| Texas man on the run after he was linked to multiple rapes. This guy was a former neighborhood watch captain. |
NO, it's not George Zimmerman.
But the good folks over at Raw Story have a story of a Texas man who done something that has the neighbors talking. He's being accused of being a serial rapist in his town. This individual is Black person so obviously this would be the talk over at That Guy Who Throw Shit On The Wall's website.
He's on the run and is considered a danger to the community. He will likely be caught by the next posting.
For one thing, it's not a White person or Hispanic person. It's a Black person. In the minds of White extremists, the Black male is a "natural born criminal". So nothing new to them, just another NIGGER raping them White women according to them.
Rape is a Class 1 Felony and it's a violent crime. The victims suffered traumatic injuries and a lifetime of guilt and self loathing of each incident by the perpetrator. For every six minutes a woman (or girl) is raped. It could be a family member, a stranger or a figure someone looked up to.
Understand this: RAPE IS RAPE.
There's nothing funny about it!
This individual did it in the state of Texas. It could be possible that he may get the gas chamber if he was infected with a sexually transmitted disease. But it's likely it's life in the iron college if this individual is convicted.
Could this be one of George Zimmerman's good buddies?
A Texas neighborhood watch captain has been named as the leading suspect in string of rapes in the Dallas area.
Dallas police announced on Sunday that DNA evidence had linked 38-year-old Van Dralan Dixson to at least one of nine sexual assaults in South Dallas. Authorities were waiting on test results to confirm the link to other cases.
KTVT reported that Dixson had been head of the Mill City Community Association crime watch from January until these allegations surfaced.
“I wouldn’t have thought it was him,” one neighbor told the station. “It’s scary to live that close to someone that’s doing that.”
“It was very scary, it still is, until they catch him,” she added.
Police said that Dixson had left his children in the care of family members and was believed to be on the run.
“Dallas Police detectives have no information that leads to the belief that suspect Dixson is on the run with his children,” a statement from police said.
A reward for information leading to his arrest and indictment was set at $15,000. Police described him as a 5 foot, 7 inch black male, weighing about 185 pounds.