Prime Alert, I mean it's he grays breaking crime news now.

Children playing in the front yard of a din for home, pelted with water by angry neighbor

Jason Arroyo.

When Patricia Cruz, 55, confronts him, he leads, but he comes back with a gun.

Six shots fired, two people hit, one of them, Cruz.

Cruz dies off her injuries two weeks later.

Nancy Cruz was defending her grandchildren who were playing Neuroreo's fence.

His son was shot and her granddaughter was also injured by shrapnel.

Arroyo took off after the shooting, weaving in and out of neighboring yards to avoid cops.

Arroyo was eventually cornered in a detached garage and was taken into custody without

a struggle.

Arroyo, 33, now convicted of murder one, facing mandatory life behind bars, no parole.

An Iowa woman, flying home from Kenya, declares a small box containing giraffe facies.

It's in her luggage.

She plans to make jewelry from the giraffe facies, federal customs agents, poo poo.

The plans and destroys the rather large pellets over disease concerns.

No charges pending since it was declared, but oh, what a waste.

More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, crime online is John Lemley.

In testimony presented during the trial of three Tacoma Washington police officers accused

of manual Ellis's death, a forensic pathology expert has stated that Ellis probably would

have survived if the cops had not restrained him.

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