Crime & Justice

FBI arrests third suspect in videotaped Atlanta anti-gay beating

A third suspect has been arrested for the savage beaten of Brandon White in Atlanta.

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15 years ago

February 23, 2012

UVM Staff

A third suspect has been arrested for the brutal beaten of a Brandon White in Atlanta.

White was reportedly beaten more than two weeks ago by a group who video recorded the incident and then posted the footage on the internet & various blogs.

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Arrests for Brandon White’s assault

Police quickly arrested two suspects. On Thursday, FBI arrested a third suspect who was captured in Pennsylvania.

Darael Damare Williams, 17, surrendered to authorities in Erie, P.A. without incident, and arraigned on state fugitive from justice charges. Authorities said Williams fled to Pennsylvania to stay with family members. Williams is currently being held in Erie County Prison on a $250,000 bond waiting extradition.

Anonymous tips led to the arrest of Williams co-conspirators Christopher Cain, 19, while Dorian Moragne, 17, turned himself in to police. The trio are said to be members of the “Jack City 1029” street gang.

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