Bama BB shooting event per police report

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Practicing for a long life of mug shots
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I want answered where did the gun come from? Stored off campus or on campus?

If on campus would both players not be in trouble for having a weapon on university land?
 
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GiveHim6InSC said:
They’ve had time to get their ducks in a row.
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Exactly. They've been coordinating this story in the intervening time and wanted to make sure they controlled what the story was. Oats, the Alabama AD, and - probably - the Tuscaloosa PD. They're gonna do everything they can to protect their season and their star player.

The idiot Bammers are everywhere in force today saying "He's innocent! He's innocent!" They neither care about the woman who's dead, or the fact four of their basketball players were all involved in what became that murder scene. They just care that Brandon Miller is innocent. Their basketball team looks like a bunch of gangland criminals, but they couldn't care less about that.

Scum. All of them, scum.
 
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DuckInAPen said:
"Culpepper said Miles had texted Miller saying, “I need my joint,” which is slang for a gun, police said."

Darius Miles asked Brandon Miller to bring gun used to kill Jamea Jonae Harris, police testify
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Yes and more. Some “n***a” was “fakin”. Which I guess means threatening him. The release from the attorney cleans it all up. It is BS. Miller knew he was taking a gun to a confrontational situation.

Miller can literally generate a 100 million dollars or more. Those attorneys will say whatever.
 
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Voltopia said:
Exactly. They've been coordinating this story in the intervening time and wanted to make sure they controlled what the story was. Oats, the Alabama AD, and - probably - the Tuscaloosa PD. They're gonna do everything they can to protect their season and their star player.

The idiot Bammers are everywhere in force today saying "He's innocent! He's innocent!" They neither care about the woman who's dead, or the fact four of their basketball players were all involved in what became that murder scene. They just care that Brandon Miller is innocent. Their basketball team looks like a bunch of gangland criminals, but they couldn't care less about that.

Scum. All of them, scum.
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Dude literally played in a game 3 days later.

We had a DB punch a guy that broke into his apartment and missed games for multiple weeks.
 
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allvol123 said:
Yes and more. Some “n***a” was “fakin”. Which I guess means threatening him. The release from the attorney cleans it all up. It is BS. Miller knew he was taking a gun to a confrontational situation.

Miller can literally generate a 100 million dollars or more. Those attorneys will say whatever.
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I'll preface my response by emphasizing that I qualified my statement with "if true" and "maybe." I have no way of knowing whether Standridge's account is true, and I'm not asserting that it is. It is true, however, that Miller hasn't been charged with anything and that the D.A. says there's nothing to charge him with. Standridge's account is the first plausible (not to say true) explanation I've come across for why Miller hasn't been charged despite his proximity to the murder.

Where have you seen Miles's text to Miller quoted in full? I'd like to read it.

Material to the question of Miller's culpability are 1) when he read (and understood) Miles's text and 2) when he became aware that there was a gun in his car. I'd guess phone data has shed some light on those questions.
 
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DuckInAPen said:
I'll preface my response by emphasizing that I qualified my statement with "if true" and "maybe." I have no way of knowing whether Standridge's account is true, and I'm not asserting that it is. It is true, however, that Miller hasn't been charged with anything and that the D.A. says there's nothing to charge him with. Standridge's account is the first plausible (not to say true) explanation I've come across for why Miller hasn't been charged despite his proximity to the murder.

Where have you seen Miles's text to Miller quoted in full? I'd like to read it.

Material to the question of Miller's culpability are 1) when he read (and understood) Miles's text and 2) when he became aware that there was a gun in his car. I'd guess phone data has shed some light on those questions.
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This story is so sad. Jamea Harris was a young mother. Dude shot her like he was a criminal thug in the streets which could be what Davis is.

I would think Brandon Miller should get charged if he brought the gun and blocked the Jeep in so the victim could not leave.

Davis and Miles should get hard time if most of this is true. Miller should get something.
 
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volinbham said:
what's the controversy about the text - Miller's own lawyer says it was a text requesting he bring the gun and Miller drove the car to the location with the gun in it.



Even if charges cannot be filed it's hard to argue that Miller didn't play some role in the murder even in unintentional.
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As I understand it, the argument is that Miller didn't come to Miles to bring him a gun, but that Miles sent the incriminating text while Miller, unaware that there was a gun in his car, was already en route to pick Miles up from a nightclub per Miles's earlier and ostensibly innocent request. When Miller read (and understood) Miles's text is not mentioned in the lawyer's account.
 
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