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Darius Jeter's sees an instill live of his girlfriend at a Galveston party and drives there in a jealous rage.

Gunshots heard around 2 a.m. Denham Cooper, a star high school football star and party guest, hit in the head. The 15-year-old dies at the scene. Nancy, Jeter's texted several people that he planned to drive by the host's Airbnb and shoot up the party. Jeter's had multiple enemies at the party, but Denham was not one of the

intended targets. Jeter's is charged with murder. Denham, better known as Coop or number 93, was a football

hero at his Texas City ISD High School, and his loss is grieved by classmates, friends,

his two older brothers and parents. A jury finds Darius Jeter's guilty.

Sentenced to 40 years behind bars. A Bernese mountain dog wanders out of his yard ending up in a

Chinese reconciliation park, Tacoma, Washington. The doggy gets stuck in wet rocks and barks until a person walking nearby hears and calls police.

Officers first try putting a leash on the dog to pull him to safety, but he won't budge.

Then they hoist him up on a tarp and carry him away.

Decoma PD escorting the dog to the Humane Society until it can be reunited with its owners.

I wonder if they taught that in Police Academy.

More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, Crime Online's John Lin-Lake.

A security guard has been charged with murder in the deadly campus shooting of a college dean near Los Angeles.

Authorities say 40-year-old Jesse Figueroa opened fire at the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology in Englewood, California.

The gunfire claimed the life of Camisha Denise Clark, the school's newly promoted

dean of student affairs. Another female staff member was injured but survived. Clark, a respected

educator who began her career at Clark Atlanta University, died from her injuries at a nearby

hospital. In a statement, her family called her a guiding

light, whose leadership and belief in others shaped countless student lives. Prosecutors have

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