Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Tyler Lawrence, visiting his

grandparents Boston home, walks to a local basketball court. But the 13-year-old is

gunned down in broad daylight. Boston cops say the boy may have witnessed a drug

deal. Four days later, Sean Skerit, 34, arrested for fentanyl distribution. Crime

aligns John Lemley. Nancy authorities have not released details regarding the evidence,

tying the suspect to the crime. But Skerit has a lengthy criminal history, including several

previous convictions on weapons charges and a murder charge that went to trial in 2017.

Skerit learns he's also charged with murder one during his arraignment on the federal drug charges.

Natalie Jarvis asked the gas station clerk for directions to the local DCFS office.

But she's wielding a blowtorch at the time. The clerk calls police, Jarvis spotted driving a

repurposed school bus, but refuses to stop for the cops. The resulting police chase ends with

the bus crashing into an elementary school. Jarvis was reportedly living in the school bus,

which is spray painted to read sex trafficking awareness. At the time of the incident,

authorities have not determined why Jarvis was looking for the DCFS office or her intentions

with the blowtorch. Thankfully, Nancy, no one was injured in the crash. Jarvis, 37, arrested,

the blowtorch seized. Natalie Jarvis now charged with eluding, terrorizing, weapons on school

property and reckless driving, a school bus. More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice, Breakey needs crime online's John Lemmey.

Police in Louisiana's capital city have arrested two people for a mass shooting that left 12 others

wounded at a nightclub in January. Two 19-year-olds, Nikhil Franklin and Jasson Jackson,

were arrested by Baton Rouge police. Franklin was charged with 12 counts of attempted first-degree

murder while Jackson was charged with 12 counts of principal to attempted first-degree murder.

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