Darius Miles, Michael Davis indicted on capital murder charges

Former Alabama basketball player Darius Miles and his friend, Michael Lynn Davis, have been indicted on capital murder charges by a Tuscaloosa County grand jury on Friday, Chief Assistant District Attorney Paula Whitley told ESPN.

Davis and Miles were arrested on Jan. 15 and eventually charged with the capital murder of Jamea Jonae Harris. Miles was removed from Alabama's basketball team on Jan. 15.

Davis is alleged to have shot Harris while Harris was in a vehicle, which leads to a capital murder charge in Alabama. Miles admitted to providing Davis the gun in the case and is charged with capital murder for «aiding and abetting» Davis in the fatal shooting, according to Miles' deposition and charge sheet.

Miles and Davis' cases were sent to the grand jury following a Feb. 21 preliminary hearing where neither Miles nor Davis were given bond.

They remain in Tuscaloosa County jail. Miles and Davis are expected to have separate trials.

According to court testimony, Miles and Davis were both at the Twelve25 bar on The Strip in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Jan. 14, as were Harris, her cousin Asia Humphrey and Harris' boyfriend Cedric Johnson. As Davis, Miles and Alabama basketball player Jaden Bradley were leaving the bar, Davis started dancing next to Harris' Jeep.

A brief verbal altercation between Davis and Johnson ensued. Miles came back to remove Davis from the situation. Miles told investigators he saw a gun being passed from the front seat to the back seat while he went to remove Davis. Johnson told investigators they were passing food back.

Following the altercation, Miles texted Alabama freshman basketball star Brandon Miller to bring him his gun. It's unclear whether or not Miller saw the text. Miller arrived at 1:43 a.m.