He Testified He Never Saw Who He Was Shooting At. Now He Wants Stand Your Ground Immunity for a Teen’s Death.

Key Takeaways

Tonie Wilson, 20, is seeking Stand Your Ground immunity in the 2024 shooting death of 16-year-old Julian 'JuJu' Keel at a Columbia graduation party.

Wilson testified he fired back during the shootout but never saw who was shooting at him before he returned fire.

Prosecutors allege Wilson armed himself with a .300 Blackout rifle and fired about 20 rounds into the crowd, striking Keel in the back.

More than 50 rounds were fired from at least four different guns during the party, which drew more than 100 people.

The judge did not rule Monday and the hearing is scheduled…

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