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A mob of 20 kids beat a man to brain death
Kids beat man to brain death, police say
Nearly 20 suspected of taking part, one just 10 years old
by Leah Thorsen
A mob of nearly 20 kids beat a man brain dead Sunday night after he confronted them for throwing an egg at him and punched one teen in the mouth, police said.
Three suspects, 10 (sic!!!!), 13 and 14 years old, were in custody Monday, police said. The victim, Charlie Young Jr., 36, remained on life support.
Police said the group chased Young onto the porch of a house at 2021 N. 21st Lane and used bats, shovels and boards to pummel him in an attack that left blood splattered floor to ceiling.
At one point, Young forced his way into the lower unit in a desperate bid for safety, the landlord said, but the kids dragged him back outside, where the beating continued until police responded to a neighbor's 911 call.
The severity of the attack demonstrated an escalating problem that plagued the area near Johnsons Park all summer, shaken neighbors say: out-of-control teenagers who roam the streets intimidating residents.
Incidents of mob violence are "tragic, unexplainable events" and extremely rare, said Stan Stojkovic, associate dean of criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Stojkovic said such incidents are kicked off by a precipitating event, likely in this case when, police say, Young struck a 14-year-old boy in the mouth.
"The dynamic just unraveled and there was no control," Stojkovic said. "It's not something the criminal justice system really can predict."
Several details of the attack remained unknown Monday night, such as why Young was in the area so far from his home in the 5600 block of N. 72nd St., if the kids knew him or where the confrontation began. It also is unknown what charges the boys in custody will face, although they could be charged as soon as today. Police continued to search Monday for as many as 18 other juveniles involved in the assault.
The viciousness of the beating was evident Monday by the blood splattered on the floor, walls and even the 9-foot porch ceiling at 2021 N. 21st Lane. A pile of latex gloves lay at the base of the steps and the footprints of emergency workers and police who had to walk through puddles of blood to secure the scene Sunday night were visible.
A window was jarred out of its sill and a doorknob was broken, apparently as the mob pulled Young out to continue the beating.
Police say the attack occurred around 10:30 p.m. Sunday after Young chased a small group after the egg was thrown. He caught a 14-year-old boy and punched him in the mouth, knocking out a tooth, police said.
The juveniles quickly assembled a larger group of 18 or 20 kids ranging in age from 10 to 18 and chased Young to the porch. Police say the mob then beat the man with shovels, boards, sticks and bats.
Gerard Johnson, who said he owns the duplex where the beating occurred, came by the area around 2:30 a.m. Monday making a nightly check when he discovered broken crates and discarded bats strewn on the ground.
Johnson said tenants told him Young eventually was thrown off the porch onto the street in front of the duplex.
A man and woman and a teenage boy live in the lower unit of the duplex, the door Young tried to enter, Johnson said. The upper unit is inhabited by three adults and an infant, he said. He would not name the tenants, and no one answered the doors throughout the day.
"In this neighborhood we have roaming teenage bands of kids - and we're talking about very young kids - out at that time causing trouble," Johnson said, adding that he does not live in the immediate area.
He said police have been called multiple times, but by the time squad cars arrive the kids are gone.
"They don't go to school, they don't do anything," he said. "They hang out."
Neighbors said Monday that crime in the area is all too common and that they were afraid for their safety to talk on the record about what might have gone on Sunday night.
One woman did say about 20 teenage boys had been gathering in the neighborhood since 8 p.m. Sunday and acting "hyped."
"Something was in the air, for real," she said.
She said the boys hovered on the corner of 21st Lane and Brown St., already carrying crates, poles and baseball bats.
The boys were still out around midnight Sunday on the corner of 23rd St. and Brown St. while police secured the area and gathered evidence, said a 29-year-old man who also wouldn't give his name. The man was walking at that time with an 18-year-old male friend, whom the boys started taunting to fight, he said.
"They don't know what they're getting themselves into."
from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Folks, what do you do with a 10-year-old murderer?
Kids beat man to brain death, police say
Nearly 20 suspected of taking part, one just 10 years old
by Leah Thorsen
A mob of nearly 20 kids beat a man brain dead Sunday night after he confronted them for throwing an egg at him and punched one teen in the mouth, police said.
Three suspects, 10 (sic!!!!), 13 and 14 years old, were in custody Monday, police said. The victim, Charlie Young Jr., 36, remained on life support.
Police said the group chased Young onto the porch of a house at 2021 N. 21st Lane and used bats, shovels and boards to pummel him in an attack that left blood splattered floor to ceiling.
At one point, Young forced his way into the lower unit in a desperate bid for safety, the landlord said, but the kids dragged him back outside, where the beating continued until police responded to a neighbor's 911 call.
The severity of the attack demonstrated an escalating problem that plagued the area near Johnsons Park all summer, shaken neighbors say: out-of-control teenagers who roam the streets intimidating residents.
Incidents of mob violence are "tragic, unexplainable events" and extremely rare, said Stan Stojkovic, associate dean of criminal justice at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Stojkovic said such incidents are kicked off by a precipitating event, likely in this case when, police say, Young struck a 14-year-old boy in the mouth.
"The dynamic just unraveled and there was no control," Stojkovic said. "It's not something the criminal justice system really can predict."
Several details of the attack remained unknown Monday night, such as why Young was in the area so far from his home in the 5600 block of N. 72nd St., if the kids knew him or where the confrontation began. It also is unknown what charges the boys in custody will face, although they could be charged as soon as today. Police continued to search Monday for as many as 18 other juveniles involved in the assault.
The viciousness of the beating was evident Monday by the blood splattered on the floor, walls and even the 9-foot porch ceiling at 2021 N. 21st Lane. A pile of latex gloves lay at the base of the steps and the footprints of emergency workers and police who had to walk through puddles of blood to secure the scene Sunday night were visible.
A window was jarred out of its sill and a doorknob was broken, apparently as the mob pulled Young out to continue the beating.
Police say the attack occurred around 10:30 p.m. Sunday after Young chased a small group after the egg was thrown. He caught a 14-year-old boy and punched him in the mouth, knocking out a tooth, police said.
The juveniles quickly assembled a larger group of 18 or 20 kids ranging in age from 10 to 18 and chased Young to the porch. Police say the mob then beat the man with shovels, boards, sticks and bats.
Gerard Johnson, who said he owns the duplex where the beating occurred, came by the area around 2:30 a.m. Monday making a nightly check when he discovered broken crates and discarded bats strewn on the ground.
Johnson said tenants told him Young eventually was thrown off the porch onto the street in front of the duplex.
A man and woman and a teenage boy live in the lower unit of the duplex, the door Young tried to enter, Johnson said. The upper unit is inhabited by three adults and an infant, he said. He would not name the tenants, and no one answered the doors throughout the day.
"In this neighborhood we have roaming teenage bands of kids - and we're talking about very young kids - out at that time causing trouble," Johnson said, adding that he does not live in the immediate area.
He said police have been called multiple times, but by the time squad cars arrive the kids are gone.
"They don't go to school, they don't do anything," he said. "They hang out."
Neighbors said Monday that crime in the area is all too common and that they were afraid for their safety to talk on the record about what might have gone on Sunday night.
One woman did say about 20 teenage boys had been gathering in the neighborhood since 8 p.m. Sunday and acting "hyped."
"Something was in the air, for real," she said.
She said the boys hovered on the corner of 21st Lane and Brown St., already carrying crates, poles and baseball bats.
The boys were still out around midnight Sunday on the corner of 23rd St. and Brown St. while police secured the area and gathered evidence, said a 29-year-old man who also wouldn't give his name. The man was walking at that time with an 18-year-old male friend, whom the boys started taunting to fight, he said.
"They don't know what they're getting themselves into."
from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Folks, what do you do with a 10-year-old murderer?
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