Teh One Who Knocks
05-11-2017, 11:45 AM
By John Luciew - Penn Live
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To the woman in western Pennsylvania arrested for allegedly throwing bricks at a man's car, it was a "prophecy from God" commanding her to "throw bricks at white men."
To police in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it was simply a crime.
According to KDKA-TV, suspect Jasmine Fox, 31, is accused of throwing bricks at a man's car Monday morning.
The motorist told police he caught Fox throwing bricks at his car and chased her into an abandoned Roman Catholic school, KDKA writes.
Sure enough, police found Fox, who is homeless, hiding in the school's locker room.
Upon her arrest, Fox allegedly told cops she was carrying out a "prophecy from God" urging her to attack white men with bricks, KDKA reports.
The male motorist who was the apparent target of this alleged biblical wrath was not identified in the story. There was no immediate information on his injuries, if any.
Meanwhile, Fox faces charges of propulsion of missiles, criminal mischief and defiant trespass.
A preliminary hearing is set for May 17.
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To the woman in western Pennsylvania arrested for allegedly throwing bricks at a man's car, it was a "prophecy from God" commanding her to "throw bricks at white men."
To police in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it was simply a crime.
According to KDKA-TV, suspect Jasmine Fox, 31, is accused of throwing bricks at a man's car Monday morning.
The motorist told police he caught Fox throwing bricks at his car and chased her into an abandoned Roman Catholic school, KDKA writes.
Sure enough, police found Fox, who is homeless, hiding in the school's locker room.
Upon her arrest, Fox allegedly told cops she was carrying out a "prophecy from God" urging her to attack white men with bricks, KDKA reports.
The male motorist who was the apparent target of this alleged biblical wrath was not identified in the story. There was no immediate information on his injuries, if any.
Meanwhile, Fox faces charges of propulsion of missiles, criminal mischief and defiant trespass.
A preliminary hearing is set for May 17.