Authorities in Miami made an arrest Thursday in the 2006 murder of University of Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Bryan Pata. Pata was shot in the back of the head outside of his apartment on Nov. 7 ...

Former Miami Hurricanes player Rashaun Jones was denied bail and plans to plead not guilty on charges that he murdered former teammate Bryan Pata in 2006, according to ESPN. Jones is expected to ...

Cell records, a key eyewitness and a history of bad blood led authorities on Thursday to arrest a former University of Miami football player for the murder of Bryan Pata, a star Hurricanes defensive ...

Former University of Miami football player Rashaun Jones could be released on $850,000 bond while awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge related to the 2006 death of Hurricanes teammate Bryan ...

One of the most infectious songs ever made was first released in 1959. Arwa Haider looks at how Pata Pata has endured over the following six decades – and what it meant for those living under ...

The 1967 global hit “Pata Pata,” sung by Johannesburg-born Zenzile Miriam Makeba, wasn’t South Africa’s freedom anthem—apartheid wouldn’t end for another 27 years—but it provided the opening riff for ...

A potential key witness in the murder case of former Miami football player Bryan Pata was found alive at his residence in Louisville, Kentucky, after he was presumed dead by Florida prosecutors, ESPN ...

Prosecutors in Miami have confirmed that a key witness in a decades-old murder case involving a University of Miami football player is alive after having been previously believed to be dead.

UM players pay their respects to Bryan Pata at end of a game against Boston College on November 23, 2006. Rashaun Jones (#38) is at the far left. Al Diaz [email protected] Miami Hurricanes ...

The world-famous song "Pata Pata", a South African dance hit from 1967, is being re-released with new lyrics to spread information about coronavirus to vulnerable communities. Meaning "touch touch" in ...