{"id":7606,"date":"2009-12-27T19:55:09","date_gmt":"2009-12-28T03:55:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bradblog.com\/?p=7606"},"modified":"2009-12-28T13:16:51","modified_gmt":"2009-12-28T21:16:51","slug":"republican-nazi-apprehended-in-houston-killing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bradblog.com\/?p=7606","title":{"rendered":"Republican Nazi Apprehended in Houston Killing"},"content":{"rendered":"

From Saturday’s Houston Chronicle<\/i><\/a> [emphasis added<\/i>]…<\/p>\n

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Police are searching for a man they suspect is responsible for fatally shooting a convenience store owner during a robbery in Liberty County Friday night.<\/p>\n

Officers were called about 10:10 p.m. to the Ridgewood Grocery store in the 4300 block of North Main near Texas 146 after a customer found the store’s owner in a pool of blood behind the counter, said Liberty Police Department spokesman Hugh Bishop.<\/p>\n

From surveillance video, investigators learned that the store’s owner, 50-year-old Naushad Virani, was fatally shot in the head during a robbery.<\/p>\n

The suspect was identified by police as Stevie R. Walder Jr., 31, who also goes by “Bubba.”\u009d<\/p>\n

Bishop said Walder, who has a lengthy criminal history in Liberty County, is believed to be a member of a white supremacist group.<\/p>\n

Walder is described as 6 feet 2, about 250 pounds, with a shaved head.<\/p>\n

He has many tattoos, including a skull on the left side of his neck, a Nazi SS symbol on the right side of his neck<\/strong> and tear drop under his right eye.<\/p>\n

He is known to drive a green Chevy truck with Texas plate AB1-7183. He also drives a 1998 dark green Dodge pickup with an extended cab, Texas plate 92L-RW3, and has a Republican Party sticker on the back window<\/b>.<\/p>\n

Anyone with information about this case or Walder’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Liberty Police Department at 936-336-5666.<\/p>\n

No further information was immediately available.<\/p><\/div>\n

So more violence by rightwingers who associate themselves with today’s Republican Party, even as the media spends most of their time frightening viewers about Nigerians<\/a> with explosives in their pants and ill-timed cases of diarrhea.<\/p>\n

“Bubba” was apprehended by law enforcement this afternoon, who say they “believe robbery was the motive,” though they add that they are “trying to determine if the shooting was a hate crime”. But here’s how Houston’s<\/strike> Beaumont’s CBS affiliate, KFDM reported<\/a> the apprehension:<\/p>\n

The Tyler County Sheriff told KFDM News a man who has ties to a white supremacist group and faces charges of capital murder in the Christmas night shooting death of a Liberty store owner has admitted to the crime and told a deputy he gave up and decided not to shoot when he was surrounded because the arresting officers were white.
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\n“He told my deputy, ‘I saw you behind me. I loaded my clip. When I saw that all of you were white I decided to give up and not fight.’ He admitted to my deputy that he shot the store owner.”<\/div>\n

So we don’t yet know if this particular Republican Nazi instigated a plain old robbery that went horribly wrong, or if the victim’s ethnicity — ya know, we hear quite a bit on Fox “News” that those immigrants and A-rabs are waging a take-over of America after all — came into play. So where are the Republican Terror Warriors on these matters? And why aren’t they calling for an immediate crack down?<\/p>\n

Oh, yeah, they’re too busy being personally offended, for some reason, by Department of Homeland Security reports identifying a rise in Rightwing extremism<\/a> and the threat it poses, such as “a perceived lack of government action on illegal immigration [which] has the potential to incite individuals or small groups toward violence. If such violence were to occur, it likely would be isolated, small-scale, and directed at specific immigration-related targets.<\/b>”<\/p>\n

Rightwing whack jobs like Michelle Mulkin, of course, derided that DHS report<\/a> as a “hit job on conservatives”, as did RedState.org’s Moe Lane<\/a> and the rest of the usual wingnut suspects who thought it necessary to defend their extremist brethren.<\/p>\n

Of course, in the face of such mighty blowback — even though the DHS report was initiated by the Bush Administration — the pathetic Democrats found little choice but to cower in fear, apologize and retract the report<\/a>. They didn’t bother retracting the (Bush Administration’s) previous report on “Left-Wing Extremism<\/b>: The Current Threat” of course, because, well, Malkin, Drudge, Fox and the rest didn’t bother issuing a complaint about that one for some reason.<\/p>\n

As we noted on Christmas Eve<\/a>, following an eight-hour hostage stand-off in Virginia, when another rightwinger, certain the federal government wanted to take his guns away, luckily released all of his hostages unharmed…<\/p>\n

Not so lucky, however, were the 3 cops killed by Richard Paplowski<\/a>, who was led to believe Obama would be taking away his guns; the 2 killed and 7 injured by Jim David Adkisson<\/a> at a Knoxville, TN, church shooting because he “wanted to kill…every Democrat in the Senate & House, the 100 people in [regular Bill O’Reilly guest] Bernard Goldberg’s book” of 100 People Who Are Screwing Up America (And Al Franken is #37)<\/i>; and Dr. George Tiller, who was shot in the head in church after Bill O’Reilly spent some 29 episodes<\/a> of his top-rated “news” program describing him as “Tiller the Baby Killer” and someone who would “kill your baby for any reason.”<\/p>\n

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Velvet Revolution’s “Stop Domestic Terror” campaign is here<\/a>, if you’d like to sign on in support of pushing back at the irresponsible incitement of violence by the media across our government-subsidized media outlets. [DISCLOSURE: The BRAD BLOG<\/a> is a co-founder of VR.<\/i>]<\/div>\n

CORRECTION: We originally identified KFDM as Houston’s CBS affiliate. They are, in fact, the network’s affiliate based in Beaumont, TX. We regret. the error.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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