Update
2:00 p.m.
The arrest affidavit is shedding more light in the shooting of FSU football player Ethan Pritchard. It states that he was shot accidentally as retaliation for a previous shooting that happened on August 25th at the Havana Heights Apartments involving a Grey Dodge Charger.
The report states the driver behind that car opened fire on the apartments. The suspects were then looking out for the car just in case it came back. It goes on to say that when Pritchard was taking his aunt home on August 31st, due to him having a similar car, the suspects believed it was the driver from the August 25th shooting and opened fire on the car using four different guns, with one of the bullets hitting Pritchard in the head.
1:35 p.m.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has provided more information regarding two other suspects accused in the shooting of FSU football player, Ethan Pritchard.
They say 22-year-old Jayden Bodison faces three counts of attempted murder and one count of shooting into an occupied vehicle. He's being held without bond.
16-year-old Anthony Glenn is also facing three counts of attempted murder and one count of shooting into an occupied vehicle. He's also being held without bond at the Department of Juvenile Justice.
FDLE says the investigation remains active.
Original:
Two men charged in connection with the shooting of Florida State football player Ethan Pritchard appeared in Gadsden County Court Friday morning.
18-year-old Caron Miller faces three counts of attempted murder and one count of shooting into an occupied vehicle. He's being held without bond.
23-year-old Germany Atkins was also in court, and he's charged with possession of cannabis with intent to sell and violation of probation out of Leon County. He's also being held without bond.
Pritchard remains hospitalized as investigators continue piecing together what led up to the shooting.
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