Crime Alert 02.26.19

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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True Crime, News

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2019

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Reality show Live PD catches a shooting death on camera when a Florida man shoots his neighbor. Was the check actor Jussie Smollett wrote to two brothers for helping him fake a hate crime attack or for a training regimen? R. Kelly’s arrest for aggravated sex abuse of underage victims shines a light on the star singer’s money problems.

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0:00.0	Time Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, Breaking Crime News Now.
0:03.2	Florida, a reality show, catches a shooting death on camera when Brian Colby allegedly
0:07.8	shoots neighbor Joshua Ellis dead after an argument.
0:11.0	Police investigating.
0:12.4	Chicago Police say actor Jesse Smollett writes a $3,500 check to two brothers in exchange
0:18.1	for helping fake a crime attack.
0:20.5	Near reports now say the check was for a personal trainer.
0:23.8	Okay.
0:24.8	And our Kelly's arrest for aggravated sex abuse of underage victims shines a light on
0:29.6	the stars and money problems, including thousands and unpaid child support and back
0:34.8	rent.
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0:57.7	I'm Nancy Grace.

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