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Teen Suspect in Carnero Shooting Remains in Custody Ahead of Trial

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A 13-year-old boy accused of shooting Chris Carnero will remain in custody until his trial, scheduled for July 1. Judge Robert Lara determined that the suspect is a flight risk and poses a danger to himself and others, following a two-hour hearing. The prosecution presented evidence from three witnesses, including law enforcement officers, who testified about the suspect's previous attempts to flee and potential gang connections. A pre-trial hearing is set for May 26, with jury selection on June 29. The suspect will also undergo a therapeutic evaluation while in custody.

Key Details: • Pre-trial hearing on May 26, 2024 • Jury selection scheduled for June 29, 2024 • Trial set to begin on July 1, 2024 • Suspect will have monitored calls and a therapeutic evaluation

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