GREEN BAY (NBC26) — 15-year-old Freddrick Love-Kennedy was charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide in connection with a shooting on Green Bay's east side Friday.
- The criminal complaint that identified the charge did not name the victim, but Green Bay Police said Friday the victim is a 16-year-old male
- The complaint alleges Love-Kennedy and another person were involved in a dispute with the victim and three other people, originating from altercations at school the previous day
- The victim and witnesses say the victim was getting out of a Dodge Charger when the suspect shot him twice in the arm, according to the complaint
- When he was initially questioned Friday, Love-Kennedy denied shooting the victim or owning a gun, according to the complaint
- A court commissioner set Love-Kennedy's bond at $100,000
- Video shows Love-Kennedy in court and Friday's scene
(The following is a transcription of the full broadcast story)
15-year-old Freddrick Love-Kennedy is charged with shooting and injuring a 16-year-old on a residential street on the Green Bay's east side on Friday.
We're at the Brown County courthouse, where Love-Kennedy appeared virtually in court for the first time.
The court commissioner set Love-Kennedy's bond at $100,000.
He is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, and use of a dangerous weapon — which, in Wisconsin, means he is charged as an adult.
The shooting happened on Village and Mills streets, where the criminal complaint says Love-Kennedy and another person were in an altercation with the eventual victim and three other people.
"This defendant escalated this conduct by bringing a gun to the fight, and subsequently using this gun," Assistant District Attorney Claire Lamal said.
When NBC 26 crews were at the scene Friday, we saw a white Dodge Charger being towed away — and the criminal complaint references the victim exiting a white Charger before being shot twice in the arm.
According to the criminal complaint, when he was initially questioned Friday, Love-Kennedy denied shooting the victim or owning a gun.
He's due back in court on June 21.
