Fort Wayne Men Get Maximum Sentence for Shooting Boy
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Two men from Fort Wayne, Indiana, receive maximum sentences for a Fourth of July shooting that nearly killed a young boy. Tyron Hill and Quayawn Eldridge, convicted of attempted murder and aggravated battery, are sentenced to 82 years each. The incident occurred during a block party, with the victim, a minor, suffering a gunshot wound. The father at the scene described the men demanding his gun before opening fire. The victims mother later identified Hill and Eldridge, leading to their trial. The maximum penalty highlights the courts stance on gun violence at community gatherings.
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