Davis’s attorney, John Robbins, confirmed that he has applied for youthful offender status for his client. Since that application has been made, existing court files for Davis are now sealed and not available for public viewing until a judge decides on the request.
Both were indicted in March following a preliminary hearing during which both were denied bond at that point. Both remain held without bond in the Tuscaloosa County Jail.They said they had seen a gun in the victims’ vehicle and noted that when they could have left the area before the shooting, they instead came back, turned off their vehicle lights and stopped.During the preliminary hearing, lead Det. Branden Culpepper testified that the shooting happened about 1:45 a.m.
Harris, her boyfriend, Cedric Johnson, and her cousin, Asia Humphrey had gone to Twelve25 club that night and then stopped at Quick Grille to get food. They were in Harris’ black Jeep. Miles and Davis approached the Jeep. Davis was dancing outside of the car, and reportedly was trying to get Harris’ attention.
He fired several shots at the driver’s window and then ran in an arc around the back of the vehicle, still shooting.Miller’s vehicle was hit by gunfire twice in the windshield.From the shooting scene on Grace Street, authorities recovered eight shell casings from a 40-caliber handgun and a bullet fragment. Miles’ gun is a 40-caliber handgun.