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   University of Alabama basketball player Darius Miles is one of   
   two suspects charged with capital murder in a predawn deadly   
   shooting on the Strip in Tuscaloosa.   
      
   It was announced Saturday the junior forward was ruled out for   
   the season due to an ankle injury.   
      
   A little more than 24 hours later, Miles was being led in   
   handcuffs into the Tuscaloosa County Jail.   
      
   Miles, 21, appeared to be crying during a perp walk and said, “I   
   love you,’’ and “I love you more than you can imagine,’’ several   
   times to someone standing outside the Tuscaloosa County Jail.   
      
   Both Miles, of Washington D.C., and Michael Lynn Davis, 20, of   
   Maryland, are charged in the killing of as Jamea Jonae Harris,   
   23, of Birmingham.   
      
   The shooting happened on the Strip.   
      
   Neither Davis nor Harris were affiliated with the University.   
      
   About 1:45 a.m. Sunday, Tuscaloosa police and University of   
   Alabama police were dispatched to the Walk of Champions at   
   Bryant Denny Stadium on a shooting.   
      
   A vehicle had stopped there upon sighting a University of   
   Alabama Police vehicle.   
      
   Harris was dead inside the vehicle, said Tuscaloosa Violent   
   Crimes Capt. Jack Kennedy.   
      
   The driver, who has not been identified, told police their   
   vehicle had been struck by gunfire. The driver said he had   
   returned fire in self-defense and may have struck a suspect.   
      
   Investigators determined that the shooting happened in the 400   
   Block of Grace Street off of University Boulevard.   
      
   Kennedy said after speaking with multiple witnesses and viewing   
   video surveillance, they identified two suspects. Both were   
   located and interviewed.   
      
   One suspect was found to have indeed been struck by gunfire,   
   Kennedy said, and had a non-life-threatening wound.   
      
   “It appears at this time that the shooting was the result of a   
   minor argument that occurred between the victims and suspects   
   after they encountered each other along the strip,’’ Kennedy   
   said.   
      
   “The member agencies of the Violent Crimes Unit utilized all   
   their resources and worked together flawlessly to bring this   
   case to a resolution in a rapid manner,’’ Kennedy said.   
      
   Miles was on the bench during the Crimson Tide’s 106-66 win over   
   LSU on Saturday.   
      
   Do not pass go, do not collect $200, go directly to jail,   
   niggers.   
      
      
      
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