On 01 Nov 2021, RichA <rander31s27@gmail.com> posted some
news:slq043$d2f$175@news.dns-netz.com:

> Dr. Lily White wrote
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>> Some animals can't be domesticated.
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> If only our framers and ancestors had sent these damned niggers back
> to Africa.

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A 34-year-old inmate is accused of killing a deputy during an escape
attempt in Indiana, according to police.

John Durm, a 38-year veteran with the Marion County Sheriff�s Office, was
taking Orlando Mitchell back to jail in Indianapolis at 11:30 a.m., July
10, after a medical appointment, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
Department said in a news release.

But shortly after arriving at the facility, Mitchell ambushed Durm and
killed him, police said. Mitchell waited for Durm to open the back door of
the van, and when he did, Mitchell came up from behind and wrapped his
handcuffs around Durm�s neck and strangled him, according to an affidavit
obtained by WXIN.

They fell to the ground during the struggle, but Durm was unable to break
free, WISH reported. �Mitchell stays on top of Durm, continuing to choke
him until Durm quits moving,� the affidavit said, according to the TV
station.

Mitchell then gets into the van and drives away from the facility but
crashes a short time later and is taken into custody, according to a
police release.

Mitchell has been jailed since September awaiting trial in the killing of
his ex-girlfriend, the Associated Press reported. Both Mitchell and Durm
were taken to a hospital, police said.

Durm, 61, was pronounced dead, and Mitchell received treatment for minor
injuries. �The investigation at this point shows clearly that this was an
intentional act of homicide and will be investigated as such,� an IMPD
spokesperson said at a news briefing.

Durm leaves behind a wife, who also works for the sheriff�s office, and
several children, Sheriff Kerry Forestal said at the briefing. He added
that one of Durm�s sons signed on as a deputy about one month ago, and two
other sons are serving in the military overseas.

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