The confessed murderer of a white female jogger from Queens told police in a videotaped statement that he didn't like people from the jogger's white neighborhood in Howard Beach, raising the possibility that he would be charged with a hate crime. But authorities have yet to indicate that a hate crime is even on the table despite the clear racial motivation for the killing.   New York Post: "I don't like those people over there," said Chanel Lewis, 20, who is black and split time between homes in the largely impoverished neighborhoods of East New York and Brownsville, according to sources. Lewis made the statement to a black detective when asked why he killed Vetrano, whose body was found strangled in Spring Creek Park. His comment caused cops to believe race was a factor in Vetrano's slaying, sources said. A white detective initially tried twice to get Lewis to talk and he refused, according to sources. But when the black...(Read Full Post)