Three of the girls received four months probation, Prosecutor William Fagerman said. The fourth will receive her disposition at a later date. Fagerman accepted the plea bargains after discovering the girls were not major contributors in the March 5 episode in which about 15 people stormed a home on 40 Road about 3 a.m. Clements and Galbraith were later charged with firing guns at the intruders, including some shots said to be taken while the crowd was retreating. Five people were hit by gunfire, though none received life-threatening injuries.
None remains hospitalized.
Clements is scheduled to be arraigned in circuit court Monday on five counts of assault with intent to murder, which carries a maximum life sentence. Galbraith will be arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm, less than murder, a 10-year felony. Galbraith had faced two charges of assault with intent to murder, but agreed to a plea bargain that includes having him testify against Clements. That is scheduled for April 20, Fagerman said. Eight others have accepted plea bargains for lesser charges.