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१ 4। Sunday, April 23, 1989 DAILY NEWS HORROR IN CENTRAL PARK Kids' song makes few hearts sing thumb out of my mouth." The story, like all trage- dies, has a beginning, middle and end. Kids gathered on a warm, moonlit evening, filled watched their son being with the wanton power of youth. They are not special wearing a white sweat- because they rushed into a park 30 strong. What makes them important is their weak- ness, the strength they gath- tion Guardians. Dare to be ered while losing center. We black." The shirt is ali the saw the same ignorant frenzy MCALARY FROM P. 3 their son suffieiently scared. Early yesterday, they marched off to jail. He was shirtwith red and black let- tering. The shirt, given to him by his parents, read: "Correc- BILL LAFORCE J. DAILY NEWS YOUNG SUSPECTS: Clarence Thomas, 14, (left) and Steve Lopez, 15, in photo above, are taken from 24th Precinct to central booking at Police Headquarters after arrest in the Central Park assault. At right, 17. vear-old Michael Briscoe is led away by a cop. help that Robinson's parents can afford him now. in Howard Beach. It's funny what the kids re- Robinson's mother got the membered. They recalled, for example, seeing a police van at around 9 p.m. and of being scared. They hit the ground confess to robbery and then like commandos, they said, stood up. The kid also stood burying their faces in the dirt until the danger passed. Frightened, they split up into smaller groups of 10 or so. tective's sedan about 3:30 The ferocity of the attacks in- creased until they found a woman running alone. They left her with her legs in a puddle, the water sapping chance to facé her son in an interview room early yester- day. She listened to her son up. Then the mother took a wild punch at the kid. Robinson was led to a de- yesterday morning, his head held high, a curse on his lips. "Ain't about nothing," Rob- inson muttered. Like three of the other sus- pects, Kharey Wise, 16, lives at the Schomburg Plaza on E. 110th St. off Frawley Circle. He is a very stylish fellow with a fade haireut dyed a reddish blond. He was wear- ing a leather medallion with two crossed silver rifles when MORMAN Y. LONO DAILY NEWS Rape a laughing matter her body heat. Robinson Junior High in the rape - Richardson, School, was the one Santana, Lopez and Thomas scratched by the rape victim. - also were charged with at- "I know he had seratches tacking a 40-year-old male on his face, and mud, but I jogger with a pipe in the park still can't see it," neighbor that night. A ninth youth, Jer- Lamont Radcliffe said of maine Robinson, 15, of E. In due course, the suspects gave each other up, one con- fession leading to another. As each new name was men- tioned, a new set of detec- tives was dispatched to bring in another suspect. The kids gathered in the back of the the police arrested him. Wise cell, growing strong again in JOGGER FROM PAGE 3 arraignment on attempted murder, rape and assault charges in the attack, which culminated a rampage in which nearly three dozen Richardson. "If anything, 116th St., was charged with youths roamed Central Park "wilding" - randomly attack- ing anyone they found. "It was something to do. It was fun," one of the boys said of the rampage in his state- though McCray and Richard- must be sentenced as juve- ment to police, according to the source. is one of the few suspects old numbers. these kids were victims of eir- assaulting and robbing a eumstance." McCray's aunt, Theresa charged in the rape. Sapp, said, "I don't believe he did it." She said that al- enough to have a steady girl- "S'up?" the suspeet friend. The girl was sitting McCray asked each newcom- with detectives, sucking her er, using the street form of the question "What's up?" The cops looked hard at them and the kids laughed. one not daring to show weak- ness in front of another. This is why they wound up in such homeless man. He was not The suspects will be tried as adults, but those under 16 son reportedly reenacted the niles if convicted. A juvenile, attack for police, she be- convicted of rape or attempt- lieved he was "describing ed murder would face a max- what he's seen. It's not that imum of 3% to 10 years, com- he took part in it." Four of the teens charged adult. thumb in the squad room. "How old are you?" a cop asked. "Seventeen." "And you still suck your thumb?" The eight suspects arrested in the rape were identified as Antron McCray, 15, of W. 111th St.; Michael Briseoe, 17. of Madison Ave.; Ray- mond Santana, 14, of E. 119th St: Clarence Thomas, 14, of W. 112th St., and Yusef Sa- laam, 15; Kevin Richardson, 14; Kharey Wise, 16, and Steve Lopez, 15, all of the Schomburg Plaza Houses on Fifth Ave. "Uh-huh. Wise don't like it trouble. Each suspected rap- none. He always pulling the ist posed for a color Polaroid snapshot. The poses are un- repentant, the stares hard pared to 8% to 25 for an and unrelenting. Eventually, between the jokes and singing, a demand was made. "Yo," McCray had an- nounced. "I'm hungry. Neighbors shocked Neighbors of the suspects from Schomburg Plaza ex- pressed shock at the arrests. "These are all nice kids," said Gina Smith, a member of the residents' council. "Kevin is a nice kid who can barely say hello without smiling. We don't have a lot of bad kids here." She said suspect Yusef Sa- laam is "an artist, he models. He's into music. He's into fashjon. We're ail shocked by This, at least, showed some need. The kids were given sandwiches from Blimpie's, quickly devoured. They wiped their mouths cleanly with crisp yellow napkins. Mothers came and went car- rying in fresh clothes for pris- on. Finally, after the white le- gal pads had been filled with confessions, the videotapes removed, the second-floor cell grew oddly quiet. A cop looked in and was surprised to see the kids sleeping. A few of them jerked fitfully in sleep, guilt working hard on the body. Kevin Richardson, 14, another of The cop was glad to see this. "Look," he recalled saying to a detective. "Humans NORMAN Y. LONO DAILY NEWS IN CAPTIVITY: 15, in photo at left, at 24th Precinct on W. 100th St. Above. Steve Lopez, this. Police sources said Rich- ardson, a student at Jackie eight suspects being charged in the rape attack. CLARENCE DAVIS DAILY NEWS. Beel z014
4।
Sunday,
April
1989
DAILY
HORROR
IN
makes
sing
thumb
of
like
trage-
dies,
a
beginning,
middle
end.
Kids
on
filled
watched
son
being
power
They
not
wearing
they
rushed
park
strong.
What
them
important
their
weak-
the
strength
gath-
tion
to
while
losing
center.
shirt
same
ignorant
frenzy
FROM
P.
suffieiently
Early
off
was
shirtwith
red
and
black
shirt,
given
him
read:
"Correc-
BILL
YOUNG
14,
(left)
Lopez,
15,
photo
taken
from
24th
Precinct
booking
at
Police
Headquarters
in
Central
At
right,
Briscoe
away
cop.
help
that
Robinson's
parents
can
afford
Beach.
It's
what
mother
got
for
example,
van
around
scared.
ground
commandos,
said,
up.
kid
also
dirt
until
danger
passed.
Frightened,
split
up
into
smaller
groups
10
or
so.
about
3:30
The
attacks
creased
woman
running
alone.
left
her
legs
water
interview
early
She
punch
kid.
Robinson
yesterday
morning,
his
head
held
"Ain't
nothing,"
Rob-
muttered.
sus-
pects,
Kharey
Wise,
Schomburg
Plaza
E.
He
very
fellow
with
fade
dyed
blond.
wear-
medallion
two
crossed
rifles
when
MORMAN
Y.
LONO
NEWS
Rape
laughing
matter
Junior
rape
School,
one
Lopez
scratched
by
-
were
at-
know
he
seratches
tacking
face,
but
I
pipe
still
can't
it,"
neighbor
night.
youth,
Jer-
Lamont
maine
In
each
leading
another.
As
new
name
men-
tioned,
detec-
tives
another
kids
arrested
Wise
growing
JOGGER
3
arraignment
which
culminated
rampage
nearly
three
dozen
Richardson.
"If
anything,
116th
St.,
charged
youths
roamed
Park
"wilding"
randomly
attack-
ing
anyone
found.
"It
something
do.
It
fun,"
boys
said
state-
though
McCray
Richard-
must
be
sentenced
as
juve-
ment
police,
according
source.
is
few
suspects
old
numbers.
these
victims
eir-
assaulting
robbing
eumstance."
McCray's
aunt,
Theresa
rape.
Sapp,
"I
don't
believe
did
it."
al-
enough
have
steady
girl-
"S'up?"
suspeet
friend.
girl
sitting
asked
newcom-
detectives,
sucking
er,
using
street
form
question
"What's
up?"
cops
looked
hard
laughed.
daring
show
ness
front
This
why
wound
such
homeless
man.
will
tried
adults,
those
under
16
reportedly
reenacted
niles
if
convicted.
A
juvenile,
attack
she
be-
convicted
attempt-
lieved
"describing
ed
murder
would
face
max-
he's
seen.
imum
3%
years,
com-
took
part
Four
teens
adult.
squad
room.
"How
are
you?"
cop
asked.
"Seventeen."
"And
you
suck
your
thumb?"
eight
identified
Antron
McCray,
W.
111th
St.;
Michael
Briseoe,
17.
Madison
Ave.;
Ray-
mond
Santana,
119th
St:
Clarence
Thomas,
112th
Yusef
Sa-
laam,
15;
Kevin
Richardson,
14;
16,
Steve
all
Houses
Fifth
Ave.
"Uh-huh.
it
trouble.
Each
suspected
rap-
none.
always
pulling
ist
posed
color
Polaroid
snapshot.
poses
un-
repentant,
stares
pared
8%
25
an
unrelenting.
Eventually,
between
jokes
singing,
demand
made.
"Yo,"
had
an-
nounced.
"I'm
hungry.
Neighbors
shocked
ex-
pressed
shock
arrests.
"These
nice
kids,"
Gina
Smith,
member
residents'
council.
"Kevin
who
barely
say
hello
without
smiling.
We
lot
bad
here."
suspect
laam
"an
artist,
models.
He's
music.
fashjon.
We're
ail
This,
least,
showed
some
need.
sandwiches
Blimpie's,
quickly
devoured.
wiped
mouths
cleanly
crisp
yellow
napkins.
Mothers
came
went
car-
rying
fresh
clothes
pris-
on.
Finally,
after
white
le-
gal
pads
been
confessions,
videotapes
removed,
second-floor
cell
grew
oddly
quiet.
surprised
see
sleeping.
jerked
fitfully
sleep,
guilt
working
body.
glad
this.
"Look,"
recalled
saying
detective.
"Humans
NORMAN
CAPTIVITY:
left,
100th
St.
Above.
sources
Rich-
ardson,
student
Jackie
attack.
CLARENCE
DAVIS
NEWS.
Beel
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