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💔💔🙏🏽🙏🏽 This story is so heartbreaking 💔 Children are so precious. I feel so bad for this little angel and her family. No one should have to go through what they’re going through. Sending my prayers and condolences to her and family 🙏🏽🙏. READ STORY BELOW 👇. STORY: After an intense, week-long manhunt, #Texas police have arrested a suspect in the drive-by killing of 7-year-old #JazmineBarnes. #EricBlackJr. faces a charge of capital murder in Jazmine's death. The second-grader was riding in a car with her mother and three sisters when she was shot in the head the morning of December 30. Before the arrest, police had released a sketch of the suspect compiled from descriptions from Jazmine's mother and three sisters. Authorities said the sketch depicted a white man in his 40s. But #EricBlack, the man facing a charge of capital murder, is 20 years old and black. S. Lee Merritt, an attorney advising the #Barnes family, said the arrest "was welcome news to the family." "At the same time, it was a major shock to the family," Merritt told CNN on #Sunday morning. "Up until this point, at least four independent witnesses and a composite sketch had identified the primary suspect as a 40-something-year-old white male." While it may be difficult to understand the discrepancy, "it is imaginable that witnesses confused a fleeing bystander for the actual shooter," On the morning of Jazmine's death, she and her sisters were still in their pajamas as their mom drove to #JoeVSmartShop to get supplies for breakfast. At about 7 a.m., a man drove up next to their car and opened fire, #Jazmine mother #LaPorshaWashington said. Washington, 30, was shot in the arm, while Jazmine's 6-year-old sister was hit by shattered glass. Jazmine's two teenage sisters were not injured. But minutes later, Jazmine was pronounced dead. More than 2,700 people have donated to a #GoFundMe set up for Jazmine's funeral expenses and family. #HoustonTexans receiver #DeAndreHopkins has said he'll donate his playoff game check to the family. Former #nba #losangeleslakers superstar #shaq helped pay for the young girls funeral. cnn; shaunking (at Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsUMKkCg7cA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=r7uwxf7b8i01

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#Southampton assistant #EricBlack accused in Daily Telegraph sting Southampton assistant manager Eric Black is the latest person to feature in the Daily Telegraph's ongoing football investigations, after being accused of offering advice on bribing club officials. The club revealed on Thursday evening that Claude Puel's number two will feature in Friday's article in the sting which has rocked English football. In the video, Black is seen speaking with undercover reporters posing as representatives of a Far East firm and the Telegraph allege he advises the 'businessmen' how to bribe lower league staff to identify players for their fictitious agency. Black attended the meeting at the Lime Wood Hotel in Hampshire on September 2 along with football agent Scott McGarvey, who thought he would be working to identify promising young players for the Far East firm to sign. Earlier this week, Sam Allardyce lost his job as England boss after being filmed advising people purporting to be businessmen how to circumvent the FA's rules on third-party ownership. The Saints say they have contacted the Football Association and the Premier League and "intend to work closely with both bodies on this matter when the facts become clear". The statement said: "Southampton Football Club has today been made aware by The Daily Telegraph that, as part of their on-going investigation, the club's Assistant First Team Manager Eric Black will feature as part of an article in tomorrow's paper. "The club immediately requested to be sent, by The Daily Telegraph, the details of this article, but the newspaper declined to share any further information. "We have today contacted The FA and The Premier League, and intend to work closely with both bodies on this matter when the facts become clear "Southampton Football Club is fully committed to investigating any situation that directly or indirectly relates to our club, employees or the wider community." A spokesman for Mr Black told the Telegraph: "[Mr Black] does not recall Mr McGarvey making suggestions that football officials should be paid during transfer negotiations - this was not the purpose of the meeting so far as our client understood it. "Any suggestion that he was complicit in such discussions is false." The reference to paying "a couple of grand" related to a freelance scout he suggested the Far East company should approach, the spokesman said. Black, who served as Aston Villa caretaker manager after the departure of Remi Garde, was appointed to Southampton's coaching staff during the summer as assistant to Puel.

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