BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — The teen accused of killing a 17-year-old in Battle Creek earlier this year will stand trial.
Jack Snyder was shot and killed Feb. 17.
The Battle Creek Police Department (BCPD) says Snyder offered two other teens — aged 13 and 14 — a ride when temperatures were below 20 degrees.
We’re told a struggle occurred when one of the teens allegedly tried to grab the keys near Southwest Capital and Battle Creek avenues.
The 14-year-old shot Snyder twice, according to BCPD.
The suspect, Justice Chimner, was subsequently charged as an adult with murder, carjacking and two weapons-related violations, court documents say.
Chimner was bound over to circuit court Thursday.
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