11-Year-Old Texas Boy May Be Paralyzed After He Was Shot In A Drive-By Shooting

19 Year Old Drove His Cousin To An 11-Year-Old Boy’s Home & Fired 4 Shots After Argument Over A Girl

An 11-year-old boy may be paralyzed after he was shot in a drive-by shooting early Sunday in the Spring area. The 19-year-old suspect in the shooting appeared before a judge early Monday morning.

He’s charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. It was revealed in court that the 11-year-old is now possibly paralyzed from the waist down, with a bullet lodged in his neck. That’s just one of the disturbing details revealed during the hearing.

Keandre Jackson’s bond was set at $500,000. According to authorities, Jackson and his juvenile cousin, who is only in middle school, had been making threats to the 11-year-old about shooting up his house because of an argument between the two middle schoolers over a girl.

 

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Deputies said earlier in the night, before the shooting, an argument ensued between teenagers at a separate residence involving the 11-year-old, but the situation was temporarily calmed by a parent.

Jackson is accused of driving his cousin to the 11-year-old’s home in the 5000 block of Roth Forest Lane and shooting four times into his upstairs bedroom window.

The 11-year-old, who is now fighting for his life, was shot in the neck. His 35-year-old mother was shot in the pelvic area.

Not only are they accused of the drive-by shooting, but court records state the two went back home, where they were having a sleepover and bragged about what they had done