3 Teens Face Judge In Mob Attacks
POSTED: Monday, June 23, 2008
UPDATED: 1:22 pm EDT June 23,
2008
DETROIT -- Three teens faced a judge for a preliminary hearing in connection to several mob beatings in Mount Clemens.Jemall Davidson, 16, is charged with assault with intent to murder, a count of rioting and a count of assault and battery. Deonte Williams, 17, is charged with attempted murder and 18-year-old Steve Lincoln is charged with assault. Charges against him may be upgraded to attempted murder, said prosecutors.The three teens are accused of being part of a group of 20 to 30 people who beat up a man outside a gas station, attacked and robbed at least one motorist, and may also be responsible for several other violent crimes that took place earlier this month.Charges against 17-year-old Johnny Allor were dismissed Monday because of insufficient evidence.Three more males face charges in the case.
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