JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — After deliberating for a little over an hour, a jury found Bryan Goggins, the man accused of killing a Jacksonville teenager, guilty.
Tamia Sanders,14, was one of three people shot during an argument at a small party in the Brentwood area in 2016. She died of her injuries just two days before she was supposed start her first day of high school.
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Police said Goggins was the gunman who fired shots into a group of people.
Goggins represented himself in court despite the judge telling him it was unwise.
He was found guilty on the following charges:
- Murder in the second degree with a weapon
- 3 counts of attempted murder in the second degree
- Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon
He's expected to receive his sentence on Dec. 9.
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