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Former NBA and Georgia Tech hoops star Javaris Crittenton is now back in jail. The former Atlanta Journal-Constitution Mr. Georgia Basketball surrendered to officials at the Fulton County Jail late Thursday afternoon on murder charges. Crittenton, 25, was indicted Tuesday on murder, attempted murder and criminal gang activity charges, among other offenses, for allegedly shooting and killing Julian Jones with an assault rifle in August 2011 and trying to kill another man from a rival gang. Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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Prosecutors said Crittenton and his cousin Douglas Gamble killed 23-year-old Jones on Aug. 19, 2011, while gunning for Trontavious Stephens, who was with the Atlanta mother of four when she was shot. Stephens, prosecutors said, had robbed Crittenton at gunpoint months earlier. Days before the shooting, prosecutors said Crittenton shot at, but missed, Stephens’ brother, Demontinez. Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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A Fulton County grand jury handed up a murder indictment against former NBA player Javaris Crittenton on Tuesday afternoon. Crittenton is out on bond but he has to turn himself in as he faces 12 counts against him in the death of a woman in 2011.The shooting happened on Macon Drive in southwest Atlanta. Channel 2's Ryan Young spoke to prosecutors outside of the Fulton County Courthouse on Tuesday. Fulton County Assistant District Attorney Gabriel Banks said not only was Crittenton a gang member, but once he was robbed, he tried to settle the score and find other members from rival gangs who tried to take jewelry from him. Crittenton allegedly opened fire, killing the mother of four children. WSB Channel 2

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The then-NBA player joined Mansfield Crips in Los Angeles after getting drafted with the Lakers. "This is very concerning to our office that gang activity extends beyond the street level, but actually ventures into professional sports and what type of message that actually extends to the young people here in the city of Atlanta," said Banks. "So we are very concerned with that and we want to ensure that the young people here in the city of Atlanta don't copycat those efforts." WSB Channel 2

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Former NBA player Javaris Crittenton has been indicted on murder charges, Atlanta TV WSB-TV tweeted. Crittenton was charged with murder in August of 2011 of a 22-year old woman in Atlanta and was released on bond in September of that year. USA Today Sports

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Javaris Crittenton -- ex-NBA star and accused murderer -- is now being accused of slapping his baby mama in the face while she was breastfeeding their 1-day-old child ... TMZ has learned. Crittenton has temporarily been ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from Tyress Daniels and their newborn son ... after she filed court docs outlining a pattern of domestic violence. TMZ.com

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In the docs, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Daniels claims JC attacked her on three separate occasions. The first incident allegedly took place when she was pregnant and he roughed her up in a hotel room. According to Daniels, the 2nd incident occurred at a hospital on Nov. 1 -- less than 24 hours after she gave birth to their son. TMZ.com

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From the way ex-NBA star Javaris Crittenton was partying in L.A. this weekend ... with a TON of hot chicks ... you'd never believe it's been almost a year since he was charged with murder. The 24-year-old was outside Blok nightclub in Hollywood with at least 4 smokin' hot lady friends ... where he told us, "Everything is great man ... God is great." Last September, Crittenton was in custody in Georgia ... after officials charged him with murder in the 2011 shooting death of 22-year-old Julian Jones. TMZ.com

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This weekend, Javaris still maintained his innocence ... telling us, "Legal issues ... I don't usually speak on ... but standing right here before you ... thank god for that ... innocent man." TMZ.com

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There was one other bizarre moment in our encounter --when we asked Javaris one of our patented random questions: "If you had to be on a deserted island for the rest of your life, would you rather be alone or with someone you hate?" Crittenton's response -- "I would choose to be alone ... if you're with the wrong person, they'll drive you crazy ... and they'll kill you." TMZ.com

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Javaris says he's still training for the NBA and believes a comeback is in his future. TMZ.com

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From the way ex-NBA star Javaris Crittenton was partying in L.A. this weekend ... with a TON of hot chicks ... you'd never believe it's been almost a year since he was charged with murder. The 24-year-old was outside Blok nightclub in Hollywood with at least 4 smokin' hot lady friends ... where he told us, "Everything is great man ... God is great." TMZ.com

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Then-Wizards center JaVale McGee had beaten Crittenton out of $1,100 in a card game. Wizards guard Earl Boykins loaned McGee $200. McGee didn't immediately pay back Boykins as he won the money and an argument blossomed. Arenas says he wasn't involved in the actual bet. "'Pay the man his (expletive) money. You've got all my money,'" Arenas says Crittenton shouted at McGee. "So I jumped in, 'Why you talking to your teammates like this? We family.' "That's when (Crittenton) started coming at me, '(Expletive, racial slur), just because you got all money, this and this and this.' That's when we started going back and forth. I didn't owe him anything. It was over a $1,100 pot he just lost." USA Today

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Arenas pauses and sighs when asked how the situation escalated to the point of guns. "Someone said they were going to shoot me. So since I'm one of those guys who says, 'I want to see this happen. I want to see you actually shoot me,' that's where that came from," Arenas says, careful not to mention Crittenton as that someone. "I brought the four guns in and said (in a note), 'Pick 1, so the day you want to shoot me let me know, I'll be ready to get shot.' That's how." USA Today

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“Hey, when it was supposed to have been both of us going through the same thing, I didn’t hear his name,’’ Arenas said of Crittenton. “It was Gilbert and a teammate. Now, everyone finds out who was the real problem. Hopefully, he gets through it, and God bless him. But that’s none of my concern. “Like people say, the light eventually turns on the good one. At first, I was supposed to have been the bad seed, but I’m back doing something I love and that’s all I can think about. I can’t think about what he’s going through. He has his own problems and, hopefully, I just wish him the best.’’ FOXSports Florida

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Fulton County prosecutors want former NBA player and Georgia Tech star Javaris Crittenton back in jail on a murder charge after his traffic arrest earlier this week. Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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The Fulton District Attorney’s office has filed a motion to revoke Crittenton’s bond as a result of his speeding and obstruction charges in Riverdale, a spokeswoman for District Attorney Paul Howard Jr. told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Friday. Crittenton, 28, was out on $230,000 bond on accusations he shot and killed Jullian Jones, a 23-year-old Atlanta mother of four, in an Aug. 19 drive-by shooting. He has denied the allegations. Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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Former NBA player Javaris Crittenton has been freed from jail following his arrest on charges of obstructing a police officer and speeding. Crittenton was jailed Wednesday after being pulled over by police, who said he was speeding and refused to get out of his Porsche. Riverdale police Maj. Greg Barney said Crittenton was going more than 60 mph in a 45-mph zone. ESPN.com

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Clayton County Jail records show that the former Washington Wizards player was released Wednesday evening. Crittenton has been out on bond on charges that he killed a woman in south Atlanta. He faces a murder charge after police accused him of killing 23-year-old Jullian Jones during an August drive-by shooting. ESPN.com

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Former NBA star Javaris Crittenton was arrested outside Atlanta this morning -- after he allegedly shattered the speed limit in his black Porsche ... then refused to cooperate with police. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, Javaris was pulled over for going over 60 in a 45 -- and when the cop wrote up the ticket ... Javaris refused to sign it, something you have to do to acknowledge receipt of the citation. TMZ.com

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