Baltimore Teen and Parents Indicted in High School Shootout

The family is facing multiple charges, including first-degree assault and conspiracy to commit attempted first-degree murder, after an incident that left three students wounded.

• A Baltimore teen and his parents have been indicted on charges they brought a gun to a high school campus and attacked a student, leading to a shootout that left three young people wounded.
• The parents, William Dredden, 40, and Tiffany Harrison, 37, are charged with over a dozen counts, including first-degree assault, illegally transporting a handgun and conspiracy to commit attempted first-degree murder.
• Their 15-year-old son, who was also indicted, has not been identified due to his minor status.
• The incident occurred on the morning of Oct. 27 at Carver Vocational Technical High School, where the parents allegedly drove their son and helped him attack another student.
• Surveillance video allegedly shows the family returning to their SUV after the shooting and driving back to their house, where the mother changed clothes and the father called 911.

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