Rochester man sentenced in 16th Avenue shooting

(ABC 6 News)- On Monday, Alonzo Kelly was sentenced to 5 years’ probation for a shooting on 16th Avenue in Rochester in 2024.

In September 2024, law enforcement responded to shots fired between two apartment complexes. An apartment building and a vehicle were struck but no injuries were reported.

Kelly pleaded guilty to one felony charge of dangerous weapons–reckless discharge of firearm within a municipality and agreed to testify at co-defendant Scott Bunch‘s trial in December.

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Two years of Kelly’s probation will be supervised, in Olmsted County. He will receive credit for 94 days served at the Olmsted County Jail.

If Kelly does not spend 5 years on probation without incident, he could be re-sentenced to a year in prison.

Kelly’s co-defendant, Scott Bunch, is scheduled to be sentenced on April 7.