Go Fund Me Account Created For Sery Jones After Motorcycle Accident In Wisconsin

Jones was struck by vehicle while riding his motorcycle in Wisconsin, but was airlifted by Fight for Life to St. Paul over the Labor Day weekend.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 7, 2015

St. Paul, MN - On Monday, a Gofundme account was created to seek donations for Sery Jones, aka, "DaGodFather," who is a Milwaukee motorcycle riding enthusiast and a member of the Motopsychoz M.C. Jones was struck by a vehicle on Friday near Highway 29 and I-94 near Elk Mound, Wisconsin. Jones was traveling from Milwaukee to Minnesota when he was struck by the vehicle about 71.1 miles from St. Paul and due to his serious injuries, he was airlifted from the scene by Flight-for-Life to a local hospital in St. Paul. 

He has gone through surgery and is expected to have another one before being moved to Milwaukee. Jones will be transferred to a Milwaukee hospital by the weekend, according to the Gofundme account set-up by Tamara Sánchez. Sánchez confirmed that Jones had lost a leg due to the injuries sustained in the motorcycle/vehicle accident.

Jones was previously involved in a motorcycle accident in 2004 when a woman driver in a hit-and-run struck his motorcycle from behind.

Sery Jones Gofundme link at: http://www.gofundme.com/gq3kvqa4

Several Motorcycle Accidents Reported, One Fatal Over The Weekend

An affiliate or supporter of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club crashed in the northwest side of the City and a second unreleated motorcycle accident involved a 26-year-old man who died on early Friday.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 6, 2015
(Updated)

Milwaukee, WI - On Saturday, Milwaukee police responded to a motorcycle accident around 9:00 p.m. at W. Fond du Lac Ave. and W. Mill Road where a motorcycle rider lost control and crashed into the crub. According to police,  the motorcycle rider driving a Black Harley-Davidson was wearing an Outlaws Milwaukee Motorcycle Club t-shirt that read "Support your local Outlaws."
The biker suffered a broken arm, elbow and broke one of his legs in two places, skull fractures and road rash in his body. The biker is expected to survive and will have several more surgeries, according to family members.

One Facebook comment described the injuries of the caucasian biker as, "Man ...He was f__ked up...His leg was mangled..Lumps all over his head and bones sticking out of his arms.."

"The driver of the motorcycle hit the curb and suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries and was treated at a local hospital," stated Milwaukee Police Sergeant Timothy Gauerke from the Milwaukee Police Department Chief of Police Office. He was identified as Anthony Bellanti Jr.
Bellanti was riding in the rear of a dozen riding pack of bikers, according to witnesses at the scene. The riding pack of riders kept on going and didn't notice the biker that crashed. Police continue to investigate the accident.

On Friday, police reported that a 26-year-old man riding a 1996 Suzuki around 2:25 a.m. apparently ran a traffic stop light and struck a 2004 Cadillac Escalate. The biker identified as Quintell "Q" Mo Bounce Noblin was heading southbound on N. 60th St. and struck the Escalate, which was heading eastbound on W. Capitol Drive.

Q Mo Bounce Noblin was taken to a local hospital where he later died. The 46-year-old woman driving the Escalate was not injured, according to police.

Q Mo Bounce Noblin rode with the Mo Bounce Motorcycle Sports Club, at least 5 of its members including the club president have lost their lives in tragic accidents in the last two years.

On Thursday, the annual Milwaukee Bike Rally 2015 began and ends on Monday. The motorcycle bike rally draws thousands of bikers and motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world to the City for the four day festivities at local participating Harley-Davidson dealerships and at the Harley-Davidson Museum.

Other reported motorcycle accidents in the state.

On Friday, Sery "DaGodFather" Jones was struck by a vehicle on Highway 29 and 1-94 near Elk Mound, Wisconsin. He was transported by Fight for Life to a local hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. He lost part of his left leg and is recovering.
In an unrelated accident, Jeremiah Armstrong was reported killed in a motorcycle accident on N. 35 Street and W. Capitol  on Tuesday.

Man Who Suffered Stroke At Sheepshead Bay Train Station Is Saved By NYC Transit Cop

NYC Transit Police Officer Qiang Shi saved the life of a 19-year-old man after suffering a heart stroke.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 5, 2015

New York City, New York - The New York Police Department (NYPD) reported that on August 15, Transit Police Officer Qiang Shi, an 11-year veteran on the department saved Rio Ferrer, 19, who had suffered a near fatal heart stroke (cardiac arrest) at the Sheepshead Bay train station platform. Ferrer's mother referred to Officer Shi as a "Guardian Angel" for saving her son. Officer Shi who was in the lower train platform area quickly went to aid Ferrer after someone notified him of Ferrer's emergency and he was able to get Ferrer to breath again by applying CPR and giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Ferrer is expected to make a full recovery, according to doctors.

The whole incident was video cell recorded by Auystine Pérez at the train station platform. ( Video link: https://youtu.be/-86J9GxZ1NQ )

The NYPD News reported, Ferrer's mom, Dianne Ferrer, sent a letter to the NYPD's Chief of Transit and called Police Officer Shi her son's "guardian angel" and thanking him for saving him. They met with Police Officer Shi last Tuesday to personally thank him.

"I was speechless. I cried, and cried. I hugged him and I was hugging him for the next half hour," said Ms. Ferrer. "There were no words to express my gratitude."

Ferrer's mother on September 2 sent a letter to NYPD Transit Chief Joe Fox, she wrote, "On August 15th, 2015, I experienced a mother's nightmare. At approximately 1:00 pm while waiting for a train at the MTA Sheepshead Bay station in Brooklyn (B & Q lines), my nineteen (19) year old son Rio Ferrer collapsed onto the train platform and went into cardiac arrest. As he lied on the train platform his heart stopped beating and he stopped breathing. People on the platform called 911 and ran downstairs from the elevated platform to seek assistance. Appearing on the platform moments later is New York City Police Officer Qiang Shi shield #16871 of the NYPD Transit District 34, who I refer to now as my son's guardian angel on that day. Officer Shi quickly assessed the situation and started CPR on my son. He did so as my son lied a couple of feet from the edge of the train platform as trains pulling into the station sped by. He did so despite the area around my son's chin being covered in blood due to a gash he suffered from his fall to the train platform. Officer Shi was calm, cool, and collected as he performed CPR, radioed for an ambulance, and kept the area around my son clear on that extremely hot August afternoon so my son could breath air once he was revived. When my son started breathing again Officer Shi spoke with him letting him know he was not alone and encouraged him not to go to sleep as they waited for medical assistance.

"Police Officer Shi reacted quickly minimizing the time my son's brain was without oxygen. Because of his actions my son did not suffer permanent brain damage. He does suffer from memory loss, which will hopefully come back in time. He is still hospitalized but recovering everyday. He has a second chance at life thanks to the heroic actions of New York City Police Officer Qiang Shi who was equipped with CPR training, compassion, and professionalism.
"Police Officer Shi is a true hero and an excellent example of a New York City Police Officer. I am sharing my story with hope that the New York City Police Department recognizes him for his heroic actions. I would greatly appreciate the department arranging a meeting where I can meet Police Officer Qiang Shi and thank him in person for his heroic actions and for saving my son's life."

Officer Shi received a badge made of Legos from Ferrer's 10-year-old brother, Conner Lawson.

30-year-old Woman Lied About Suspects Wanted For Fox Lake Police Supervisor Murder

A 30-year-old woman was charged on Wednesday with falsifying a police report to get attention.

By H. Nelson Goodson

September 3, 2015

Fox Lake, Illinois - On Wednesday, Kristin B. Kiefer, 30, of Vernon Hills was changed with two counts for disorderly conduct and falsifying a police report during a police search for three suspects wanted in connection with the homicide of Fox Lake Police Lieutenant Charles Joseph Gliniewicz. Kiefer's bond was set at $100,000 on Thursday.
On Tuesday, Fox Lake Police Lieutenant Gliniewicz, 52, aka, "G.I. Joe" was fatally shot just before 8:00 a.m. while investigating a suspicious activity involving three suspects. Lt. Gliniewicz was found mortally wounded by another officer.

Kiefer on Wednesday told police that she had car trouble in a road in Volo, Illinois and while she was in her vehicle, she spotted two men, one White and the other Afro-American who came out of a nearby corn field and attempted to get in her car. The men fled after they saw her using a cellphone, according to the police report. 

The Lake County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) says, after Kiefer's report, they deployed 85 federal and state law enforcement officers to the area including 11 K-9 dogs and three air support units to search for the suspects. Kiefer later confessed to a detective that she had lied to get attention, according to LCSO.

Kiefer was taken into custody and charged for filing a false report.

Police say, that a deer camera was found in the woods near the area where Lt. Gliniewicz was killed and are reviewing the memory chip. Another home surveillance video near the crime scene was turned over to police by a home owner and has images of the three suspects. The video of the suspects is being reviewed by the feds to identify the suspects.

Pompeyo Moguel-Bonilla Charged With Repeated Sexual Assault Of Child

34-year-old suspect is accused of having repeated sexual contact (at least three times) with a child in 2007.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 3, 2015

Sheboygan, WI - On Sunday, Pompeyo Moguel-Bonilla, 34, of Kewaskum was charged once again in Sheboygan County with one felony count for repeated sexual assault of child as a result of an October 2007 sexual assault, according to court records. His was previously charged for the same crime, but was dismissed without prejudice on August 26, after the detective in case did not show up in court. The next day, charges against Moguel-Bonilla were filed once again. Moguel-Bonilla's cash bond was set at $50,000.

Moguel-Bonilla is facing up to 60 years in prison, if convicted. He will have a preliminary hearing on the sexual assault case on September 9.

ISIS Burns Alive Four Men Accused Of Spying For The Iraqi Shia Resistance Forces

Four men have been burned alive by ISIS in Anbar Province graphic video released.

By H. Nelson Goodson

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 2, 2015

Anbar Province, Iraq - This week, a graphic video was released by ISIS in Iraq showing four men accused of being spies for the Iraqi Shia militant forces. The men were strong up by their arms and feet, then burned alive for revenge.

Before being burned alive, the men were forced to watch another video showing Shia militia leader Abu Azrael torturing and burning alive in an open pit a Sunni fighter accused of having an allegiance with ISIS.

The Shia militants since 2003 have been committing atrocities as ISIS and receive support from Iran and are employed by the Iraqi government, the pamelgeller dot com reported and posted the graphic video.

ISIS is known to execute children and people in cold blood, have dismembered and burn them alive.

Caution: Graphic video of four men being burned alive at following link: http://ow.ly/RISC1

Peeping Tiolet Section At AMC Mayfair 18 Cinema?

AMC Mayfair 18 Mall Cinema Has Tiolet Peeping Section

By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

September 2, 2015

Wauwatosa, WI - On Tuesday, I had a real surprised when visiting the men's bathroom especially trying to use one of the tiolet stalls for relaxing and discharging the extra weight. While noticing, it has a built in border wall to separate the tiolet stalls, one can see beyond one stall to the other. I wondered what Trump or Walker and the other GOP fellas running for the Republican Party nomination for President would say on the wide open view border issue?
A lack of bathroom/tiolet stall privacy in the area near theatre screen 18 exists today, no doubt and in some cities, it might be considered an illegal peeping section for some. Who wants to see your neighbor taking a crab or in their private smelly moment? Not me!