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Trial delayed for death case waived from juvenile court - Vimarsana News

Trial delayed for death case waived from juvenile court

The accused, who allegedly shot and killed Andrew Lenahan on Oct. 14, 2022 when she was 17, was waived from juvenile to adult court.

Region high school student booked into Porter County jail in shooting death - Vimarsana News

Region high school student booked into Porter County jail in shooting death

"Defendant is ordered to appear at all hearings dates," the judge said. "Failure to appear will result in an arrest warrant being issued."

Porter County girl passed out after shooting fellow teen dead, then fled, new charging document says - Vimarsana News

Porter County girl passed out after shooting fellow teen dead, then fled, new charging document says

"The gun fired and struck Andrew, who immediately fell to the ground," the allegations read. "Dakota became hysterical and passed out from the shock."

Unsealed court documents provide details on fatal Union Township shooting of 18-year-old - Vimarsana News

Unsealed court documents provide details on fatal Union Township shooting of 18-year-old

Recently released court documents in the case of a teen girl charged with shooting and killing Andrew Lenahan, 18, in October in Union Township provide additional details about what reportedly happened that night, a gathering of young people that included alcohol and firearms.

Portage High School student waived to adult court to face charges in fatal shooting - Vimarsana News

Portage High School student waived to adult court to face charges in fatal shooting

"As I have said from day one this was a tragic accident not a reckless act," defense attorney Ken Elwood said.