Gang of Black Teens Attack White Family in Alabama. Journalists Omit Part About Race, More

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“From what we understand, it happened between 8:30 and 9 p.m., after First Fridays was over and the vendors had started going home,” said Florence police Detective Shannon Harris, who is investigating the incident.
He said the man’s eye was injured, and he was attacked with a Taser during the incident. Harris said the man’s son was not injured.
According to reports, the man went to Wilson Park to get his son after First Fridays had ended, and he and the boy were walking toward their car.
Police said apparently the teen was approached from behind and attacked.
“His father then stepped in to try to stop (the assault), and that’s when the juveniles attacked him,” Harris said. “We were told a large crowd of teens, between 20 and 30.”

http://www.timesdaily.com/news/crime/law-and-order/article_14197aed-957c-5692-a092-e3e5450b8d5e.html

Law and Order 6-9-15
Posted: Tuesday, June 9, 2015 12:00 am
By Tom Smith Senior Staff Writer

At about 5:10 of this clip you can see the comment posted by the victim of the gang attack. 

At about 7:30 of this clip you can see group of six black teenage gentlemen attacking an individual white man. 

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http://www.eagletribune.com/news/mccray-sentenced-to-up-to-years-for-vicious-haverhill-beating/article_ad753b1a-0edd-11e5-afef-a34329a5bde2.html

McCray sentenced to up to 25 years for vicious Haverhill beating
Posted: Tuesday, June 9, 2015 3:28 pm
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Rodney McCray, who is accused of beating Jesse Downs of Haverhill so badly he was left with a brain injury is on trial in Salem Superior Court.
KEN YUSZKUS/Eagle-Tribune/Court Pool

[From article]
Prosecutors say the August 2013 attack on Jesse Downs on a Haverhill street was completely random and unprovoked. They say McCray and an associate kicked and punched the now 32-year-old Downs and slammed his head to the pavement.
McCray's lawyer said the attack was "impulsive" and his client did not intend to hurt Downs.

http://www.wcvb.com/news/haverhill-man-gets-up-to-25-years-for-unprovoked-attack/33501060

Haverhill man gets up to 25 years for unprovoked attack
Jesse Downs remains in wheelchair, needs feeding tube
Published 8:16 AM EDT Jun 10, 2015