16-year-old murder suspect has outburst in Montgomery County courtroom following guilty verdict
In court Wednesday, 16-year-old Malik Hney and his 17-year-old brother Malachi Hney were acquitted in the murder of Taon Cline. They were, however, found guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. But a comment from the younger defendant to the victim?s family after the verdicts were read has sparked outrage.
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