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<p>WILKES-BARRE &#8212; A city man accused of shooting three people during what city police believe was a botched marijuana deal will face charges in Luzerne County Court.</p><p>Terence D. Bradley, 19, of South Franklin Street, is accused of shooting Nichole Santiago, Alanah Sobrinski and Miles Singleton in the area of Sullivan and Sambourne streets Feb. 12.</p><p>Santiago, 20, and Sobrinski, 19, both of Scranton, were found in a bullet-ridden vehicle on South Main Street, authorities say. Singleton, 20, of Moosic, fled the scene with two juveniles inside the vehicle.</p><p>Santiago became paralyzed due to the gunshot injury to her back, court records say.</p><p>During hospital interviews with Santiago and Sobrinski, investigators learned Santiago was driving a Toyota with Singleton directing her where to drive in Wilkes-Barre as they planned to rip-off &#8220;Billy Ace&#8221; to obtain marijuana.</p><p>Bradley is known as Billy Ace.</p><p>The drug deal was set up through Facebook, court records say.</p><p>When Santiago stopped in the area of Sullivan and Sambourne streets to meet Billy Ace, a transaction took place and Singleton yelled &#8220;Go, go, go.&#8221; Santiago drove away as Billy Ace fired multiple rounds at the vehicle.</p><p>Santiago continued to drive, stopping when she turned onto South Main Street where police found them.</p><p>Singleton suffered a gunshot wound to his leg, police said.</p><p>Bradley appeared for a preliminary hearing Thursday before District Judge Richard Cronauer in Wilkes-Barre, who forwarded five counts of recklessly endangering another person and three counts of aggravated assault to county court.</p><p>Bradley remains jailed at the county correctional facility without bail.</p><style>
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WB triple-shooting suspect to face charges in Luzerne County Court