Horrific Home Invasion by Five Blacks Males in North Marion County (Indianapolis) Proves One Thing: Hire George Zimmerman for Security

A few years ago, the Indy Star actually published an editorial [A caution on suspect descriptions, 3-24-2007] defending their policy of refusing to publish any information on suspects out of respect for racial sensitivities that might help readers “fall victim to a racial stereotype”:

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Does it really help to know that an assailant was, say, a 6-foot-2 blond, upper middle-age white male? Not really. Those guys are everywhere. I'm one of them. But at least when somebody of that description is mentioned, every one of the huge selection of men in my universe isn't thought of as a potential criminal. 

Now substitute a black male with black hair. All of a sudden all black men of that description are considered suspect. 

That's an injustice from my perspective and from the perspective of most other editors. Most Americans, when they think of crime, fall victim to a racial stereotype.Let's be honest. When black men commit crimes there is an unfair tendency to blame all black men. Not so with whites. 

Here's another truth: When The Star doesn't print a description of a black suspect alleged to have been involved in a crime, my phone will ring and my e-mails will pile up with messages that angrily accuse us of bowing to the evil forces of political correctness. 

When the authorities seek a white suspect and we don't print the description, I don't hear a peep. That speaks volumes, don't you think? 

That doesn't mean we should have a blanket prohibition against using suspect descriptions. After reviewing policies of several newspapers and discussing the matter with colleagues, including our public safety team, we decided on this policy: 

"We will publish descriptions of suspects from public officials or eyewitnesses only when the descriptions are distinct enough to differentiate the person from all but a narrow group of people. The description would likely include a combination of physical characteristics and other identifiers such as age, race, height, weight, hair color, haircut, tattoos, scars, clothing, jewelry, glasses, getaway cars, etc. The use of such descriptions is likely to be rare and must be approved by a senior editor."

It must be nice to live in a world devoid of reason, completely guided by an emotional reaction to every single instance where nature dares throw nurture to the wolves on a daily basis.

The editorial page writers of newspapers across America (especially those owned by Gannett – USA Today – like the Indy Star) look at nature come across their desk daily, and immediately realize almost every story confirms the stereotypes correctly held by millions upon millions of right-thinking people; right-thinking people demonized for noticing 2 + 2=4.

No matter how much we try and imagine race doesn’t play a role in our lives, the simple truth is we swim in the invisible waters of racial reality in every interaction we have at both a conscious and sub-conscious level.

And Indianapolis is drowning in an invisible deluge right now. A horrific home invasion by four or five black males (one of these black males, Alexander Dupree, is a career criminal) in an area that is obviously almost entirely white – more on this later – showcases how your typical deracinated white individual is drowning in a reality they refuse to understand is killing them.

It’s the type of home invasion a neighborhood watchman like George Zimmerman was on-guard against in Sanford, when he encountered Trayvon Martin; it’s the type of home invasion ADT would never, ever dare depict in one of their commercials [Three men arrested in Far Northside home invasion, IndyStar, 10-31-13]:

Indianapolis Metropolitan police have arrested three men in connection with the robbery of an East 79th Street home Tuesday and the sexual assault of a woman inside. 

Today’s arrests also appear to connect the men to a similar crime committed Oct. 24, when a group of men armed with guns tied up the owners of a home on North Spring Mill Road, ransacked their house and made off in one of the victims’ vehicles. Police say property found during the investigation that led to today’s arrests belonged to the North Spring Mill Road homeowners. 

Trey Spells, 18, was arrested and preliminarily charged with rape, criminal deviate conduct, robbery and criminal confinement, authorities said. He has not yet been processed at the Marion County Jail. 

Michael Pugh, 21, was arrested and preliminarily charged with serious violent felon in possession of a firearm. He is being held on an $80,000 bond. 

Earlier today, The Indianapolis Star reported that 23-year-old Alexander Dupree was arrested and preliminarily charged with rape, criminal deviate conduct, robbery and criminal confinement, according to a police report. He is being held on a $200,000 bond. 

Police say the investigation is ongoing. Earlier they said the attack in the 800 block of East 79th Street was carried out by as many as four or five men, who also shot a woman and stole three vehicles from the Far Northside home shortly before 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. 

The two women were sleeping at the time, a police dispatcher said. A woman in her 50s was shot in the leg and taken to St. Vincent Indianapolis Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. 

She and her husband, who is also in his 50s, were inside the two-story brick colonial with their daughter, who is in her 20s. The men forced their way inside the residence, police said, and at one point forced the women to drive to an ATM and withdraw money. 

Although the crime was initially reported as a robbery, the incident was later categorized in a police report as a rape.
 

Has one story ever so tragically captured a metaphor for the type of country white people find themselves living in 2013?

Now comes the story from the Indy Star that offers a few powerful hints as to the racial identity of the family attacked (shot and sexually assaulted) in a home invasion by four or five black males [Northern Marion County home invasions raise worries among neighborhood groups, Indy Star, 10-31-13]:

As police continue to investigate a string of violent home invasions in northern Marion County over the past several days, neighborhood groups are taking action. 

The violence started Oct. 24 when four young men armed with guns robbed a home in the 7000 block of North Spring Mill Road. Police say the homeowners were tied up while the men ransacked the house and made off in one of the victims’ vehicles. The victims also were assaulted and sustained minor injuries. 

Tuesday morning, about 3 miles away, four men broke into a house in the 800 block of East 79th Street in the Windcombe neighborhood. They shot one woman and assaulted another before fleeing in the victims’ three vehicles. 

Both incidents remain under investigation, and police will not publicly speculate as to whether the invasions are related. 

But local neighborhood association representatives say they are concerned about the rash of crime and are looking for ways to keep one another safe. 

“These last incidents were extremely brazen, and I think that’s what’s terrified people,” said Terry O’Brien, a Meridian Hills town councilman. Meridian Hills borders the site of the Oct. 24 incident and is close to the second. 

“Your heart goes out for the families that were affected, but it does put the fear of God in you when you think you can’t go in your backyard to rake leaves or leave your garage door open without something bad happening.” O’Brien said Meridian Hills is planning a meeting for its residents and has been consulting with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and the town’s part-time police patrols. 

In the Windcombe neighborhood, the attitude is similar. Paul Forbes, president of the Windcombe Neighborhood Association, said he has contacted CrimeStoppers and officers at IMPD about how the neighborhood can best proceed after Tuesday’s home invasion. 

“We’re keeping everybody abreast of everything we know,” Forbes said, adding that he hopes to hold a meeting with residents and police officers in December.“I’ve been here 23 years,” he said. “It’s outrageous. Nobody would think that that could happen here.”

“Can’t go in your backyard to rake leaves or leave your garage door open without something bad happening” and “I’ve been here 23 years… it’s outrageous… Nobody would think that that could happen here,” are both quotes that illustrate the hubris of white people in believing that a Norman Rockwellian-existence could perpetuate itself when the city of Indianapolis is rapidly on its way to being whites become a plurality.

In 1990, more than 3 of every 4 residents in Indianapolis were white; today, the number is close to 1 of every 2 residents (high rates of black crime and ‘white flight’ to areas where black crime ‘could never happen here’ occurred). Worse, this dramatic shift has occurred when so-called Republicans have been in charge of the mayoralty of the city since 1968 (save an eight-year period from 2000-2008).

Memo to Paul Forbes, president of the Windcombe Neighborhood Association: call George Zimmerman.

He needs a job.

And he knows how to be a neighborhood watchmen. 

13 WTHR Indianapolis