Teen accused in quadruple Orlando shooting charged as an adult

The 16-year-old suspect accused in the quadruple shooting of a group of juveniles outside the Sister Soul Food restaurant in Parramore is being charged as an adult, according to the State Attorney’s Office.Cody Doggett is charged with attempted second-degree murder with a firearm. Doggett is set to appear in court at 9 a.m. Wednesday.>> The video above is previous coverage.The incident occurred on South Parramore Avenue on Feb. 15.Officers responded to the reported shooting and found four juveniles with gunshot wounds.”The injuries ranged in severity, with one victim sustaining a gunshot wound to the head,” OPD said in a news release. According to OPD, investigators determined the shooting stemmed from a “gang-related dispute.”During this dispute, multiple individuals fired a weapon before fleeing the scene.What officers estimated to be one minute later, a suspect returned to the restaurant and fired a weapon into a crowd that had gathered to assist an injured victim.Officers believe that round of gunfire struck the victim in the head.Investigators determined that the victim was a known gang member involved in the dispute, identifying them as an opposing gang member to the shooter, OPD said.The suspect, Doggett, was arrested on charges of attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.It’s unclear what the argument was about, but it did leave one of the four victims with life-threatening injuries. During a prayer vigil held outside the restaurant, a local pastor called for the community to support kids.Doggett is held in the Orange County Jail on no bond.

ORLANDO, Fla. —

The 16-year-old suspect accused in the quadruple shooting of a group of juveniles outside the Sister Soul Food restaurant in Parramore is being charged as an adult, according to the State Attorney’s Office.

Cody Doggett is charged with attempted second-degree murder with a firearm.

Doggett is set to appear in court at 9 a.m. Wednesday.

>> The video above is previous coverage.

The incident occurred on South Parramore Avenue on Feb. 15.

Officers responded to the reported shooting and found four juveniles with gunshot wounds.

“The injuries ranged in severity, with one victim sustaining a gunshot wound to the head,” OPD said in a news release.

According to OPD, investigators determined the shooting stemmed from a “gang-related dispute.”

During this dispute, multiple individuals fired a weapon before fleeing the scene.

What officers estimated to be one minute later, a suspect returned to the restaurant and fired a weapon into a crowd that had gathered to assist an injured victim.

Officers believe that round of gunfire struck the victim in the head.

Investigators determined that the victim was a known gang member involved in the dispute, identifying them as an opposing gang member to the shooter, OPD said.

The suspect, Doggett, was arrested on charges of attempted first-degree murder with a firearm.

It’s unclear what the argument was about, but it did leave one of the four victims with life-threatening injuries.

During a prayer vigil held outside the restaurant, a local pastor called for the community to support kids.

Doggett is held in the Orange County Jail on no bond.