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   From: bksperman@outlook.com   
      
   The punk had it coming.   
      
   A man in North Carolina was arrested and charged with murder   
   Monday after he allegedly ran over a 16-year-old who took his   
   cellphone.   
      
   David Wendell Dixon, 27, ran over and killed 16-year-old   
   Monterio Devon Whitehead after the teen tried to run off with   
   Dixon’s cellphone, the Fuquay-Varina Police said in a statement   
   online.   
      
   The incident, which occurred around 2 a.m. Monday, the police   
   department said, started when Whitehead approached Dixon, who   
   was in his car in a Walmart parking lot. At the time, Whitehead   
   was accompanied by two other males, whom police have not yet   
   identified.   
      
   Whitehead asked Dixon if he could use his cellphone, to which   
   Dixon said yes, according to police. During the exchange,   
   however, the teen took Dixon’s phone and attempted to run away.   
      
   That’s when Dixon took off, chasing Whitehead through the   
   Walmart parking lot, then to a nearby Home Depot parking lot. He   
   then drove over a curb, which separated the Home Depot parking   
   lot from a homeowner’s property. As he drove through a tree line   
   and down a hill, Dixon “struck and ran over” the 16-year-old,   
   police said.   
      
   A resident called police, who later found Whitehead’s body in a   
   resident’s driveway. Dixon was at the scene when they arrived,   
   the Fuquay-Varina Police Department said.   
      
   Dixon was taken into custody and charged with murder, according   
   to his jail record. He is held without bond at the Wake County   
   Detention Facility.   
      
   Police are still investigating the incident.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2018/05/15/man-charged-with-murder-after-   
   running-over-teen-cell-phone-thief-police/   
      
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