You made it. You could have been anywhere else. And I appreciate you coming and welcome to the Prime Analyzer channel. All right, everybody. Calm down. Calm down now. Let's get this thing started. Let's go. Afeni Muhammad, 26 years of age, who was currently employed at McDonald's at the time that she was suspected of unaliving Jennifer Harris on Thursday, July 10th, before 8:00 a.m. in the city of East Point in the state of Michigan at a McDonald's at 179219 Mile Road. It was reported that officers were dispatched to the McDonald's location after receiving a report of a stabbing and a shot being fired. Upon arrival, they discovered that a manager, Jennifer Harris, and another employee named Afini Muhammad, had been involved in an argument, which resulted in Harris sending Muhammad home early. Muhammad informed officials that she then drove to a park before deciding to go back to McDonald's. with a knife in her vehicle that was allegedly longer than 3 in. Muhammad then returned to McDonald's. When she returned to McDonald's, she entered through a back entrance with a hooded mask over her face with the intent to conceal her identity. Muhammad then drew the knife and stabbed Jennifer Harris possibly 15 times. A customer who was in the drive-thru line intervened and fired a shot to try to stop the attack. The customer then held the suspect at gunpoint until officers arrived. Officers arrived and Muhammad was taken into custody. >> Detective Showers, please approach for the swear to. Please raise your right hand. Do you swear that the information being provided is true and accurate to the best of your information, knowledge, and belief subject to penalties of perjury? >> I do. >> Put your hand down. With regard to the defendant, Afani Muhammad, please set forth a factual basis for the warrant request. >> Yes, your honor. 71025 McDonald's employee offending Muhammad staff McDonald's manager Jennifer Harris multiple times with a kitchen knife at the McDonald's restaurant at 179219 Mile. Harris was not armed at the time and died of her injuries. Prior to the stabbing, Muhammad was sent home by Harris for not performing her work duties and told Harris, "I'll be back." Muhammad was arrested on scene and the knife was recovered. Muhammad admitted that she intended to kill Harris and stated that after she was sent home, uh she drove to a nearby park, decided to come back and stab Harris with a knife uh that she had inside of her vehicle. When Muhammad returned to stab Harris, she entered the back entrance with a hood mask over her face in an attempt to conceal her identity and attempted to flee the scene after the stabbing, but was stopped by an armed customer. >> And the requested charges are murder in the first degree, count two, dangerous weapon carrying with unlawful intent, and there's a habitual second notice offense. Is that correct? >> That is correct, your honor. >> The warrant is being signed, and we can proceed to arraignment. Thank you. >> Calling file number 25354 people versus Aani Badu Muhammad council appearances for the record please. >> Good afternoon on behalf of the people. >> Thank you very much. Please be >> your name please. Ma'am >> Muhammed. Very good. You're here today for arraignment on the charges of murder in the first degree premeditated count two carrying a weapon with unlawful intent and a habitual second notice. Mr. Lacata, how does your client wish to proceed? >> Thank you very much, your honor. At this time, my client is asking the court not as mayor said for probable cause of the preliminary exam. I have advised my client of her rights as well as the charges against her and the potential penalties right to proceed on those crimes. >> Very good, ma'am. Do you understand the nature of the charges against you to your satisfaction after talking to your attorney? >> Yes. >> Very good. I will go ahead and enter a not guilty plea on your behalf. Um, are you requesting a courtappointed attorney? >> Yes. >> I will appoint an attorney to represent you. We'll set this matter for for a probable cause conference on July 23rd, 2025 at 1 p.m. The preliminary examination will be on July 30th, 2025 at 1 p.m. As to bond, um Mr. Lacat, >> thank you very much. Just briefly, my client is 26 years old, does a great city at this point. Your honor, um my client is a high school graduate, in fact, is actually taking and was taking some online classes uh for college for physical therapy. degree. Your honor, there are obviously there are some disturbing facts in this particular matter, but there are facts that haven't been uh brought out yet and and my client is extremely anxious to have those facts brought to light during the pendency of this case. She was in a extremely abusive uh relationship that was not only mental but physical uh that involved uh alcohol issues which is where the habitual second stems from and her prior record. Um your honor my client is a a helpful person. She's a giving person. She's actually is credited with saving a life because of a six-year-old who had skin cancer that she may go to the doctor to find out that that's exactly what it was. That person is doing extremely well right now. Um I understand the facts that have been laid out today uh in the uh the warrant. But at this time, your honor, uh we are asking the court to consider a bond in this manner that is appropriate that my client can meet uh so that she could meet with her attorneys and prepare her to in this matter. Thank you. >> Thank you. On behalf of the people. >> Yes. Thank you, your honor. Uh pursuant to court rule, the court is well within its authority to grant no bond involving any case involving murder. In this case, we are requesting no bond to this defendant. Uh also provided within the court rules are certain factors for this court to consider when determining whether to grant any bond at all. And in this case, we're requesting no bond. Uh first of all, the court can consider whether or not this a threat to the community. Uh she entered a public building with other individuals, other employees that were present. Uh she produced a uh a weapon that was a knife longer than 3 in and she stabbed the victim multiple times up to possibly as many as 15 times, eventually causing her death. There were other employees that were present at the time, some of which attempted to help the victim after the stabbing occurred. Uh that alone is enough there is a threat to the community. She then ran from the building uh to her vehicle presumably with the intent to flee from the scene. She was stopped by a helpful bystander. You're also able to consider the likelihood of conviction in this case. Given the facts as laid out by detective showers and the information that the prosecutors have reviewed in order to charge this defendant, there is a very high likelihood of conviction. And then finally, the defendant does have a prior instance of at least one that I'm aware that involved a stabbing uh similar obviously to the stabbing that occurred in this case involving a knife. Um so given all of those factors uh and given the fact that this court does have authority to uh give no bot to defendants charged murder, I am asking at this time for no bot in this case. >> Thank you councel. The court has reviewed the charges and the circumstances surrounding this case. The defendant is here facing various serious charges including murder in the first degree which is one of the most serious criminal offenses in our state. Carrying penalties up to life without parole. Additionally, carrying a dangerous weapon with unlawful intent further underscores defendants's potential threat uh to public safety. Defendant has a prior criminal record out of Virginia. malicious wounding. It was actually a felony malicious wounding that was uh reduced to unlawful bodily injury uh concerning a stabbing. And I that is what gives rise to the habit habitual second. And uh in determining bond, the court must look to the factors outlined in Michigan court rule 6.106. Number one, the seriousness of the offense and the danger posed to the community. The charges here involved uh a violent crime with a weapon indicating a substantial risk to the public. The court finds there is a significant threat to public safety and therefore the bond must reflect that risk. Number two, the weight of the evidence against the defendant. While the evidence is not fully before us and the defendant is cloaked with the presumption of innocence, the nature of the charges along with the prior criminal history suggests that there's substantial evidence against the defendant. defendant's criminal history. The defendant has a vi violent criminal past. The history supports the court's concern that the defendant may engage in further violent conduct if she is released. The defendant's ties to the community. While the defendant is a relatively young at 26 years of age, there's no indication that she has any significant stabilizing ties to the community that would ensure her return for court appearances. Without these ties, the court is concerned about the likelihood of flight. Number five, defendants's risk of fleeing or failing to appear. Due to the severity of the charges and the habitual offender status, it makes the defendant a high risk for flight. The court finds that this factor weighs heavily in favor of a high bond amount. Substance abuse or mental treatment. Although there are no reports at this time suggesting that the defendant suffers from mental health or substance abuse issues that would mitigate the risks posed by defendants released, the court is after considering all of these factors going to be setting bond at 25 million cash shity only with conditions. If the defendant is able to meet those conditions, she must be on a GPS steel cuff tether. She is not to leave the state of Michigan. She is to report her address within 24 hours of um she must report any change of address within 24 hours. There would be stringent um daily contact uh with community corrections uh as to her whereabouts. She also uh would be required to uh have alcohol and um drug testing as condition of her release. there would be no contact with the family of the deedent, any witnesses, she is not to return to McDonald's. Um, and if she is unable to post the $25 million bond, she will remain in custody um, pending further proceedings. And that concludes this matter for today. We will see you back here, ma'am, on July 23rd at 1:00 for your probable cause conference. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. You're all set, ma'am. >> Jennifer Harris was 39 years of age and a mother to six children. This was a true tragedy for her family. So, just as well as I did, I would like for you to go to the GoFundMe set up by Jennifer Harris's family and donate whatever you can donate. This is the link. Please copy it. Okay, now let's dive into Apheni Muhammad. I'm not going to give Apheni Muhammad the gratification of playing her social medias, which I'm pretty sure you've seen some of the social media videos that's been floating around the internet. So, I would like to identify Apheni Muhammad's ethnicity. Based off of Apheni Muhammad's melanin, she might appear to be a black American. In her rap videos, she cosplays as a black American. However, she's not a black American. That is right, my black American people. She is not one of us. What gave me the clue, other than her horrible looking wigs, that she isn't a black American, was that in one of her recent social media videos when Apheni was describing her complaints with Jennifer Harris, Afeni Muhammad complained about Jennifer Harris, in Afeni's words, she keeps saying her little racial that was a red flag because two people of the same racial group do not usually or typically complain about each other making racial jokes. So basically, Apheni is admitting that they're both of a different race. Another clue that Apheni Muhammad isn't a foundational black American is the choice in which she used to carry out this heinous act of violence with a knife. That is not typical with our black American culture to do those type of actions. For Afeni to use that horrific style of unaliving Jennifer Harris is not typical of our black culture at all. We do not leave and come back in a premeditated fashion to utilize unalivvening someone with a knife. The only way that my black people might do this particular crime with a knife is in the heat of the moment with a fight that is already established. It wouldn't be a premeditated type of fight and even then it wouldn't be 15 times. Now, Aphini Muhammad's bond amount is $23 million cashonly bond. Now, in my perception, I don't believe that Afeni deserves a bond. Due to the nature of her prior criminal history, she worked at Taco Bell and allegedly stabbed someone there as well. I believe that constitutes as a threat to public safety. However, the bond amount is so high that it's a low possibility that Afeni Muhammad will have that type of money to pay for the bond. Anyways, >> if you haven't subscribed to the Prime Analyzer channel, you are missing out on great content. Subscribe now so that you will have the advantage of receiving notifications for the upcoming content that is soon to come. 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