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Heizer, according to court records, was the Sept. 4, 2016, driver of the vehicle carrying Kylen Gregory before witnesses said the now 18-year-old Gregory fired a gun at a car driven by Bowers.
Bowers died from a head wound two days later in what the coroner ruled was Kettering’s first gun-related homicide since 2007. Gregory is being tried on murder and other charges as an adult.
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Heizer made the plea May 18, about three weeks after a bill of information was filed and Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Dennis Langer signed documents limiting public access to the Heizer case, court documents show.
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Heizer’s sentencing is pending, court records show. Gregory’s trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 5.
Gregory is being held on a $1 million bond in juvenile detention.
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