery guy for shooting him and even offered to help pay his legal fees, until the media got involved and publicized this insanity. After receiving a lot of heat from the public and numerous public officials, the county decided against helping him file a lawsuit. How nice of them.

This countries going to hell.

 

[etech]

This countries going to hell.

Is the US the only country that has idiots that commit acts of violence.

 

[Zebo]

Originally posted by: etech

This countries going to hell.

Is the US the only country that has idiots that commit acts of violence.

It was not the act per se. Mainly It was the system that failed to prosecute. Then the law about a man who carries money in such an enviroment can't protect himslf with a firearm.

 

[Nitemare]

Kill them. There is no excuse for this kind of behavior. Put cement blocks around their feet and dump them into the Hudson. See I not only hate Muslims that kill Americans because they are Americans. I hate stupid Americans that were repeatedly dropped on their heads as infants and are too stupid too not know a Hindu from a Muslim, nor understand that not all Muslims are evil.







ps. I thought only Southerners were racists

 

[ConclamoLudus]

Stupid sick degenerates.

 

[Maverick]

freakin crazy...I'm a hindu and I could easily see some fool making this kind of mistake.

 

[Phokus]

The retarded thing thing about this story is that, besides the driver being indian... even if he was arab, not all arabs are muslims. I hope they seriously get gang raped in prison, that would be an appriate punishment.