A 15 year old is charged with shooting into a homecoming crowd. He faces at least 12 charges. And he has a record. At 15. Anthony Rivers III is charged with 11 counts of attempted 2nd degree murder and possession of a firearm by a delinquent. Shots rang out just before 8pm Saturday outside FAMU's Bragg Memorial Stadium after the homecoming game. The crowd was packed with students, alumni, families and food vendors. 12 people were hurt. 11 shot and 1 injured running from gunfire. 6 victims were kids, the youngest was 11, and 1 was a victim's grandmother. As of Monday, 1 victim was critical and 2 had serious injuries. Police say a fistfight broke out first, and none of the victims appear to have been the intended targets. The "delinquent" gun charge means he was already barred from having a gun, and the Tallahassee Democrat reports he has faced criminal charges before. A judge ordered him held without bond, and State Attorney Jack Campbell says he'll be prosecuted as an adult. When the judge read the charges, his mother said over Zoom, "This is a lie," according to the Democrat. Police say more arrests are possible. A 15 year old with a record had a gun and fired into a crowd of families. A life thrown away like it was nothing. Charge him as the adult he acted like, and protect society at the same time.