A call to the Crimestoppers tipline led to the arrest of suspect in a March 20th shooting, Warner Robins Police apokesperson Tabitha Pugh says.

Pugh says after getting the tip, Fort Valley police arrested 18-year-old Trey Dinkins on March 27th.

He is charged in the shooting death of 19-year-old DaJohn Milton.

According to a police report, Milton was shot multiple times all over his body. Police found him lying in the middle of Tabor Drive in Warner Robins He was transported to a local hospital, where he died March 21st.

Dinkins is being held in the Houston County jail without bond.

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Some Central Georgia students rolled up their sleeves for a cause Saturday.

About 20 Northside High School ROTC cadets washed cars to help raise money for Japan earthquake victims. They held the fundraiser at the Advanced Auto Parts in Warner Robins. The students raked in more than $400.

While some people came out to get their cars washed, others just stopped by to give a donation.  Student Mandi Crowder says it's important to support communities in need around the world.

"It may be one person or a family... the whole community, I'm just happy we were able to be here to help them and I know if something happened to us they'll be here to help us," says Crowder.

"If you need help, that's what these cadets do, they're willing to step up and do what they have to do to help out," says Tammy Crowder, who also helped organized the event.

Organizers say the money will go towards the Red Cross relief in Japan.