4 blacks deliver drugs to WM customer try to rob him WM dies, BM dies

[Whitebear]

BLACK-ON-WHITE: Alleged Drug deal gone bad
Four black youths face murder charges in weekend killings

DANVILLE — Four Danville youths have been accused of killing two other teens, including one of their own friends, during the course of a drug deal that went horribly wrong over the weekend in Oakwood. Vermilion County State’s Attorney Jacqueline Lacy on Tuesday filed multiple counts of murder and other felonies against three of the teens in adult court and similar counts against a 15-year-old old in juvenile court.

Lacy confirmed that Clayvonte M. Sloan, 15, of Rantoul, who died Sunday afternoon at an Urbana hospital, was part of the group who allegedly intended to rob Wyatt Bailey, 19, of Oakwood, who was also killed during the drug deal gone bad. Both of them were shot about 2:45 p.m. Sunday in the 200 block of Wayne Drive on the south side of Oakwood.

Charged Tuesday with their murders were Ali Bryant, 18, who listed an address in the 1200 block of Giddings Street; Camarion Halthon, 17, who listed an address in the 1800 block of Oak Street; and Jaevin Griggs, 16, who listed an address in the 400 block of North Jackson Street. Although Halthon and Griggs are considered juveniles, they are being tried as adults.

Mr. Sloan, Bryant, Halthon, Griggs and the 15-year-old boy had all gone to Mr. Bailey’s house on Wayne Drive to deliver to him cannabis that he wished to buy. Mr. Bailey went outside to greet the group, who had arrived in a car. Lacy said he had cash and was armed with a gun.

There was a struggle between Mr. Bailey and others, some of whom had gotten out of the car, intending to rob him. “Several shots went off. We believe at least four,” said Lacy, who said the teens got back in the car and took off with a wounded Mr. Sloan inside. She declined to identify who authorities believe actually fired.

(Black-on-White)
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Editor note: Don't do drugs. Especially don't buy from, sell to and/or share drugs with blacks