Walter Hendrick, 22, left in charge of his two little brothers, does chores around their

Boston home while the children play, suddenly, a gunshot.

Hendrick finds his gun on the floor 12-year-old Savion with a gunshot to the chest.

Savion rushed to the hospital, but dies.

Nancy Hendrick's gun, a semi-automatic pistol, was kept in a fanny pack.

It's unclear what led up to this shooting or who was behind the trigger, and police will

continue investigating before bringing charges if necessary.

Savion's family, who are raising funds to move out of the home, say, he loved basketball,

loved video games, loved bikes, and he looked forward to trigger treating every year with

all of his cousins.

He was an outstanding young man by many standards.

Hendrick's pleading not guilty to multiple gun charges.

Damian Ramallo heads to his neighbor's home, but he doesn't need a cop of sugar.

He breaks in while the neighbor's out, steals $10,000 worth of birds.

Ramallo makes two trips to steal 30 cockatoo's, 20 pigeons, 15 canaries, 4 parakeets, totaling

69 birds.

Another neighbor notices Ramallo dumping the birds in a trash can and costs Florida cops.

They arrest Ramallo on larceny, burglary, and animal cruelty.

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Now with the latest crime injustice breaking news, crime aligns John Lemley.

A homicide suspect who used bed sheets to escape a Northern Pennsylvania jail has been apprehended.

Police say he appeared filthy, wet, and worn out from having lived in the wilderness to

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