View screen shot for Springfield, Ohio 2023 expanded homicide data.
In the data published by the FBI, the Springfield, Ohio, police department is censoring the race of all homicide suspects.
Previously, the FBI listed six racial categories, along with unknown. Now they list unknown and not specified. For some police departments, “not specified” appears to just be at-large perps. In other cases, it seems to be censorship. National Conservative is investigating the large amount of “not specified” homicide suspects. The Springfield, Ohio, police department is the first department we have identified that is simply censoring the race of 100% of suspects.
They told the FBI they had 10 homicide victims. Eight Black and two “unknown.” With ten “not specified” suspects.
We identified all ten of these homicides. Nine victims are Black, and one is White. In seven of these, someone has been charged. All seven are Black males.
Looking at data for past years, the Springfield, Ohio, police department appears to have started censoring the race of homicide suspects in 2021. In 2021, they list all suspects as either unknown or not specified. In 2022, they list nine as not specified and one as Black. In reality there are a bunch of known Black suspects charged in 2022. Most likely, different people at the Springfield police department entered data into the computer and one entry was made by a guy who didn’t know he was supposed to leave the race blank.
According to the US Census Bureau, Springfield, Ohio, is 17.4% Black. However, the Biden/Harris administration has dumped as many as 20,000 illegal aliens from Haiti into the town. The administration gives Haitians special protected status. They can not be deported, have access to welfare programs, receive tax-payer subsidized rent, and are granted driver’s licenses. Allegedly, the Haitians are even passing FBI background checks to purchase guns.
| Date | Victim | Race | Age | Suspect | Race | Age | ||
| 12/21 | Edward Ellington | Black | 53 | Tyren DeArmond | Black | 41 | ||
| 12/17 | Richard Belle | Black | 14 | At-Large | ||||
| 11/23 | Shyheim Gibson | Black | 27 | Sean Baron Wallace | Black | 30 | ||
| 8/8 | Gregory Wells | Black | 20 | Jonathan Hopkins | Black | 25 | ||
| 8/7 | Rakeem Ford | Black | 32 | Jerrel Fleming | Black | 37 | ||
| 6/8 | Kyle Harris | Black | 32 | At-Large | ||||
| 2/27 | James Gilliam | Black | 40 | At-Large | ||||
| 2/5 | Racquel Fowler | Black | 53 | William H. Calhoun | Black | 40 | ||
| 1/5 | Thomas Gill | White | 64 | Daniel Taylor Jr | Black | 20 | ||
| 1/1 | Darryl Stamper | Black | 41 | Lawaun Bass | Black | 33 |
Nationwide, the FBI lists 56.3% of known and specified homicide suspects as Black for 2023.
For Ohio, this percentage rises to 72.0% of homicide suspects. If we include the seven known Black suspect that were censored by the Springfield PD, this goes up to 72.4%.
Black percentage of known homicide suspects:
Akron: 83.3%
Canton: 95.2%
Cincinnati: 94.7%
Cleveland: 89.8%
Columbus: 83.2%
Dayton: 65.5%
Springfield: CENSORSED (Actual percentage is 100%)
Toledo: 74.5%
Youngstown: 87.5%
