Two teenagers charged in the brutal killing of a 73-year-old man who was attacked by a group of teen in June are set to appear in court Wednesday.
Surveillance video from the attack showed the elderly man being surrounded by the teens and knocked to the ground with a traffic cone. Officials say Mosely struck him with the cone at least two times.
Two other juveniles, ages 10 and 13, turned themselves into authorities in connection to the deadly attack, but they were both released. Both Jones and Mosely are being charged as adults in this case, with a preliminary hearing set to begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday.Gamara Mosley, 14, faces third-degree murder and conspiracy charges for the traffic cone beating death of James Lambert Jr. She is the second 14-year-old charged in the case.
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