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Thursday, August 1, 2019

JOHNNIE KENNETH REGISTER PAROLE ELIGIBILITY 02 / 18 / 2022. One Sick - O.


JOHNNIE KENNETH REGISTER  he Raped and Murdered Crystal Todd. Brutal rape and murder. He should never see the light of day. 





'It frightening to think that someone who did what he did to Crystal Todd, the brutality he inflicted on her, it's just frightening to think of him ever being released from prison. He can wear a monitor; but if he is alone with a girl/woman, he could do the same thing he did to Crystal. It was bad enough that he brutally took the life of the only child Bonnie Todd had. Bonnie was a widow and Crystal was Bonnie's only immediate family. It's just bad enough that Bonnie Todd has to live the rest of life, not only missing her daughter, but living the nightmare of the way he took her life ... if that is not bad enough ... she has to live with the trauma and fear of him being released from prison. That has got to be sheer torture for her to live everyday in fear of the day he becomes released. Where is the justice for the Crystal, and for her mother?'


WE DON'T THINK HE WILL EVER GET OUT OF PRISON. ONE SICK SOB.

HE LIKE ALL OTHER MURDERERS SHOULD BE BEHIND BARS FOREVER.

THERE ARE PLENTY MORE THAT NEED TO BE IN PRISON ALSO.

WHO HAVE BRUTALLY RAPED AND OR KILLED SOMEONE.

HORRY CO., GEORGETOWN AND McCLELLANVILLE ARE FULL OF

RAPIST AND KILLERS LIKE JOHNNIE REGISTER.


IF THE POLICE OR FBI DON'T GET THEM  - GOD WILL INDEED ..


13 Indicted after Investigation into Cocaine Trafficking Organization Operating in the Lowcountry. Charleston, SC



CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Authorities say thirteen people have been indicted following an investigation into a multi-county cocaine trafficking organization that was largely operated in the Lowcountry.
Officials with the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office say the State Grand Jury returned indictments alleging a conspiracy to traffic cocaine dating back to January 2011, and a conspiracy to traffic crack cocaine dating back to January 2015.

According to authorities, the case resulted in the seizure of significant quantities of cocaine and crack cocaine through search warrants and controlled purchases.
In addition, the jury also indicted for various other offenses related to trafficking of cocaine and crack, including distribution of cocaine, distribution of crack, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, and unlawful conduct towards a child.
The defendants and their charges are listed below:
* David D’Angelo Alson (A/K/A “Dirty Dave”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)


*Uriah Ben Christopher Deas (A/K/A “Rya”):
Trafficking Cocaine 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)

*Bernard Aaron Green (A/K/A “Double O”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine, 100-200 Grams
Trafficking Cocaine, 28-100 Grams

Trafficking Cocaine, 28-100 Grams
Trafficking Cocaine, 200-400 Grams
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 28-100 Grams
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100-200 Grams
Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Violent Crime (2 Counts)


*Donnell Antoine Rouse (A/K/A “BG”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Possession of Cocaine
Possession of a Schedule I-V Controlled Substance
Distribution of Cocaine (3 Counts)

*Kurtis Coleman (A/K/A “Lil Kurt”):

Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)

*Deontia T. Satterfield (A/K/A “D”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine, 10-28 Grams
Distribution of CocaineTrafficking Cocaine, 10-28 Grams

*Leroy Bob Capers (A/K/A “Cape”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Distribution of Cocaine (6 Counts)

*Bryan Christopher Bess (A/K/A “Bunbee”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)

Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Distribution of Cocaine
Distribution of Cocaine Base (Crack)
Trafficking Cocaine, 10-28 Grams

*Justin Caleb Pruitt (A/K/A “Freeway Jay LaPee”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine, 28-100 Grams


*Blayzes Doyle (A/K/A “Blaze”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Failure to Stop for a Blue Light
Possession of a Schedule I-V Controlled Substance

*Jamaal Raynard Johnson (A/K/A “Scrappy”):
Trafficking Cocaine, 400 Grams or More (Conspiracy)

Trafficking Cocaine Base (Crack), 100 – 200 Grams (Conspiracy)
Trafficking Cocaine, 10-28 Grams
Trafficking Cocaine, 28-100 Grams

*Nancy Edwards:
Unlawful Conduct Toward a Child

*Shaunette Nicole Edwards:
Unlawful Conduct Toward a Child

According to authorities the following defendants are still at large:
David D’Angelo Alson (A/K/A “Dirty Dave”)
Donnell Antoine Rouse (A/K/A “BG”)
Deontia T. Satterfield (A/K/A “D”)
Justin Caleb Pruitt (A/K/A “Freeway Jay LaPee”)
Jamaal Raynard Johnson (A/K/A “Scrappy”)
Bond Hearings took place in Berkeley County on July 12 regarding:

Uriah Ben Christopher Deas (A/K/A “Rya”)
Kurtis Coleman (A/K/A “Lil Kurt”)
Leroy Bob Capers (A/K/A “Cape”)
Bryan Christopher Bess (A/K/A “Bunbee”)
Blayzes Doyle (A/K/A “Blaze”)
Shaunette Nicole Edwards
Nancy Edwards



A bond hearing for Bernard Aaron Green will take place at a date to be determined.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the defendants yet to be apprehended should contact the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
The case was investigated by the South Carolina State Grand Jury with a partnership of the Attorney General’s State Grand Jury Section, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, the Mount Pleasant Police Department, Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office, and the North Charleston Police Department. The cases will be prosecuted by Senior Assistant Attorney General Joshua Underwood and State Grand Jury Section Chief Attorney S. Creighton Waters.
Attorney General Wilson thanked all the investigative agencies involved and cited this case as a great example of inter-agency cooperation.
Wilson stressed that all defendants are presumed innocent unless and until they are proven guilty in account of law.  

Why didn't Da'shaun Taylor call the Police when he says he heard 2 dudes fighting over Missing Brittanee Drexel Cell Phone ?? That's another Crime, "Accessory after the Fact" or "Aiding and Abetting."


UPDATED :


Why didn't Da'shaun Taylor call the Police when he says he

heard 2 dudes fighting over Missing Brittanee Drexel Cell Phone ?? 


That's another Crime. "Accessory after the Fact." -

"Aiding and Abetting." 


Kidnapping, Rape, Murder, Missing Person, 

Withholding Information,  ect.  


If you know of or suspect someone of a Serious Crime 

you must report it. 


Then Da'shaun Taylor Fails the Polygraph Test. 

When the FBI tell him he isn't being truthful because 

the Polygraph says he lying, He gets all Pissed Off just 

in time to stop all Questioning  !!??   


Why he get mad if he Innocent ? 




                     Tevie Geathers left, Da'Shaun Taylor middle, Joshua Taylor right




Failure to Report Laws   ( FELONY ) 

In most states failure to report isn't illegal, but a small minority of states have enacted laws punishing individuals who fail to report certain types of crimes to the authorities. Under Texas law, for example, you can be charged with a Class A misdemeanor for failing to report an offense that resulted in serious bodily injury or death. In Ohio, on the other hand, it's illegal to knowingly fail to report a felony.

Take a look at your state's penal code or consult with an attorney to determine whether your state has a failure to report law.

Accessory After the Fact

While merely failing to report a crime is one thing, helping to conceal a crime is another. A person can generally be charged with accessory after the fact, or aiding and abetting, if he or she wasn't actually present during the commission of a crime, but took actions to conceal the crime or help the perpetrators avoid capture.

For example, hiding a weapon that was used in a robbery will probably make you an accessory after the fact under the laws of most states, even if you took no part in the actual robbery. These incidents of failure to report a crime can have serious consequences. Depending on the severity of the underlying crime, aiding and abetting can be either a misdemeanor or a felony in most states.