A fifth Black male implicated in possible hate crime in one week

Yet another arrest in a hate crime that occurred five months ago against a Washington state Asian couple is the fifth this week in which a Black male has been implicated in possible hate crimes that have yet to be decided.

According to police, a 15-year-old male is charged with second-degree assault on an Asian couple in Tacoma, which was apparently unprovoked. They haven't released his name due to his age.

Another African-American man, Rashee Woody-Silas, in Charlotte, North Carolina is charged for allegedly violently trashing a convenience store accompanied by a fellow thug, yelling racial slurs at the Asian-American owners.

The attack was captured captured on surveillance video. A store owner described the attack in which "he [the attacker] just walks in the store with a metal pole. No one sees it at first until he starts hitting things with it. …His friend came towards the end, stuck his head through the door and said ‘That’s what you get. That’s what you get you Chinese motherf*****r.’”

In the Big [Rotting] Apple, the NYPD released a photo of another Black man who allegedly committed a crime against an Asian woman and her children on the subway. He spit on the family and shouted anti-Asian slurs, then "knocked the victim's cellular phone out of her hand and proceeded to kick it out of the back door of the subway car, onto the tracks as the train was still moving." He wasn't a nice guy, allegedly.

The same week again in New York, Brandon Elliot, a 38-year-old maniac who had previously stabbed his own mother to death when he was 19, was again arrested in a hate crime in a brutal attack against an Asian woman. 

And on Friday, an African-American man, Noah Green, a follower of the Nation of Islam, allegedly ran over two police officers at the U.S. Capitol, killing one of them, who was white. Okay, it wasn't allegedly--he left his vehicle carrying a knife to attack other officers and was shot and later died. 

It's unknown if the attack targeted cops because of their race or because they were cops.

In the Tacoma arrest of the unidentified teen, videos apparently recorded by at least two attackers shows one of them lunging at and punching the couple while the woman screamed out. In another clip, the person recording the video is bravely cussing and lunging at the Asian man, and using racial slurs.

The Asian man, 56, suffered a broken rib. He had filed a complaint on November 19th, the same day of the attack, but has not received any response from the police, more than four months later. And there is no word as to whether police are still looking for the second scumwafer.

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UPDATE: At least 6 dead in Washington state train derailment

DuPont, Washington -- An Amtrak train derailed Monday around 7:20 a.m. local time near Tacoma, Washington.

This was an inaugural ride on a new line installed to cut down commuting time and it carried more than 80 passengers. The derailment caused several train cars to tumble from a highway overpass, killing at least 6 people.

At least 77 people were taken to four local hospitals--two are in critical condition and 11 are in serious condition. Of these, one person was taken to surgery.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency after Amtrak train 501 derailed along Interstate 5 as it was leaving the new Tacoma station. A U.S. official told the Associated Press the death toll is expected to rise and track obstruction is being investigated as a possible cause of the derailment.

Amtrak 501 was traveling southbound from Seattle when it derailed. According to Washington State Trooper Brooke Bova, 13 train cars jumped the tracks.

President Trump tweeted politically: "The train accident that just occurred in DuPont, WA shows more than ever why our soon to be submitted infrastructure plan must be approved quickly. Seven trillion dollars spent in the Middle East while our roads, bridges, tunnels, railways (and more) crumble! Not for long!"

In a follow-up tweet the President wrote: "My thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in the train accident in DuPont,Washington. Thank you to all of our wonderful First Responders who are on the scene. We are currently monitoring here at the White House."

Police had earlier reported that several automobiles were struck by the train cars injuring multiple driver on the highway below, but no motorists' deaths were reported, according to Pierce County officials.

Amtrak reported 78 passengers and five crew were aboard the train, part of its "Cascades" service from Seattle to Portland.

A highway camera showed that at least one train car toppled onto the road below and one car dangled from the overpass.

It will take the entire day to clear the debris.

The train was going 81.1 mph just before the derailment according to transitdocs.com. The maximum speed on that stretch of track in 79 mph and the engineer likely got an warning beep indicating he was over the limit.

"First responders actually climbed up into the dangling cars to get people out," Wendy Simmons told O13Fox. She arrived on scene just after the derailment. "People were pulling first aid kits out of their cars--putting jackets on people."

The accident came just two weeks after Lakewood mayor Don Anderson made the comment that it was only a matter of time a deadly derailment will occur, according to KOMO News. He advocated for grade separations to protect people from trains.

Anderson is not a suspect in the cause of the accident.

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