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Well we told you so Bell and the other Jena 6 have now proven the Black protesters were wrong it was not Racism in Jena that caused the Jena 6 problems even when they are in other states and cities they still commit crimes.

Mychal Bell’s latest problems — being charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest and simple battery and attempting to commit suicide — say something tragic about Bell

Bell is one of six youths charged in the 2006 assault on Justin Barker, a student at Jena High School. Bell pleaded guilty and did his time; the others are awaiting trial.

But Black bloggers said it was not his fault that he was the victim. This is clearly now not the case.

On Christmas Eve, Bell was arrested at the Pecanland Mall in Monroe and charged with shoplifting clothes, simple battery and resisting arrest, Monroe Police Lt. Jeff Davis said

Bell was released on $1,300 bond, and the case was assigned to city court.

The high school senior’s mother and his grandmother also told an investigator that he’d indicated “he did not feel like he could live anymore” because of media coverage of the shoplifting allegations, according to the report.

A officer responded to a 911 call from his grandmother’s Monroe, Louisiana, home, where Bell lives. The grandmother, Rosie Simmons, told the officer that she had hidden the gun after the shooting “for Mychal’s safety so he did not try to shot [sic] himself again,” according to the report. Bell, suffered a wound to the upper right chest.

Simmons and Bell’s mother, Melissa Bell, told investigators they heard a gunshot from the teenager’s room and found him on the bed, according to the police report.

“Rosie and M. Bell stated Mychal had made comments over the past two days that because of the current media attention he had because of a shoplifting arrest he did not feel like he could live anymore,” the police report says.
Bell’s Christmas Eve arrest came after security guards at the shopping center were told Bell and a male friend were seen stuffing clothing into a bag in a menswear section of Dillard’s, according to the investigative report.

Once spotted, the men split up, police said. Bell, chased by security guards, ran from the store to a parking lot, where he tried to hide under a car, Davis said. As a store security officer tried to pull Bell out, “Bell swung his arms wildly” and hit the guard with his elbow, the report says. Davis said the guard was hit in the face.

Bell admitted to the thefts, which police said included four shirts and a pair of jeans, Davis said. The merchandise was photographed by store security and returned to stock, he added. Bell was taken to jail and booked. Davis said the second man escaped.