HAZLETON, Pa. — At a home on South Wyoming Street in Hazleton is where police say a shooting happened around 1 a.m. on Sunday.
Edwin Pell lives a few blocks away.
"Sitting in my house and heard a couple gunshots, and I came outside about an hour later to check on Bill, and there were a bunch of cop cars here," Pell said.
Hazleton Police arrested 20-year-old Frangel Garcia Andujar earlier this week on an existing warrant.
On Wednesday, he was charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment related to that shooting.
Police say Andujar attended an underage party at the home on South Wyoming Street on Sunday.
At that party, somehow, an altercation began.
They have not released the details as to how it started, but they say Andujar fired several shots, hitting two juveniles.
Police say Andujar will likely face homicide charges pending further investigation.
For now, the new charges will keep him from walking free.
"We're very confident that he was the only individual involved in the shooting portion of this investigation. That is, again, why we preliminarily charged him with the charges that we have," said Chief Brian Schoonmaker of the Hazleton Police.
The Luzerne County coroner's office says 17-year-old Stanley Jimson Junior was killed that night.
He was a senior wrestler at Hazleton Area High School.
His coaches and teammates were shocked by the news.
"Waking up Sunday morning to those texts and seeing missed calls and knowing something bad happened. My stomach just fell, and you just keep wanted to say this can't be happening," said Keith Mauer, wrestling coach. "He had his life figured out and he was going to go into the service. He knew what he wanted to do."
Maurer says Jimson was a quiet, kind, and hard-working kid who could never be replaced.
"Of course, you want justice, and I get justice. I'm happy about that, but in the big picture, it doesn't bring Stanley back, which is the tragedy in all this," he added.
Jimson's team plans to display his singlet in the wrestling room at the high school, and they're also planning to honor him at a memorial service this Saturday.
Andujar was denied bail and is locked up in Luzerne County awaiting his next hearing, one week from this Friday.
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