St. Louis “Knock-out artist” meets Armed American

We know this is just going to break your heart.

Karma paid young Demetrius Murphy, 15, a visit last weekend.

See, Demetrius is part of the detritus of society as evidenced by his gleeful participation in the “Knock out game” where young black hooligans find a white person and try to knock them out with one punch without warning.

Detritus Demetrius was charged as a juvenile for an attack in October 2011 that left Matt Quain with a shattered jaw and almost killed him.

ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — Five juveniles have been charged in connection to a knockout attack that left a 51-year-old man with a broken jaw in south St. Louis on October 21.

That man was released from the hospital with a broken jaw after St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay found the man nearly beaten to death on the side of the street in south St. Louis last Friday night.

Mayor Slay said he was traveling along South Grand Boulevard near the intersection of Utah Street in south St. Louis when he came upon a man who had been assaulted. The man was lying in a pool of his own blood on the side of the street and was unconscious.

This was only one of several victims of the “Knock Out” games.

From Gateway Pundit:

In April an elderly man was attacked by a mob of black youths playing “the knock out game” while walking home from the grocery store with his wife. They killed him.

In June a group of black youths beat a gay man bloody playing “the knock out game.”

In August black teen mobs targeted St. Louis cyclists in the knock out game.

In September, a 73-year-old man was knocked unconscious just outside of Tower Grove Park.

Well, little Demetrious and a pal broke into a house in St. Louis and made a profound error in his victim selection process.

It seems the homeowner had armed himself.

Demetrious, accustomed to intimidating folks with his bravado, was served up some hot lead when he advanced on the armed homeowner.  He didn’t digest his lead supplement well and didn’t make it home to momma the next morning.

Teen Killed In Attempted Burglary Was Suspect In Knockout Game

ST. LOUIS, MO. (KTVI) – The teenager shot and killed by a homeowner while allegedly breaking into the man’s house had been in the news before.  In fact, FOX2 has learned, he was once charged in the case that made the phrase “knockout game” common in St. Louis.

Demetrius Murphy, 15, died Friday morning after he and another teen, Michael Bryant, allegedly tried to break into a man’s home on Tennessee.  Police say the homeowner emerged with a gun.  Bryant ran, but they say Murphy confronted him and was shot and killed.

When it happened, the ears of Matt Quain perked up.  It was back in 2011 that Quain and a friend were walking along Grand, returning from a “beer run” to Schnucks, when they say a group of teens jumped them.   Quain was beaten badly, suffering neck injuries and a broken jaw.  He was discovered bleeding in the street by Mayor Francis Slay and his security guard.