Chief Paul Bernat stated: “We have provided extra patrols, we have positioned our officers and arranged their work schedules to combat criminal activity, and we continue to conduct community outreach activities in our high-crime areas. At some point, the citizens have to speak up and take a stand. That time is now. Help us, help you.”
Murder USA Dover Police Nab Rondree Campbell for gunning down Sylvester Williams
DOVER, DEL. — The rebellion and rise of the criminal class, aided by the recent decision of President Obama to release hard-core violent drug dealers from federal prisons has brought about a record numbers of murders in American cities including Dover, Delaware, which has now recorded its 7th homicide for the year.
The level of hostility towards cops by the media and the left-wing politicians is being absorbed by a low-life population of career criminals who are generally always intoxicated with crack and heroin. They therefore are easy to incite with political garbage, leading to more crime and murder.
Dover Police report an extremely high number of shootings in 2015 while a black advocacy group questioned the deployment of police resources in the downtown area of Dover. The Dover Police responded with graphics explaining that the number of crimes committed in the downtown area are being committed by criminals and it is the responsibility of police to stop crime.
The Dover Police Department announced it has arrested 22-year-old Rondree Campbell in connection with the Sunday night shooting death of Sylvester Williams. Campbell was identified as the shooter during the investigation by Dover Police Department detectives. He was arrested on Wednesday afternoon, November 4, 2015, after he checked in at the Dover Probation and Parole office.
During the investigation, it was learned that Campbell fired a gun multiple times in the area of South New Street on the night of November 1st. Approximately 10 minutes later, he returned and fired multiple shots again, with one round fatally wounding Sylvester Williams and several others striking a home in the Unit Block of South New Street which was occupied by several family members. Campbell later admitted to being the shooter in both of those incidents. Williams, a Middletown resident, was in the area to help a family member move. Detectives believe that he was not the intended target and that Campbell was seeking retaliation after a physical confrontation that occurred prior to the shooting which Williams was not involved in. Williams was committed to JTVCC after being charged with the following offenses:
-1st Degree Murder
-Possession of Firearm during Commission of Felony (2)
-Possession of Firearm by Person Prohibited
-Carry Concealed Deadly Weapon
-1st Degree Reckless Endangering (9)
This case marks the seventh homicide in 2015, an unfortunate record high for the City of Dover. After the successful resolution of this case, three of the seven homicide cases in 2015 remain unsolved. The city has also seen an increase in shootings, with thirty-two cases through November 4th. In many of these cases, police know there are multiple witnesses. However, witness cooperation continues to be inconsistent at best.
On the heels of the latest homicide arrest Chief Paul Bernat stated: “We have provided extra patrols, we have positioned our officers and arranged their work schedules to combat criminal activity, and we continue to conduct community outreach activities in our high-crime areas. At some point, the citizens have to speak up and take a stand. That time is now. Help us, help you.”
The Dover Police Department provides several options to send in information including personal meetings, telephone, social media, the department website, and through its partnership with Delaware Crime Stoppers. No matter the method in which information is provided, the department promises anonymity. Information provided to Delaware Crime Stoppers can result in cash rewards up to $1,000.00 after arrest and conviction.
Information on the active homicide investigations can be found at the links below:
–January 25, 2015 Victim: Jordan Michael Peck
-April 26, 2015 Victim: David Clark
-October 2, 2015 Victim: Thomas Deputy
- Chief Paul Bernat stated: “We have provided extra patrols, we have positioned our officers and arranged their work schedules to combat criminal activity, and we continue to conduct community outreach activities in our high-crime areas. At some point, the citizens have to speak up and take a stand. That time is now. Help us, help you.”
