Jeremiah's Recovery Fund
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On Thursday August 6th my little brother Jeremiah was the stabbing victim of a crime from a "white separatist" that proudly sported his Swastika Tattoo....He stabbed my brother quite close to his heart causing him to loose so much blood that if he would have lost half a pint more this would be a Funeral Fund. Please help us in raising money to benefit his healing and recovery process.
Below is the Keye News Record
----------------------- UPDATE: Police confirmed Jimmy Baylor, 23, stabbed five or six people after taking off his shirt, exposing a swastika tattoo. Baylor is now in the Travis County Jail. ----------------------- EARLIER: An East Austin record store concert turned violent Thursday night. Officials said several were wounded after an altercation at Trailer Space Record Store. EMS took one 20-year-old man to the hospital with serious stab wounds. He was transported from a gas station in the 1400 block of East 12th Street. Co-owner of Trailer Space Records, J.J. Ruiz said a young metal band played on their stage Thursday night. He called the crowd energized, but not violent. Ruiz said that changed when a man with a swastika tattoo and his friend walked in. Ruiz said he had never seen the men before. At one point, Ruiz said the two unknown men began causing trouble and someone brought out a knife. The violence spilled onto Rosewood Street and beyond. "I can honestly count on one hand the number of fights we've had in the eight years we've been here," said Ruiz. "Last night was really an isolated incident." Owner of Ideal Soul Mart, just across from the record store, Bobby Mitchell, said he's never seen anything bad happen at Trailer Space. "Kids had no businesses coming over here with swastika tattoo on them," said Mitchell. "That is not the place for that." Mitchell said East Austin is a safer now than it has ever been. He doesn't believe this rare incident will change that. "It's a new time and era, 2015, a new millennium," said Mitchell. "So, Black, White, Mexican, everybody should be getting along. So if you come over here with some foolishness this is not the place to be. Mitchell went on to say, "Everything has changed. East Austin has changed. We don't have time for no foolishness no more." At this point, Austin police could not tell KEYE TV who, if anyone was arrested. The owners of Trailer Space Record Store said they saw the man with the swastika tattoo and his friend in handcuffs. "We really hope this incident doesn't deter people from coming out and having a good time," said Ruiz. "We are here for everybody." Trailer Space Records is open for business and is hosting live music Friday and Saturday nights.
Read More at: http://www.keyetv.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/Businesses-Say-Thursday-Stabbing-Does-Not-Reflect-Culture-Of-East-Austin-182260.shtml
Below is the Keye News Record
----------------------- UPDATE: Police confirmed Jimmy Baylor, 23, stabbed five or six people after taking off his shirt, exposing a swastika tattoo. Baylor is now in the Travis County Jail. ----------------------- EARLIER: An East Austin record store concert turned violent Thursday night. Officials said several were wounded after an altercation at Trailer Space Record Store. EMS took one 20-year-old man to the hospital with serious stab wounds. He was transported from a gas station in the 1400 block of East 12th Street. Co-owner of Trailer Space Records, J.J. Ruiz said a young metal band played on their stage Thursday night. He called the crowd energized, but not violent. Ruiz said that changed when a man with a swastika tattoo and his friend walked in. Ruiz said he had never seen the men before. At one point, Ruiz said the two unknown men began causing trouble and someone brought out a knife. The violence spilled onto Rosewood Street and beyond. "I can honestly count on one hand the number of fights we've had in the eight years we've been here," said Ruiz. "Last night was really an isolated incident." Owner of Ideal Soul Mart, just across from the record store, Bobby Mitchell, said he's never seen anything bad happen at Trailer Space. "Kids had no businesses coming over here with swastika tattoo on them," said Mitchell. "That is not the place for that." Mitchell said East Austin is a safer now than it has ever been. He doesn't believe this rare incident will change that. "It's a new time and era, 2015, a new millennium," said Mitchell. "So, Black, White, Mexican, everybody should be getting along. So if you come over here with some foolishness this is not the place to be. Mitchell went on to say, "Everything has changed. East Austin has changed. We don't have time for no foolishness no more." At this point, Austin police could not tell KEYE TV who, if anyone was arrested. The owners of Trailer Space Record Store said they saw the man with the swastika tattoo and his friend in handcuffs. "We really hope this incident doesn't deter people from coming out and having a good time," said Ruiz. "We are here for everybody." Trailer Space Records is open for business and is hosting live music Friday and Saturday nights.
Read More at: http://www.keyetv.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/Businesses-Say-Thursday-Stabbing-Does-Not-Reflect-Culture-Of-East-Austin-182260.shtml
Organizer and beneficiary
Penny Jackson
Organizer
Round Rock, TX
Jeremiah Peterson
Beneficiary