Chief, DA give more details in deadly shooting of Troy University student

TROY, Ala. (WSFA) - Troy police have released new details in an ongoing investigation into the Thursday night shooting death of Troy University student Carlique Miller.Two suspects remain in custody, as of Monday evening, while a third was released on bond, according to Troy Police Chief Danny Barron.Police say Keifer Jayden Walker, 18, of Montgomery, and Dejuane Lamar Washington, 20, of Gadsden, are both charged with murder. Parker Hughes Thompson, 18, of Wetumpka, is charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance, which has a $1,500 bond, and conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance, with a $5,000 bond. Thompson bonded out over the weekend, Chief Barron said, while a Pike County judge granted bonds to the other two suspects Monday, including $150,000 for Washington and $100,000 for Walker.Asked why Walker and Washington are facing murder charges and Thompson is not, the chief and Pike County district attorney tell WSFA 12 News that Thompson was a victim of a robber