Black Gang Members Plead Guilty to Lesser Charges in Killing of White Elementary School Rector

KTVU
August 19, 2014

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Mechthild Schroer, a German tourist who was shot and killed by Black gang members in August 2010 in San Francisco

Authorities say that four men accused of killing a German tourist who was visiting San Francisco in 2010 have pleaded guilty to lesser charges.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Phillip Stewart, Delvon Scott, Raheem Jackson and Willie Eason, who had been indicted on murder charges, will serve between five and nine years in state prison after reaching plea agreements with prosecutors.

The San Francisco District Attorney’s office dropped the murder charges in exchange for guilty pleas on gun and assault charges in connection with the 2010 death of Mechthild Schröer, an elementary school rector from Hannover, Germany.

Schröer was in San Francisco to celebrate her 50th birthday and 25th wedding anniversary with her husband, Stefan, when she was shot during an exchange of gunfire between rival gangs outside a comedy club on Aug. 10, 2010.

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Reginald Jackson (second from left), father of Raheem Jackson, and other family members and friends were seen inside the Hall of Justice on May 5, 2011. Raheem Jackson and six other suspects were there accused of the murder of the German tourist.