Man admits to molesting more than 100 victims over the years

LYNNWOOD, Wash. — Police here have arrested a man accused of rubbing himself against two girls in a swimming pool over the weekend, and they believe there may be more than 100 additional victims. (I wonder how many times this nigger shot his load into that pool jacking off to little kids.  I think public pools were one of the facilities they should have kept segregated.  Having to share the same body of water with nigs makes me sick.)

On Sunday, Daquan Mitchell , 40, of Lynnwood, was arrested and booked into jail for investigation of first-degree and second-degree child molestation. (Hmmm, even though the media covers up his race, I would say there’s a 99.99% chance we can all guess correctly.)

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The woman told detectives the girls came over and said “a man had flipped them around in the pool and had rubbed his “Pee Pee” against them two or three times,” according to the statement of probable cause.  (If you watch TV a lot you’re probably under the assumption that only white people do sick shit like this.)

The woman confronted the man, who ran out of the pool, out into the parking lot and into his car. The mother gave chase, yelling at bystanders to write down his license plate number, which was only partially recorded.

The center employees told police the man had paid with a credit card. Using the transaction information, officers identified the man as Daquan Mitchell.

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The man admitted to having engaged in such behavior for years and “estimated he had at least 100 victims,” the statement said. He added many of his victims “probably thought it was innocent touching that occurred as he passed by them.”

Newark 4 year old passes out cocaine at daycare thinking it was candy

NEWARK — Shaheed Wright feared police were closing in on him, authorities say, so he hid his bags of cocaine in his son’s jacket pockets, telling the child that it was candy.

And when the boy arrived at his daycare center in Newark on Friday morning, he did what any other 4 year old might: The boy handed the white powder out to his friends.

One girl ate it.

She was rushed to Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark along with Wright’s son and two other boys from the day care suspected of eating cocaine. They all turned out to be fine and were released to their parents, according to Todd McClendon, a spokesman for Newark Police.

Wright, meanwhile, was arrested Friday afternoon in the hallway of his apartment building on South Munn Avenue in East Orange. The 25-year-old man is accused of endangering the welfare of a child, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and other charges, including employing a juvenile in a narcotics scheme.

He emerged shackled yesterday from Newark Police Headquarters, his hair in long dreadlocks, his face downcast. When asked if he wanted to say anything to the parents of the other children, he looked up for a moment.

“I apologize deeply,” Wright said.

He is being held on $400,000 bail and scheduled to be arraigned Monday morning in Superior Court in Essex County.

The children were identified only as a girl and three boys, all 4-years old.

A teacher at Clinton Avenue Daycare Center first noticed the girl had something odd in her mouth at about 9:30 a.m. Friday, police said. The teacher looked closer and noticed a small plastic bag filled with the white powder.

Then, she called an ambulance.

It turned out only the girl actually swallowed the cocaine, McClendon said.

The center, a three-story townhouse near Lincoln Park, was closed yesterday. Attempts to reach the owner were unsuccessful.

Authorities suspect Wright shoved the cocaine into his son’s pockets following a “near brush” with police. McClendon said he was unable to elaborate on when or where the encounter occurred.

But when they searched the boys’ pockets, police found multiple bags of cocaine, McClendon said.

The Division of Youth and Family Services plans to conduct a separate investigation into the incident, McClendon said. A spokeswoman for the agency said state law did not allow her to comment on the status of the investigation.