Jemya White's Bond Hearing: Self-Defense Claim in LeFlore High Shooting

0:00In Birmingham, it's March 17th. Here's what is happening. A mobile county judge is weighing whether to revoke bond for 18-year-old Gemya White charged in last year's double shooting at LaFloor High School. Why broke her bond rules for the second time this year? Instead of heading to Bishop State Community College, she visited multiple homes, two gas stations, and a Burger King. She's currently on electronic monitoring. The shooting stemmed from a verbal clash when White was 16. A 15-year-old boy got grazed by a bullet while a 17-year-old took a shot to the abdomen. Thankfully, both victims pulled through. Prosecutors hit her with four indictments, two for first degree assault involving gunshots, plus charges for firing and carrying a weapon on school, grounds. Earlier this year in January, the judge passed on revoking her bond despite proof of a violation. An immunity hearing is coming up on March 17th at 1.30 PM to review her self-defense claim with a bond issue

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