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The junior was reportedly charged in connection with an early Sunday morning shooting.
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Alabama junior guard Darius Miles was arrested Sunday and charged with capital murder in connection to a deadly shooting on the Strip in Tuscaloosa, according to Mike Rodak of AL.com.
Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit captain Jack Kennedy told AL.
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An Alabama basketball player was arrested Sunday on a capital murder charge stemming from a shooting in Tuscaloosa.
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Alabama men’s basketball forward Darius Miles, 21, has been identified as one of two men involved in a fatal shooting near the campus early Sunday morning. Miles has been arrested and charged with capital murder, according to Tuscaloosa News’ Nick Kelly. Michael Lynn Davis, 20, has been detained alongside Miles.
Early reporting details that the incident occurred on The Strip (on Grace Street and University Boulevard) Sunday morning at around 1:45 a.m. The two suspects fatally shot an unnamed 23-year-old woman while she was driving — UAPD was called to the scene.
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Miami blew a golden opportunity to keep a potential go-ahead drive alive on fourth-and-one.
Late in their AFC wild-card showdown against the Bills, the Dolphins faced fourth-and-one on their own 48-yard line. Buffalo clung to a 34–31 lead, as the Bills had been unable to shake unheralded quarterback Skylar Thompson.
What followed was nothing short of a disaster. In drawing up its next play, Miami bled the entire play clock, incurring a delay of game penalty it could not afford.