When a black 23-year old North Carolina man, Lakim Anthony Faust, shot four white people near a Wal-Mart last June, the story barely lasted 12 hours in the news cycle. Naturally, USA Today and various other sources covering the shooting left out key details like the races of the victims and the perpetrator. Greenville Police Chief Hassan Aden was quoted at the time as saying the shooter picked his four targets "at random."From June 23 USA Today: Investigators haven't found any links between Faust and the four victims, Aden said at a news conference Sunday. But evidence gathered during a search of Faust's home appears to show he had some plan for the attack and wanted to shoot a number of people, the chief said. Well, that was all folks, until this past Monday when a grand jury indicted Faust on 14 charges including four counts of attempted first-degree murder. The motive? The signed documents stated the shooter picked his victims by "race, color, religion, nationality, or country of...(Read Full Post)