Prosecutor’s office: 16-year-old avoids jail time after bringing loaded gun to school
The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office has announced a teen from Woodbridge has avoided jail time after bringing a loaded gun to school.
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Jul 13, 2022, 10:50 AM
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19h agoThe Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office has
announced a teen from Woodbridge has avoided jail time after bringing a loaded
gun to school.
Authorities say Malachi Parcells, a 16-year-old JFK
High School student, will instead serve two
years probation.
The student was charged
after police found a loaded 9mm handgun back in March in his fanny pack.
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