VIDEO: Florida Teen Given Home Detention By Judge After School Bus Shooting
By WFTV // December 17, 2016
17-year-old Martinez Jennings
ABOVE VIDEO: A judge Saturday ordered temporary home detention for the teen who admitted to shooting rocks at a Jacksonville school bus with 12 students on board. (WFTV Video)
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA (WFTV) – A judge Saturday ordered temporary home detention for the teen who admitted to shooting rocks at a Jacksonville school bus with 12 students on board.
Seventeen-year-old Martinez Jennings is facing a felony charge of shooting deadly missiles into an occupied vehicle.
He’s due back in court December 27th.
Officers said Jennings shot rocks at a bus full of kids from Wolfson High School out of a BB or pellet gun.
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School Bus Shooting – 17 year old charged with Shooting into an Occupied Vehicle. Latest info: https://t.co/Nwc1BmMmVE #JSO #JAX pic.twitter.com/NoV1RocNGE
— Jax Sheriff’s Office (@JSOPIO) December 17, 2016
