3 teens sentenced in girl’s killing
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Two brothers, ages 15 and 16, and a 13-year-old friend each were convicted of first-degree murder last month in the shooting death of 15-year-old Ichinkhorloo “Iko” Bayarsaikhan.
On Friday, a judge in San Leandro sentenced the older brother to at least seven years in a juvenile detention facility, while the other two teens were sentenced to attend Rites of Passage, a wilderness camp in Nevada that serves at-risk youth.
The boys were part of a group that tried to rob Bayarsaikhan and her friends in Washington Park on Halloween.
The alleged shooter, 16-year-old Quochuy “Tony” Tran, is being tried as an adult.
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