RANKIN COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) – UPDATE: Bond has been revoked for Semiko Crump, who was charged with accessory after the fact of murder in connection with this case.
She was out on bond for a felony drug charge during this incident.
Bond was denied for Ladarious Harrison as well. He was charged with murder.
Dominick Sanabria was scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday, but his hearing date was delayed.
Two people arrested for a deadly shooting on Adams Road will be back in court Tuesday morning.
All three hearings are set for 9 a.m. in the Rankin County court.
They are behind bars, accused of the death of former college football player Idarrious Bowie.
Ladarious Harrison and Dominick Sanabria are both charged with murder. They have been locked up without bond since their arrests earlier this month. Sanabria was scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday, but his hearing date was delayed.
Semiko Crump will also appear in court on Tuesday morning for a bond hearing. She is charged with accessory after the fact of murder.
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Prosecutors will argue before a Rankin County judge that it must remain that way.
Bowie, 27, was shot and killed at a home on Adams Road in Rankin County on June 5.
He played college football at Ole Miss and Jackson State. He was from Lena.
Prosecutors say Harrison, 19, shot Bowie multiple times in the front yard. He was already out on bond for an attempted murder charge from a 2025 Rankin County shooting when this happened. His GPS ankle monitor placed him at the scene of Bowie’s murder.
Court records show Sanabria, also 19, told investigators he and Bowie were fighting over control of his gun when it went off and shot Bowie. Sanabria claims Harrison then fired multiple rounds at Bowie as he ran away.
Crump was already out on bond for a felony drug charge and was denied bond. A judge will revisit that decision on Tuesday.
In all, six suspects have been arrested in connection with this case.
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