When the woman driving the car tried to intervene, Shackleford pulled out a gun “and fired multiple rounds in to the back of the driver’s seat, striking the victim. The victim was left paralyzed,” the prosecutor’s office stated in a release.
A jury on March 2 found Shackleford guilty as charged to attempted murder, felonious assault, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and two counts of having weapons while under disability for prior convictions.
The sentence handed down on Friday is to be served consecutive to the 20-year sentence Shackleford received in May after he was convicted of attempted of attempted murder and other charges for shooting a man multiple times on May 11, 2020, in the 1600 block of Darst Avenue in Dayton.
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