Who Is Noah Ney? 16-Year-Old Sentenced To 50 Years In Jail For Drive-By Shooting

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Meet the 16-year-old boy who has been sentenced to 50 years in jail for shooting a young girl in the neck while driving by.

What did Noah Ney?

The 16-year-old Oklahoman who shot the young girl in the neck has been sentenced to 50 years in prison, providing solace to the terrified victims of the baby-faced bandit.

Noah Ney was stated by the court that he understands right from wrong but has “no amenability to treatment,” therefore he was punished as an adult for the shooting in 2022.

Two months after making a daring escape from a Tulsa juvenile detention facility where he had beaten staff, flooded his cell, and smeared excrement on the walls, the 4-foot-9-inch gunman was locked up on Monday.

‘I have treatment records in a packet thicker than a dictionary showing treatment attempts that he rejected by escaping or assaulting staff that were there to help him,‘ said Assistant Tulsa County District Attorney Morgan Medders.

When Ney shot the five-year-old girl in April of last year, the court heard that he already had a criminal history dating back to his middle school years.

He drove by in a stolen automobile while she was inside her North Rockford Avenue home playing, and he shot a revolver at the house, striking her in the neck and shoulder.

“During the drive-by shooting, multiple people were in the line of fire,” Medders testified before Tulsa District Court.

The five-year-old’s injuries were so severe that an inch or two may have separated the child’s bullet wounds from the point of no return, prompting EMSA to take her to the hospital.

Ney and another prisoner climbed the fence of the Tulsa County Juvenile Justice Centre and fled while Ney was awaiting sentencing for the shooting.

Noah Ney sentenced to 50 Years in jail

Ney’s father has served multiple jail sentences, and the court was informed that both of his parents have criminal histories.

Ney’s mother acknowledged that her son is harsh to both people and animals, but she claimed that she is to blame for her son’s actions.

Ney’s grandmother and aunt both reported to the court that he had not been well cared for during his life, despite his aunt’s claims to the contrary.

A neighbour testified to Noah causing havoc in the neighbourhood by wearing gang colors, carrying guns and knives, and often pulling them on neighbors while threatening them,’ Medders said.

‘While several extended family members appeared at the certification hearing, those same people have been available to Noah throughout his extensive juvenile history and that did not appear to make a difference.’

It was revealed to the court that Ney’s father had multiple jail sentences and that both of his parents had criminal histories.

While acknowledging that Ney is harsh to both people and animals, Ney’s mother claims that she is to blame for her son’s actions.

Ney’s behavior had gotten worse while placed with both his aunt and grandmother, despite his aunt’s claims that he had been ignored his entire childhood, according to information provided to the court.

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