A man accused of shooting a teenager and firing at police in Monroeville last year will go to prison for 10 years on a pair of gun charges, a federal judge decided Friday.
and firing at police in Monroeville last year will go to prison for 10 years on a pair of gun charges, a federal judge decided Friday.
The incident occurred in February last year when a 15-year-old called 911 to report that he had been shot in the hip while he was in the bathroom of the house on Bartley Avenue. According to court records, the shooting severely injured him, putting him on life support for a time. He had to relearn how to walk and was so traumatized that he was afraid come back home, according to a sentencing memo filed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
“Left to his own devices, Young presents a significant risk of recidivism, which could have deadly consequences,” prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum. Defense attorney Andrew Young objected to a sentencing enhancement based on Young’s use of the gun, an AR-style rifle, to try to commit murder. He argued that his client’s previous diagnosis as a schizophrenic suggests that the defendant could not have formed the intent to commit attempted murder.
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