A Little Rock teenager shot during a car burglary last year has accepted an eight-year prison sentence for the break-in as well as for his role in a 2021 shooting that wounded a 17-year-old girl and another shooting about nine months later in which the home of his girlfriend, also 17, was shot up.
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Filing: Revoke bond for teen in shooting
Youth one of 6 arrested in gunfire
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John Lynch
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Today at 3:21 a.m.
Prosecutors are calling for the arrest of a Little Rock teenager implicated in a February shooting in a southwest Little Rock subdivision that wounded a 17-year-old girl.
Jeffery Isaiah Moss is one of six teens arrested after the shootout at the Otter Creek Homeowners Association clubhouse at 14000 Otter Creek Parkway. Moss, 18, and four other teens are charged with aggravated assault, accused of firing guns during the incident.
Arrested March 29, about a month after the Otter Creek shooting, Moss was released on $10,000 bond the same day. On Monday, deputy prosecutor Christy Bjornson petitioned Pulaski County Circuit Judge Leon Johnson to revoke that bond, reporting that Moss had violated the conditions of his release on June 20 when he was arrested in Little Rock on three counts of breaking or entering, based on accusations that Moss had broken into