Medical examiner says gun muzzle no more than 2 feet from first victim when fired stat : Azcentral

5 of 19 CLOSE Skip in Skip x Embed x Share NAU STUDENT SHOOTING CASE NAU Shooting Suspect In Court | 0:44 NAU Shooting Suspect In Court. NAU shooting victim Nick Piring: 'I never did see the gun'Did 'sucker punch' start the fight at NAU? Steven Jones, 19, appears in court in February 2016 in the Oct. 9, 2015 shooting on the NAU campus. NAU student Colin Brough, 20, died at the scene. WATCH: NAU shooting trial of Steven JonesBrough also tested positive for an active ingredient of marijuana and a lower-than-therapeutic level of the anti-anxiety drug commonly called Xanax.




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11 a.m.Two Northern Arizona University students have testified in court against their friend who is accused of fatally shooting one person and injuring three others. FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - The Latest on the trial involving a shooting at Northern Arizona University in October 2015 (all times local):3:30 p.m.A medical examiner has testified in the Northern Arizona University shooting trial that the muzzle of defendant Steven Jones' gun was no more than two feet away from the victim when the shots were fired. The two men say they remember feeling more afraid of Jones than the four students in the moment of the shooting. Jones' attorney argued that Mike had called police in a much more dire state the night of the shooting. Coconino County Medical Examiner Lawrence Czarnecki testified Friday that Colin Brough died from a gunshot that severed his aorta, causing him to rapidly bleed out.


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