University of Alabama basketball participant arrested for deadly capturing of girl

A University of Alabama basketball participant was arrested for the capturing loss of life of a woman near the Tuscaloosa campus early Sunday.

Darius Miles, 21, was busted along with 20-year-old Michael Lynn Davis for allegedly opening hearth at a automotive in an area near campus commonly known as “The Strip” spherical 1:45 a.m., the native ABC News affiliate station reported.

One of the passengers, 23-year-old passenger Jamea Jonae Harris, was struck by a bullet and died, cops talked about.

One of the suspects was struck by a bullet and injured when anyone throughout the completely different automotive opened hearth. It was not clear which suspect was shot.

Investigators believed the two occasions had gotten proper right into a minor argument alongside The Strip sooner than the bullets flew.

Miles, who’s from Washington D.C., is a junior on the University of Alabama and carried out forward for the school’s basketball crew. He was reportedly benched by means of the crew’s recreation in opposition to Louisiana State University Saturday attributable to an ankle hurt.

The faculty kicked Miles off the crew following the knowledge of his murder arrest, it talked about in an announcement.

“We were made aware of the recent charge against student-athlete Darius Miles; he has been removed from campus and is no longer a member of the Alabama men’s basketball team,” the school talked about.

The college may also be offering counseling suppliers for faculty youngsters.

Neither Harris nor Davis are affiliated with the school.