Three individuals have pleaded guilty in connection with the tragic Brooklyn Day mass shooting incident that occurred last year. The court proceedings on Monday morning saw two juveniles and one 18-year-old, who was 17 at the time of the shooting, enter guilty pleas.

Warren Brown, the defense attorney representing one of the juveniles, confirmed to FOX45 News that his client, along with a 16-year-old, both pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree assault and a minor in possession of a handgun. They each received a sentence of 25 years, with all but 5 years suspended.

Brown expressed satisfaction with the agreement, as it allows his client and the 16-year-old to avoid the adult criminal justice system. A third individual pleaded guilty solely to a charge of minor in possession of a handgun and received a sentence of 5 years, with all but one year suspended.

Meanwhile, two adult defendants, 18-year-old Tristan Jackson and 19-year-old Aaron Brown, are scheduled to stand trial together in connection with the mass shooting incident. As of now, no one has been charged with the murders of the two individuals who tragically lost their lives during the shooting.

The Brooklyn Day mass shooting left the community shaken and sparked discussions about gun violence and youth involvement in crimes. While the guilty pleas represent a step towards accountability, the legal proceedings are ongoing, and the community awaits further developments in the case.

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