Crime & Safety

Miramar Teens Accused In Murder Of Classmate Dwight Grant Will Face Adult Charges

Due to the teens' ages, the maximum possible punishment is life in state prison.

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November 5, 2021

Three Miramar teens accused of killing 18-year-old classmate Dwight Grant will be facing charges as adults.

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A grand jury indicted 17-year-old Andre Clements, 17-year-old Christie Parisien, and 16-year old Jaslyn Smith on charges of first degree murder, criminal conspiracy, and tampering with evidence.

Due to the teens’ ages, the maximum possible punishment is life in state prison. If the case had been handled in the juvenile justice system, anyone found guilty would have to be released after a maximum of three years and could only be kept under supervision in the community until age 21.

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