The Brief
- Two men were sentenced for a 2024 shooting outside Dunbar High school.
- A 19- and 20-year-old were sentenced to five years in prison and two years of probation during an emotional hearing.
- The judge determined that sentencing them under the Youth Rehabilitation Act would offer them a path forward.
WASHINGTON – Two men were sentenced to five years in prison following a shooting outside Dunbar High School that shook the community.
What we know:
In an emotional sentencing hearing at D.C. Superior Court, Judge Michael Ryan sentenced both Saki Frost, 19, and Azhari Graves, 20, to five years in prison followed by two years of supervised probation. The sentences will be served under the District’s Youth Rehabilitation Act.…