I drove from Baltimore to jew yawk to kill me a nigger

[James Jackson]

I drove from Baltimore to jew yawk to kill me a nigger

Hampden man arrested in fatal stabbing in N.Y. harbored hatred toward black men, police say




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A white Army veteran from Hampden who police say was bent on making a racist attack took a bus from Baltimore to New York City, picked out a 66-year-old black man who was collecting bottles and then fatally wounded him with a sword, authorities said Wednesday.

James Harris Jackson, 28, turned himself in at a Times Square police station early Wednesday, police said, a day after 66-year-old Timothy Caughman staggered into a police precinct bleeding to death.

"I'm the person that you're looking for," he told police, according to Assistant Chief William Aubrey. He was arrested on suspicion of murder.

Jackson, of the 800 block of W. 35th St. in Hampden, told police he'd harbored feelings of hatred toward black men for at least 10 years, authorities said. He traveled to New York on March 17 and had been staying in a Manhattan hotel.

"The reason he picked New York is because it's the media capital of the world, and he wanted to make a statement," Aubrey said.

On Wednesday evening, media gathered around Jackson's rowhome in Hampden, two blocks south of the Avenue. Immediate neighbors did not answer the door.

A Baltimore police officer was posted outside on the corner. Police spokesman T.J. Smith said a uniformed officer was sent to Jackson's house at the request of the New York Police Department to hold the residence for a search warrant. Jackson is not the owner of the home, according to state property records. The owners could not be reached for comment.

Smith said the department knows of no connection to any crime involving Jackson in Baltimore.

"The NYPD will be here in town conducting interviews as part of their investigation to learn more about the suspect and possibly develop information about his motive for going to New York," Smith said.

Jackson was wandering the streets in a long overcoat concealing a 26-inch sword when he encountered Caughman, who was collecting bottles from trash cans, police said. Jackson stabbed him repeatedly in his chest and back, they said.

Caughman, who lived nearby in a transitional house, was taken to a hospital by police. He died at the hospital.

According to his Twitter page, he was an autograph collector and a music and movie lover who tweeted about John Lennon, Chuck Berry and the best St. Patrick's Day writing. He said he wanted to visit California someday.

After the attack, Jackson went to the bathroom of a nearby restaurant and washed off the blood from the killing, authorities said.

Investigators said they believed Jackson was considering other attacks but surrendered after noticing his photo in media reports. He had two knives and told investigators where they could find the sword, police said. The sword was retrieved from a trash can not far from the scene.

Video surveillance captured Jackson in the days leading up to the attack, and investigators said he had walked purposefully toward a black man but didn't attack him.

Jackson was expected in court later Wednesday. It was unclear when he might get a lawyer who could comment on his case. He said nothing to reporters as he was led from a police station. A call to his family's telephone rang unanswered.

Jackson served in the Army from March 2009 to August 2012 and worked as a military intelligence analyst, the Army said. He was deployed to Afghanistan from December 2010 to November 2011, earned several medals and attained the rank of specialist.

The circumstances of his discharge are unclear. The Army cites privacy laws that prevent releasing such details.

Bias attacks have more than doubled in New York this year. There have been nine bias crimes reported against black people, up from five in the same time period last year.

Mayor Bill de Blasio called the sword killing "an assault" on the city's inclusiveness and diversity. The Democrat called it "an unspeakable human tragedy" and urged city residents to "speak clearly and forcefully in the face of intolerance and violence."

Baltimore Sun reporters Carrie Wells and Kevin Rector and Associated Press reporters Colleen Long, Jennifer Peltz and Kasey Jones contributed to this article.

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[Librarian]

Racist Maryland man who fatally stabbed black New Yorker admits his intent to kill African-American men

Racist Maryland man who fatally stabbed black New Yorker admits his intent to kill African-American men


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A white Army vet intent on killing black men stalked one potential victim before setting his sights on another — quenching his racist thirst by driving a sword through a man in Midtown, police said.

The 26-inch weapon — with an 18-inch blade — pierced the victim’s chest just above his heart and exited his back before pinging against the sidewalk on Monday night.

White supremacist James Jackson, 28, wanted maximum exposure for his crime, telling investigators he rode 200 miles on a bus from Baltimore because New York is the “media capital of the world.”

“He wanted to make a statement,” said Assistant Chief William Aubry, head of the Manhattan detectives squad.

A closer look at the Md. man who visited NYC to kill black men

Jackson — an Army veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan for just under a year — took the bus on Friday and got a room in The Hotel Times Square on W. 46th St., sources said.

“You need to arrest me. I have the knife in my coat,” Jackson (c.) told police officers after marching into the Times Square substation, sources said. “I’m the person you’re looking for.” (JEFFERSON SIEGEL/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS)

“I’d rather not get too specific, but in general he came here to target male blacks,” Aubry said.

Soon the hunt would begin.

Dressed in a dark suit coat, slacks and a button-down shirt, he stabbed Timothy Caughman, 66, at random about 11:30 p.m. Monday on W. 36th St. and Ninth Ave. after initially focusing on another black man three blocks away, officials said.

Fatally stabbed New Yorker loved meeting Hollywood stars

He was about to pounce on the other man until something “spooked him,” according to a law enforcement source.

“He appeared to be very close, following a black guy,” the source said. “He slows down and at one point he turned around and came back. It’s clear he was really focused on the guy for some time. Then, he falls out of camera view and doesn’t attack the guy. He made statements that he was following the guy but something spooked him.”

He found Caughman — a bottle collector who liked to take photos of himself and celebrities — a few blocks away.

During the savage attack, Jackson jammed the sword he purchased online into Caughman.

“What are you doing?" Caughman was overheard desperately pleading with his assailant, who was seen on top of him before fleeing east on W. 36th St.

Caughman, stabbed in the chest and back, stumbled two blocks to the Midtown South Precinct stationhouse on W. 35th St., bleeding from his wounds.

Paramedics rushed him to Bellevue Hospital, but he could not be saved, officials said.

Mayor de Blasio tried to put the city’s outrage into words.

“More than an unspeakable human tragedy, this is an assault on what makes this the greatest city in the world: our inclusiveness and our diversity,” he said Wednesday. “Now it’s our collective responsibility to speak clearly and forcefully in the face of intolerance and violence — here or across the country. We are a safe city because we are inclusive. We are a nation of unrivaled strength because we are diverse. No act of violence can undermine who we are.”

Caughman lived in transitional housing on W. 36th St., sources said.

Jackson bolted to a nearby McDonald’s to clean himself up, officials said.

The next day, he went to the main branch of the New York Public Library on Fifth Ave. to read about his actions online.

Early Wednesday — just over 24 hours after slaughtering Caughman — he waltzed into an NYPD Times Square substation and confessed, police said.

“I’m the person that you’re looking for,” Jackson told cops, according to Aubry.

Jackson admitted to having two knives on him and gave police the location of a nearby garbage can where he had ditched his sword, sources said.

“You need to arrest me,” he told police.

Jackson also told police that he was a member of a white supremacist group and that he detailed his racist views on his laptop computer. Police confiscated the computer and his cellphone, but were waiting late Wednesday for a search warrant to examine them.

Jackson said he initially wanted to stab a black man, then grab a cop’s gun and “shoot some people,” a police source said.

The group Jackson is affiliated with was not immediately known.

Jackson freely admitted that he killed Caughman out of a twisted rage against black men, Aubry said.

“Based on certain information it appears that this subject has been harboring these types of feelings for quite some time,” Aubry said. “It’s been over 10 years that he’s been harboring these feelings toward male blacks.”

Jackson had a particular deep-seated hatred for black men romantically involved with white women, a police source said.

“The guy opened up. He was talking freely,” the source said.

Cops charged Jackson with murder. His arraignment was pending Wednesday night.

Jackson served just over three years in the Army as a military intelligence analyst, a U.S. Armed Forces spokeswoman said.

He received a number of medals, including the Good Conduct Medal and Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, an Armed Forces spokeswoman said. He served in Afghanistan between December 2010 and November 2011, officials said.

Ashuk Dutta, who works at the front desk at the hotel where Jackson was staying, recalled the man leaving behind his luggage around noon Monday.

“I was the one who checked him out,” Dutta said.

She said Jackson didn’t cause any problems during his stay. His room was spotless.

“Wow, this is crazy,” Dutta said.

It wasn’t the first time a bloodthirsty maniac traveled to New York to execute the innocent.

In December 2014, Ismaaiyl Brinsley traveled to the city from Baltimore and assassinated Police Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos, who were in their car near Myrtle and Tompkins Aves. in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Brinsley had made anti-police statements on social media prior to the murders.

Brinsley fled police to the platform of a nearby subway station and shot himself to death.

WITH ELLEN MOYNIHAN, AIDAN MCLAUGHLIN, NANCY DILLON

[Potok]

Was NYC Racial Killing the Work of a Phineas Priest?

Was NYC Racial Killing the Work of a Phineas Priest?


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An Army veteran who traveled to New York City with the expressed intention of killing a black man reportedly also wanted to deliver a racist manifesto to The New York Times, the newspaper reported in today’s editions.

James Harris Jackson, 28, of Hampden, Maryland, surrendered to New York City police and confessed Wednesday, two days after a homeless man had a 26-inch sword plunged through his body.

Timothy Caughman, the 66-year-old victim, was a bottle collector who liked to take selfies with celebrities. He died at a hospital after stumbling two blocks for help.

Media accounts say the suspect, arrested about 24 hours after the attack, has harbored racist views at least a decade — which would include the time he served in the Army between 2009 and 2012, including a tour in Afghanistan.

The suspect claimed he is a member of a white supremacist group, according to various media accounts, but authorities have not yet provided further details or named any specific group.

Jackson has “a particular deep-seated hatred for black men romantically involved with white women,” the New York Daily News reported in today’s editions. Such hostile and violent views on interracial relationship are championed by racists following the philosophy of the Phineas Priesthood.

Authorities planned to search the suspect’s Hampden residence, 200 miles from New York City, and forensically examine his computer and cell phone to further investigate his motivation.

It may be on those electronic devices where investigators hope to find “a manifesto explaining his desire and plans that he had wanted to deliver to The New York Times,” the newspaper reported in today’s editions.

William Aubry, New York City’s assistant police chief, told reporters that Jackson was arrested on a charge of second-degree murder, but investigators plan to upgrade the charge by classifying the homicide as a hate crime.

The assistant chief said the suspect, whose security camera image had been televised, surrendered to police and volunteered, “I’m the person you’re looking for.”

Jackson told arresting officers that he chose New York City to make a statement by attacking black men because of the media attention his crime would generate. Security video seemed to corroborate the suspect’s confession, and police recovered the murder weapon, the assistant chief said.

The suspect told police he planned to grab a police officer’s gun and “shoot some people” after stabbing a black man, the newspaper reported, the Daily News reported.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called the killing an “unspeakable human tragedy” and an assault on the city’s inclusiveness and diversity.

Hates crimes have more than doubled this year in New York City, officials say.

“Now it’s our collective responsibility to speak clearly and forcefully in the face of intolerance and violence — here or across the country,” the city’s mayor said.

“We are a safe city because we are inclusive,” de Blasio said in response to the attack. “We are a nation of unrivaled strength because we are diverse. No act of violence can undermine who we are.”