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School shooting sentence

Updated: March 6, 2013
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NORMAL -- A student who fired a gun in a classroom is sentenced to juvenile prison. The incident happened at Normal Community High School in September.

Police say the freshman brought three guns, two knives and a hatchet to the school. The student fired four shots before a teacher tackled him.

The teen will be in juvenile prison for an undisclosed amount of time and will be released by his 21st birthday.

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