Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Franklin Mendez gets in a car accident.

After the other driver leaves, Mendez hangs around to take pictures of his car's damage.

A gray Honda Civic speeds past, hits Mendez. His body gets lodged in the Civic's windshield.

The Civic drives two miles. Then the driver calmly gets out and dislodges his body. The driver smokes a cigarette, gets back in his car and drives off.

Nancy, after hitting Mendez, the Civic went into a residential area and a homeowner's doorbell camera captured the unidentified suspect dislodging Mendez's body from the car and dragging him into a ditch.

When Passers by discovered Mendez, he was naked from the waist down.

Locals believed the suspect knew the area well as he spent so much time at the scene.

Maryland cops still looking for the hit-and-run killer and ask the public to help locate the gray

Honda Civic damage to the passenger side bumper and a shattered windshield.

A Memphis driver lucky to be alive after getting in the middle of a drive-by shooting.

The driver headed down Poplar Avenue when he hears what he thinks is a car back firing.

He notices his glasses are not on his face. Then he spots a bullet hole in his

windshield. The driver pulls into a parking lot, finds the bullet, went straight

through the car, knocking off his glasses and shattering his back

window. Wow, he still says the whole incident is a blur.

More crime and justice news after this. Now with the latest crime

and justice breaking news, crime online's John Limley. We began in Tennessee

where a judge has ruled that the writings of the individual

responsible for last year's tragic shooting at a private Christian

elementary school in Nashville cannot be made public. With details here here's Sydney Sumner of crime online.

Chancery court judge Lachea Miles determined that the Covenant School children and their

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