Teens Arrested in Waffle House Shooting

0:00Police in Richardson, Texas have arrested two young suspects in a shooting that left an 18-year-old high school student permanently paralyzed. 18-year-old telegryphon and 17-year-old Charles Webster, both from Anna, face charges of engaging in organized criminal activity tied. To the March 19th incident, the shooting happened in a Waffle House parking lot after a large fight between groups escalated into gunfire. Witnesses called 911 as multiple people pulled guns and started shooting. Seth Jackson, the Richardson high school student who was hit, stepped in to help a friend under attack. Videos show he wasn't near the shooter, but he ended up shot and now paralyzed from the waist down, while still in intensive care. Jackson worked two jobs, played basketball for his school, and had just been accepted to the University of Houston with an apartment lined up for the fall. His family is now adapting their home to make a wheelchair accessible, including wider doors and a remodeled bathroom. As detectives continue piecing together the events leading up to the violence, the community rallies around Jackson's recovery, hoping for justice and a path forward.

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