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Crime Alart hourly update breaking crime news Now, I'm Nicole Partner.
Man from Florida has been found guilty of murdering his
wife just one day before Thanksgiving. Darryl Walker, whose booking
photo has been released by the Scambia County Sheriff's Office,
was charged in connection with the death of Sheena Marie Levine.
A jury determined that he was guilty of second degree
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murder after Sheena was discovered fatally shot in their shared
home in November of twenty twenty three. As a consequence
of the jury's decision, Darryl has been sentenced to life
in prison without the possibility of parole. Additionally, he entered
a no contest plead to a separate charge of possessing
a firearm despite being a convicted felon, resulting in a
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concurrent fifteen year sentence. See how in Florida State of
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of the offense. Is the defendant actually the firearm? Yes,
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this twenty first day of November four person Jerem Heather Smith,
Darryl's daughter, Lyric Walker, recounted that her father called her
shortly after five am, admitting he had made a grave
mistake and urging her to come to their house. Upon arrival,
Lyric and her brother, Darryl Junior, found the front door locked.
After knocking, they were eventually let in, only to discover
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their mother lying on the bathroom floor covered in blood.
Lyric reported that her father was also stained with blood.
When questioned by the police, Daryl did not respond, but
instead grabbed a firearm, stating, baby, I gotta go, I
can't go to jail, before fleeing the scene. Court documents
reveal that Darrel was arrested and subsequently charged with murder
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and possession of a weapon. Levine told police the shooting
was an accident, saying he got into an argument with
his wife after she found out he had contracted an
STD from another woman. His daughter, Lyric, told police he
had purchased the gun a few months earlier. More crime
and justice news after this and now to Alabama. A
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poignant day unfolded in the Madison County courtroom as a
murder suspect faced a bond hearing. Shakira Hampton, accused of
fatally shooting Michael Darden during a domestic altercation, was granted
a twenty thousand dollars bond, with both the accused and
the victim's family present to witness the proceedings. Hampton was
released on bond Thursday afternoon after being charged with Darden's death,
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which occurred during a confrontation on Saturday. New information was
unveiled during the Anaia's Law bond hearing regarding the events
that transpired between the former partners. A Huntsville police investigator
recounted that Darden was at a church parking lot with
a friend with Hampton arrived and an argument started. The
friend reported witnessing Hampton brandishing a firearm before hearing two
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gunshots ring out. Darden was quickly transported to a hospital,
but died due to his injuries shortly after. Prosecutor Emily
Carroll expressed concerns about Hampton's potential danger to the community, saying,
this is not a case of self defense or a
crime of passion. This is full blown murder. It appears
to be the culmination of an ongoing issue which raises
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alarms about the behavior of this woman. I question what
safeguards exist against her doing this again. On the other hand,
Hampton's attorneys argued that she poses no threat and emphasize
that she has no previous record of violence. Carol added
that the Darden family is grappling with profound grief over
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this bond decision. The family's heartbroking. They have lost a
beloved son, a brother, a nephew, someone who was cherished
by the community. No one should have to pay with
their life for the end of a romantic relationship, regardless
of how it concluded. Now, the woman accused of murder
has walked away with just a twenty thousand dollars bond,
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and in Florida, the reward has doubled for a missing
ten year old girl. She's been missing for almost a
month now, the reward reaching ten thousand dollars from the
Broward Crime Stoppers announcing that anyone with information regarding the
disappearance of Gabrielle Tyrrelong could receive the ten grand The
reward is to help find the ten year old girl
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from South Florida who went missing more than two months
ago now. Broward Crime Stoppers on Friday announced the month,
hoping that it would generate new leads. Arre Long and
her mother, Pasha Davis, were last seen getting off a
Greyhound bus at the Florida Mall in Orlando on June thirty.
Police say Tarolong's father reported her missing on October twenty nine,
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and the FBI, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, and the
Margay Police are searching for the girl. Earlier this week,
authorities were in Oscolo County, south of Orlando, following up
on leeds in the case. Davis, thirty four, was arrested
on October seventeen after a Dollar Tree reported someone matching
her description shoplifting and then she entered a Little Caesar's
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Pizza across the street. Davis was interviewed in jail by
law enforcement on October thirty one and claimed she had
not seen her daughter, but had turned the daughter over
to the father, Gordon Terrolong. Hours later, she was released
on a two hundred dollars bond, but re arrested a
few days later on charges of child neglect after Pole
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could not find her child. Gabby's father, Gordon terre Long,
spoke at a news conference in Orlando on Wednesday, pleading
for help, saying he was never given custody of his child.
He has no idea where the missing girl is. Anyone
with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the
Broward Crime Stoppers at nine four four nine three tips
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I'm Nicole Pardon