Harrison talks about two seperate news stories that highlight the need for black parents to pay close attention to who we have around our children.
Sacramento County sheriff’s investigators on Tuesday arrested a 24-year-old man suspected of using social media to lure children into performing sexual acts in an investigation that has identified over 80 victims throughout the United States. Demetrius Carl Davis of Sacramento County was arrested on suspicion of committing a lewd or lascivious act with a child younger than 14 years old, according to Sacramento County Jail records. He was booked at the jail Tuesday, and he’s scheduled to appear Thursday in Sacramento Superior Court for his arraignment.
Bond has been set for the man accused of shooting his 16-year-old step-daughter to death Friday morning in their Humble-area home. Van Brisbon, 60, waived his court appearance overnight as a judge set his bond at $1 million on a murder charge. Lauren Juma was a sophomore at Nimitz High School and had recently joined the cheer squad, family members said. Before the shooting, Juma's mother, Laurie Young, reached out to her sister and police when she said Brisbon was behaving erratically, according to details read aloud in court overnight. Before Juma's sister and officers could get into the home in the 20400 block of Canton Trace, they heard two gunshots.
