GOSHEN TWP., Ohio — Three teens were arrested in Goshen Township roughly two weeks ago after they opened fire on another teen with multiple automatic weapons, according to court documents.
The incident spurred after three teenagers were involved in an argument over text and decided to meet up for a mutual fight.
Around 1 a.m. Nov. 10 near State Route 28, only two of the teens actually showed up and one brought two other friends.
That teen and his friends brought multiple guns and ammunition to the fight. The other teen that showed brought a taser, court documents said.
He said that the other three exited a vehicle, where he hid behind a car as the three began firing their automatic weapons at the vehicle.
The teen began to run where he tripped in a front yard, and the other three began firing at him again.
The teen told police, according to court documents, that while on the ground he noticed the ground around him and the residence the yard belong to receiving gunfire.
The teen was not hit and escaped the incident.
In separate police interviews, the three teens admitted to firing shots at the teen. All three have been charged with attempted murder, which is a felony of the first degree.
Police said officers found an AR-15, AK-47 and a 12-gauge shotgun. The teens also had multiple loaded magazines and spent shell casings.
In separate police interviews, the three teens admitted to firing shots at the teen.
All three have been charged with attempted murder, which is a felony of the first degree.
All three of their bonds were set at $500,000.
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