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Both Santa Ana police and Gov. Jerry Brown's security detail on Friday are trying find out who wrote graffiti on two walls threatening to kill the new governor on Valentine's Day. 
  
 The graffiti, which threatened the governor and included a Nazi swastika, was discovered Thursday and is considered a "terrorist threat." Authorities are also probing any links to earlier graffiti in the area threating to kill Catholics. 
  
 "At this point," Cpl. Anthony Bertagna of the Santa Ana Police Department said, "we have no clue, other than it's Valentine's Day." 
  
 One of the scrawls said, "We gonna kill Gov. Brown 2/14/11," and was discovered by a resident about 7 a.m. on a block wall on South Greenville Street near Alton Avenue, Bertagna said. The threat was sprayed with black paint. 
  
  
  
 Later in the day, a Santa Ana police officer spotted the second message on a block wall on Segerstrom Avenue. Painted in red, it said, "26 more days 4 Brown." A swastika was painted next to it, Bertagna said. 
  
  
  
 Santa Ana police contacted the California Highway Patrol, which is responsible for protecting the governor. Bertagna said investigators were checking the governor's schedule to see if he was planning to visit the area on Feb. 14, which is Valentine's Day. 
  
  
  
 Anyone with information is asked to call Santa Ana police at (714) 245-8390. 
  
 --Robert J. Lopez 
  
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Shorter version: – California police are treating graffiti threatening Governor Jerry Brown's life with the utmost seriousness, calling it a "terrorist threat." One spray-painted scrawl in Santa Ana said, "We gonna kill Gov. Brown 2/14/11," and the other "26 more days 4 Brown"—with a swastika thrown in for good measure. "At this point," said a police commander, "we have no clue, other than it's Valentine's Day." Police are looking into other graffiti in the area indicating plots to kill Catholics, the LA Times reports. Adds the LA Weekly, citing the "elephant in the room" of the Gabrielle Giffords shooting: "Senseless or otherwise, we're spooked."


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Rapper Lil Phat, a member of Trill Entertainment whose roster includes Lil Boosie and Webbie, was shot and killed Thursday night outside an Atlanta hospital. 
  
 Police Capt. Steve Rose confirmed to WXIA-TV, the local NBC affiliate, that 19-year-old Melvin Vernell III, who went by Lil Phat, was shot several times on the parking deck near the entrance of Northside Hospital Women's Center and was pronounced dead later that night. 
  
 Authorities are searching for two men who were spotted fleeing the scene following the shooting. 
  
 Vernell was an up-and-coming member of Trill, a hip-hop imprint started in Baton Rouge, La. On its website, the label calls him "the underdog ready to bust to the front line with his consistent street anthems and hustler music lyrics." 
  
 The rapper was featured on Webbie's hit single "Independent," which reached No. 9 on the Hot 100 in 2008. On Twitter, Webbie wrote, "RIP to my lil brother Phat! Life so f--ked up! TRILL4LIFE." Watch the video for "Independent," costarring labelmate Lil' Boosie, who was recently acquitted of first degree murder in Baton Rouge. ||||| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 
  
 Sandy Springs police said Friday they are searching for two suspects in the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man outside Northside Hospital. 
  
 Police identified the victim as Melvin Vernell III, also known as rapper "Lil Phat," of Corbin Lake Court in Sandy Springs. A motive for the Thursday night shooting was not known. 
  
 Police spokesman Capt. Steve Rose said Friday morning that police are searching for two males "seen running from the location at the time of the shooting." 
  
 Witnesses described one as short and wearing a red shirt, and the other as tall and dressed in all black, Rose said. 
  
 The incident happened about 6:40 p.m. in the 1001 block of Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs police said. A man was found shot multiple times in a car parked on the second level of a parking deck off Hollis Cobb Drive next to the Northside Hospital Women’s Center. 
  
 The victim was taken to Northside Hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time later. Police declined Friday to say why Vernell was in the hospital parking deck, 
  
 Witnesses indicated to investigators that they saw at least one suspect running from the parking deck toward Johnson Ferry Road. Police said Thursday night they knew of no connection between the shooting and the hospital or its Women’s Center. 
  
 The parking deck has video surveillance cameras but it was not known if they captured any useful images. 
  
 One of the visitors caught up in the lockdown was state Sen. Charlie Bethel (R-Dalton). 
  
 “We arrived around 6:30 to visit my brother and sister-in-law – my wife’s family had baby today at Northside Women’s Center – and as we arrived, there was a disturbance in the parking lot,” Bethel told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in a phone interview. 
  
 “As we entered the hospital, we were escorted to an empty patient room with other visitors,” he said. “Another family said that as they were beginning to leave, they heard shots and were hurried back into the hospital.” 
  
 Hospital officials, Bethel said, “just asked us to go, close the doors and stay away from the windows.” 
  
 The visitors were let out of the room about 8:30 p.m., he said. 
  
 Rob Markman, a Senior Hip-Hop Writer at MTV News, said Vernell was best known for his contributions to a popular song by fellow Trill Entertainment rappers Webbie and Lil’ Boosie in 2008. 
  
 The song, “Independent,” peaked in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 at the time, and was twice the No. 1 rap single in the country the same year. 
  
 “The song was a big deal, and he was a part of it,” Markman said. 
  
 -- Staff writer Katie Leslie contributed to this article. |||||
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Shorter version:
– Atlanta rapper Lil Phat was shot and killed in a Georgia hospital parking lot yesterday evening, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The 19-year-old rapper, whose real name was Melvin Vernell III, was shot while sitting in his car. Police are looking for two men who were seen running from the crime scene. Vernell, who was best-known for appearing on Webbie's 2008 song "Independent," recorded as part of Trill Entertainment, a hiphop label based in Atlanta, according to Billboard.