Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Off-duty ATF agent Matthew Murray bowling with his family and friends when a fight breaks out near the front door of the Riverview, Florida bowling alley. Murray IDs himself as law enforcement and tries to break up the fight between two men and a woman. One of the aggressors, Christopher Smith, throws a bottle at Murray who hits Smith in the shoulder. Smith pulls a gun as

Murray walks away, shooting him in the back of the neck before running. Nancy, Murray's family calls

911 and he's rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Emergency surgery partially stabilizes

Murray, but doctors say he will be permanently paralyzed. Smith is arrested at a nearby home

just a few hours after the shooting, but the gun used in the attack has not been located. Smith does

admit to the shooting but says he only shot because Murray punched him. The teen denied Bond and a woman

who helped him hide after the shooting now charged as an accessory. Christopher Smith, 18, now charged with attempted murder.

Reigning show goat champ, 17-year-old Aubrey Van Landingham,

has serious concerns a younger student's Project Goat might upstage her goat Lacey

at an upcoming competition.

So what does she do? Van Landingham sneaks into the school barn, fills a bottle with pesticide, and feeds it to poor innocent goat Willie, the competitor.

Well, of course, Willie dies in his owner's arms the next day. Van Landingham's plan would have worked had the entire

incident not been caught on surveillance video. Van Landingham now charged with cruelty to livestock

and by court order barred from contact with family pets all over a goat competition. More

crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, crime online's John Limley.

In a significant legal development, Yoni Barrios, the individual charged in the October 22 stabbing spree on the Las Vegas Strip has entered a plea of guilty but mentally ill

to charges of murder and terrorism. This deadly incident claimed the lives of two individuals

and injuries to six others, including performers dressed as showgirls and tourists. The 34-year-old

Barrios reached this plea agreement with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.

He's now expected to receive a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

His attorney, Scott Coffey, emphasized that the agreement acknowledges Barrios' mental health issues.

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