Tuesday Afternoon: Note and Curtis Flournoy

tuesday afternoon: The fire set Thursday at Central Market, which sells goods from the Indian subcontinent, burned itself out, and a window was broken with a rock, according to Metro News. No one was injured, and authorities said a threatening note was left on the scene attributed to White America. Mecklenburg County court officials said the hearing is scheduled Tuesday afternoon for 32-year-old Curtis Flournoy, a black man who faces several charges, including ethnic intimidation and burning a commercial building. The note complained about refugee business owners, the note said. Flournoy has a court record that includes misdemeanour child abuse, for which he was sentenced to probation. The note stated the suspect did not want any refugee business owners and that they would torture the owner if they did not leave and go back to where they came from, police said in a news release Sunday. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.