Two young men have been sentenced to prison in the 2016 fatal shooting of a Michigan high school student during a robbery attempt. 19-year-old Jermarius Ellison and 18-year-old Delrano Gracey were each sentenced to 15-40 years in prison on Monday in Washtenaw County Trial Court.
They earlier pleaded guilty in the slaying of 18-year-old Jordan Klee. Gracey apologized to his family and Klee's family. The newspaper says Ellison apologized to his own family, but not to Klee's family. Last year, 18-year-old Danta Wright was sentenced to 25-52 years in Klee's death. Klee, a Pioneer High School student, was found dead near Pinelake Village Cooperative in Ann Arbor.
A maintenance worker found him with a single gunshot wound lying on a path outside the condominium complex.
