Teenagers shot after refusing to pull up pants in US
NEW YORK: A 45-year-old man in New York shot at two teenagers after they refused to pull up their baggy pants when he had asked them to, a media report said.
Kenneth Bonds from Memphis area was charged with assault after he fired shots using a semi-automatic pistol at two teenagers - aged 16 and 17 - after he asked them to pull up their baggy pants and the teens refused, Fox News reported.
The boys ran as Bonds fired more shots, hitting the younger one in the buttock.
The injured boy was later admitted to a hospital.
Kenneth Bonds from Memphis area was charged with assault after he fired shots using a semi-automatic pistol at two teenagers - aged 16 and 17 - after he asked them to pull up their baggy pants and the teens refused, Fox News reported.
The boys ran as Bonds fired more shots, hitting the younger one in the buttock.
The injured boy was later admitted to a hospital.
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