Overview
- One 16-year-old was sentenced Nov. 19 to 270 days, including 240 days in a locked juvenile facility and 30 days on electronic monitoring.
- Two other teens, ages 17 and 16, were sentenced Nov. 13 to 240 days each, with 210 days in custody and 30 days on electronic monitoring.
- The felony counts are assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury with a hate-crime special allegation, and prosecutors sought both detention and rehabilitative consequences.
- All three must complete the Harm to Healing Restorative Justice Program and an Anti-Defamation League program.
- Two additional teens not facing hate-crime allegations have continued arraignments set for Nov. 21 and Dec. 3, as the case also draws attention for involving a police officer’s son who prompted the officer’s leave.