Man sentenced to at least 22 years in fatal Pittsburgh July 4th shooting
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A man who says he unintentionally shot and killed his stepbrother on the Fourth of July will spend decades behind bars.
A judge sentenced Camerin Caldwell to serve 22 to 44 years in state prison.
The shooting happened three years ago after the fireworks in Katz Plaza in the Cultural District. Caldwell and his friends were fighting with another group when Caldwell fired several shots into the crowd.
Then-16-year-old Keyari Wynn was shot in the head and another teen was shot six times. Wynn died two years later, and his death was ruled a homicide.
Caldwell pleaded guilty in March to several charges, including third-degree murder.
