Watch as Fox 4's Anvar Ruziev takes you to the scene of where the crews battled the flames: UPDATE 9:40 p.m.:Power was fully restored in Montura Ranch Estates following a brush fire that burned three acres earlier Wednesday Chief Amy Stafford from Hendry County Public Safety says the fire began around 12:30 p.m prompting evacuations due to smoke and safety concerns Firefighters on scene said one of the properties had over 500 tires burning The exact cause remains under investigation either illegal burn or working in the backyard It moved to adjacent properties," Stafford explained officials are urging residents to adhere strictly to the current burn ban citing extremely dry conditions that can easily fuel flames Those are there for a reason," said Stafford "Even if we get a small little rain shower Power is back on to all but three customers in the affected area The Florida Forest Service says the fire is 100% contained The Florida Forest Service says the fire is still at three acres Hendry County deputies say if you saw a large plume of black smoke it came from a pile of tires dumped in the area Glades Electric Cooperative says nearly 2,000 people have no power The Hendry County School District says parents should expect significant bus delays due to the fire "We strongly recommend that if you have an alternative means of transportation for your student(s) you consider utilizing it to avoid significant wait times," the district posted on social media "We understand this situation may cause inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding as we navigate these unforeseen circumstances The safety of our students is our top priority and we are working to transport them as efficiently and safely as possible given the road closures Homes are under evacuation in Montura Ranch Estates in Hendry County because of a brush fire If you live between North Cabbage Palm at Horse Club and west to North Utopia Street if you live on Camino Real Boulevard at North Utopia Street and east to North Cabbage Palm The evacuations are roughly a three-block radius Hendry County deputies are helping with road closures They tell Fox 4 multiple agencies are at the scene including Clewiston LaBelle and Montura Ranch fire departments Collier County is sending a helicopter to help fight the fire The Florida Forest Service says three acres have burned and it's 50% contained A 4-year-old Clewiston boy and a 26-year-old Davie man were killed in a car crash in Hendry County on Saturday night bringing smiles to the faces of those around him." The accident happened at the intersection of U.S in which the boy and his 58-year-old grandfather were passengers failed to yield and turned into the path of a 26-year-old motorcycle driver Troopers did not release the driver's name The motorcyclist collided with the passenger side of the pickup truck according to the Florida Highway Patrol's crash report The motorcyclist fell off his motorcycle and was pinned under the truck The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene sustained critical injuries and was transported to the hospital The 4-year-old boy was also pronounced dead at the scene (CBS12) — A Clewiston woman was killed after her BMW drifted into oncoming traffic near the 51000 of Hwy 27 on Thursday According to a traffic report by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office (PBSO) crossed over the median from the northbound lane to the southbound lanes Her vehicle then broke through the western guardrail and continued northwest striking a tree See also: Longtime Palm Beach County deputy arrested for DUI in sheriff's office vehicle The vehicle came to a rest overturned on its side Lopez was pronounced dead on the scene by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue (PBCFR) were killed in a crash on US 27 in Hendry County on Saturday night Troopers say it happened near the intersection of Flaghole Rd They say a pickup truck going northbound made a left turn but did not yield the right of way to a motorcycle coming the opposite direction The 4-year-old passenger from Clewiston was killed Troopers say the 26-year-old motorcycle driver from Davie was partially pinned underneath the truck The Florida Highway Patrol Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating The Clewiston Police Department (CPD) is urgently asking for the community's help in locating two runaway teens (CBS12) — Police urgently seek public help in locating two 15-year-olds who vanished after fleeing a vehicle stopped at a stop sign were last seen together after an encounter with law enforcement According to the Clewiston Police Department (CPD) officers encountered the duo accompanied by two juvenile boys the two boys were quickly picked up by their families See also: St. Lucie firefighters extinguish Friday evening blaze After multiple attempts to reach their parents CPD says the teen girls couldn't reach their families Torres eventually made contact with an adult male she claimed was her brother police say the duo ran out of the vehicle at a stop sign Chanell and Giselle are believed to still be together though there is a possibility they could be travelling separately Police urge anyone with information on the girls' whereabouts to call the Clewiston Police Department at 863-983-1474 UPDATE:An explosion in the back of a pickup truck at the Clewiston Holiday Inn parking lot sent a man to the hospital Fox 4’s Hendry County Community Correspondent so he went to talk to Clewiston’s Fire Chief about what happened.Watch Austin's report here.. In hotel surveillance video - you could see the man working in the back of his truck when suddenly yo could see the truck still in the parking lot with the roof of the bed topper blown out Fire Chief Travis Reese told me they started getting calls around five Wednesday afternoon from people who heard the explosion they found an adult male in the lobby that had sustained injuries to his torso and face and had difficulty hearing and seeing,” said Reese Reese said the blast caused severe injuries I reached out the the hospital for an update but since the man’s name hasn’t been released Reese explained the man was in town to work on a fire suppression system at a nearby warehouse and was staying at the hotel Reese said he was using the back of his truck to run inventory on fire suppression detonators called “squibs” they’re powerful enough to hurt maybe your hand the particular explosion that happened here there was about 147 according to the manifest that may have been in the container when it exploded The blast could be heard from several blocks around as we were getting calls,” said Reese Reese says this kind of accident is rare since these systems are usually very stable and widely used in aircrafts and hotels so Reese said a bomb squad was called in to safely set them off “We’re just thankful that nobody else was hurt and we’re wishing for his speedy recovery,” said Reese As soon as we get an update on the man’s condition we’ll let you know.ORIGINAL REPORTING:An explosion at the Holiday Inn in Clewiston injured one man staying at the hotel According to police the man was unloading fire suppression equipment when part of the equipment exploded Clewiston Police Chief Thomas Lewis said they are still working on what exactly caused the equipment to explode You can see in the surveillance video at the hotel there were red boxes that the man was checking One of the boxes exploded blowing him backward The man takes off his shirt and there is a red burn mark Police say the man was rushed to Hendry Regional Medical Center The Hendry County Sheriff's Office said during the investigation into the explosive Fire Personnel discovered a small amount of undetected explosives The Collier County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad was also called out to the scene to assist with the disposal of the items The Sheriff's Office wanted to alert citizens that the area from San Luis to Berner Road and south to Ventura to Sagamore were temporarily closed while crews disposed of the undetonated devices Clewiston Fire Commander Travis Reese noted “it is important for residents in the area to know they may hear a loud explosion” Reese went on to say “this is a controlled explosion and the public is not in danger The ATF and the State Fire Marshall are also now investigating according to Police The Holiday Inn is open and no other guests or employees were injured in the explosion The explosion was isolated to that one vehicle (CBS12) — A 21-year-old unloaded five to six rounds in a Clewiston Walmart during an altercation but missed all intended targets fled on foot and was apprehended by Hendry County Deputies near the Walmart automotive section they reported he had a Glock 22 in his waistband According to the Hendry County Police Department (HCPD) Thicklin was arrested and charged with two counts of attempted homicide See also: Deputies apprehend 11 after seizing large amounts of meth from Hernando County home with investigators locating five projectiles and four bullet casings that were stored for evidence Police say the investigation remains active and no additional information is being released Find more ways to stay up to date with your latest local news. 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Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the biggest stories and can't miss video Fla — A man was shot and killed in a neighborhood just east of Clewiston on Tuesday afternoon according to the Hendry County Sheriff's Office Investigators say 50-year-old Yoel Ramos is now charged with second degree murder A spokesperson for the sheriff's office says it happened on Midstate Loop just south of the intersection of Old State Road 80 and US 27 The Hendry County Sheriff's Office reports that Ramos approached his friend The sheriff's office says Ramos then called 911 and waited for authorities to arrive We will update it as soon as there is more information Fla — Clewiston’s history is rooted in rich soil and hard work with African American families a big part of the town’s story Austin Schargorodski works in the area daily he sat down with Reverend Gwen Patrick Griffiths to learn about the early workers and her mission to keep their legacy alive you can’t miss the iconic fields of sugar cane that surround “America’s Sweetest Town.” Reverend Gwen says these fields tell the story of the hardworking “mucksteppers” early workers who built their lives cutting sugarcane in the rich muck around Lake Okeechobee arriving from Georgia in 1926 to help build U.S Sugar’s railroad and work the land that defined this community - and she became a Muckstepper herself a week after she was born “We were the one’s who were producing the goods It might not have been all that you wanted to make This was a town that was flourishing with money.” Gwen said the Mucksteppers helped pave the way for the community we see today - but the opportunity came at a cost Working in the muck under Florida’s blazing sun and living in tiny converted train cars she said their days were long and difficult “There was no way to go hungry in this area You could just plant your garden and grow whatever There was no reason for you to go hungry,” said Rev Gwen is making sure stories like this live on for future generations She said she’s in the process of publishing a book documenting the sacrifices and resilience of the Mucksteppers “If our children don’t know where we came from they don’t know where they’re going,” said Rev it’s up to us to teach them we are Mucksteppers Gwen’s work doesn’t stop at preserving history - she’s making it too a celebration of Clewiston’s African American community that also supports students with scholarship funds raised with a unique beauty pageant "It’s not your every day garden variety beauty pageant And we will judge their ability to raise money Clewiston’s African American history is more than just the past - it’s at the heart of the town’s identity She hopes her work inspires others to honor that legacy and embody what she believes is the true meaning of “America’s Sweetest Town” A feeling of friendliness and cohesiveness Fla — Two teenagers have been arrested for the shooting that killed 16-year-old Ja’Yhanna Johnson while she was at a dance in Clewiston Watch the Hendry County Sheriff's Office release details about the arrest: Detectives say shots were fired into the Harlem Rec Center on Harlem Tenants Circle during the dance HCSO arrested two 15-year-olds from Clewiston: Jayden Lawson and Roosevelt Adderly III decided to have a rival with other known gang members who they believed to be at the party These two individuals climbed a fence and laid in wait for the other gang members to walk outside When they say who they believed to be their rivals they opened fire,” said Sheriff Steve Whidden Sheriff Whidden said two detectives were nearby “They started CPR and did so until medics arrived on scene where she was pronounced dead,” said Whidden Detectives believe it was Adderly’s bullet that killed Ja’Yhanna Johnson Both teens are now charged with second-degree homicide “Our hearts and prayers absolutely go out to the family We don’t even pretend to know what they’re going through said she dreamed of becoming a nurse and her loss has left a void words can’t fill Ja’Yhanna was also a talented base on the Clewiston High cheer team said her positivity will leave a lasting impact “She didn’t let anything set her back or hold her back And that’s what we’re gonna’ do now that we don’t have her here - we’re gonna learn that from her and we’re gonna’ keep going,” said Basquin The Hendry County Sheriff’s Office said they conduced more than 100 interviews and say they are grateful to those who provided info that led to the arrests — Fire crews in Clewiston responded to calls of a fire at a Popeyes Chicken located at 504 E Sugarland Highway.The Clewiston Police department posted on Facebook about the call saying that the cause of the flames was a kitchen fire.The location will be closed temporarily until repairs are made — The Clewiston Police Department added a new tool to their arsenal - and it’s ready to roll A new mobile command center was built to keep officers on scene and connected during an emergency Fox 4’s Hendry County Community Correspondent Austin Schargorodski works in the area daily so he got an exclusive first look inside at how this mobile command center expands what Clewiston Police can do when it matters most Watch the tour of the new mobile command unit: and providing backup when other agencies need help Clewiston Police Chief Tom Lewis said this unit gives their department something they’ve never had before There are many agencies across the state that come to our jurisdiction to help us if we are victims of a storm or need assistance And a lot of times those folks come and have needs — hotel rooms whatever — so this unit allows us to pay back that," Lewis said Chief Lewis said buying a unit like this is a challenge But thanks to partnerships with state emergency management he said they got it without costing the city a dime he said it’s more than a place for officers to cool off and grab a meal during long hours on scene Lewis showed how it’s being outfitted with a dispatch center to keep officers connected "We are gonna have a complete 800 megahertz communication system an additional VHF communication system here In this cabinet here we have a mobile repeater so no matter where we go we will have full communication systems," Lewis explained Lewis said they relied on a state-run radio system that separates us from the ability to communicate with our police officers in the field Not only does that reduce service but it’s a real officer safety concern," said Lewis Chief Lewis gave an example: after Hurricane Ian he said his officers were on call to help Sanibel they had to drive back and forth for lodging and supplies he said they’ll be able to stay close to the action to help other agencies in emergencies "The reality is we’re now a better regional partner for the sheriff’s offices that surround us and other cities’ police departments so we’re really stepping up our game in so many ways," Lewis said Fla — School zone cameras in Clewiston have been catching speeders - but they’ve also been catching some criticism Fox 4’s Hendry County Community Correspondent Austin Schargorodski works in this area daily At a council meeting is where he heard about the confusion and safety concerns around these cameras.Watch the concerns raised at the city council meeting: flashing yellow lights typically signal when to slow down "I've had a member of the public come to me concerned about going through the school zone and having to be mindful of the camera and what the sign said," Commissioner Hyslope said Signs are posted with times indicating when the cameras are active but commissioners said it’s distracting and believe flashing lights would help The cameras ticket drivers going 11 miles per hour over the limit during school hours Commissioners said many people didn’t know about the cameras until citations started arriving and now here it is in April and we’re just now having a presentation," Commissioner Gardner said Gardner also said she’s heard from residents who want the cameras limited to just pick-up and drop-off times "That’s the biggest complaint I’ve heard from folks - that school zones are school zones and they should be at the speed limit they’re on campus and not at risk of getting hit," Gardner said Hendry Schools Head of Security and Safety Curtis Clay pointing out that students and traffic are constant throughout the day He agreed that flashing yellow lights would help but said drivers should already recognize when to slow down "I've gotta be honest with you - if you can’t tell it’s a school zone time with the amount of traffic that’s in those areas in the morning and afternoons — something’s wrong," Clay said Altumint - the company behind the cameras - said the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office plans to use citation funds to install flashing lights commissioners said they are reviewing when the cameras should operate — Clewiston passed a new ordinance to push sex offenders farther away from schools city council passed an ordinance requiring sex offenders to live at least 2,500 feet from schools offenders only had to live 1,000 feet away - the minimum state requirement Clewiston Police Chief Tom Lewis said the city needed to act after seeing more offenders move in - taking advantage of Clewiston's less strict rules He said this change brings Clewiston in line with nearby cities and he hopes it will prevent sex offenders from moving to the city Watch what police chief Tom Lewis said about the new law: it sends a message to all the sex offenders that are out there that you’re really not welcome here,” said Chief Lewis “It also sends a message to our community that our priority here in the City of Clewiston is protecting our kids.” Lewis said offenders already living within 2,500 feet would get to stay He said police were working with schools to keep staff alert and ready to report any concerns Lewis also said officers were meeting with realtors and landlords explaining they would now face daily fines if they rent to a sex offender in restricted areas Police are also working on a public awareness campaign to make sure parents know about these changes and how they can help keep kids safe Clewiston police say a 21 year old man was behind the violence that forced law enforcement to evacuate Walmart customers with their hands up Harlem is a 1-square-mile neighborhood in the southwest part of the small city Police say Jiren Tyleak Thicklin was arguing with other customers at a clearance rack in the male clothing section when he suddenly pulled out a gun and fired 5-6 shots toward those customers and investigators showed us a store surveillance camera that recorded Thicklin with the gun drawn Police say Thicklin ran away but a Hendry County deputy caught him in the automotive section of the store Police say Thicklin had a Glock 22 firearm in his waistband FDLE was called in to help process the crime scene Thicklin now faces two counts of attempted murder He was booked into the Hendry County Jail a one square mile neighborhood in the southwest corner of the city NOVEMBER 15Watch the full coverage by community correspondent Anvar Ruziev here: Dozens of officers and deputies were on scene more than an hour after the shooting Walmart employees were evacuated as law enforcement secured the building We spoke with witnesses on scene who said they were shopping when the gunshots rang out but they did not see the guman Viewers continue to share video of what was a scary Friday night at Walmart with FOX 4 Here are videos from a witnesses at the scene FOX 4 Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev will have more of your perspectives and your videos on this incident later tonight here on fox4now.com and tomorrow on FOX 4 Morning News at 8:00am FOX 4 Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev just got off the phone with Clewiston Police Chief Thomas Lewis The chief confirmed there was a shooting at the city's Walmart just after 6:30pm Friday and that law enforcement had safely cleared the store The chief said investigators were interviewing eyewitnesses The police department also shared this post on Facebook saying the incident was initially called in as an active shooter incident FOX 4 Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev will have more on this story A FOX 4 viewer called to report his family had witnessed a shooting inside the Walmart in Clewiston The superstore is on US-27 near Berner Road Hendry County deputies shared a message saying they were assisting Clewiston Police in a shooting investigation Eyewitnesses claim as many as 3 people may have been injured in this shooting We have not been able to confirm that information with investigators yet FOX 4 does has a Community Correspondent on the way as we continue to try to find out what happened We'll update you here on fox4now.com when we know more — Police arrested 37-year-old Victor Bartlett for pulling out a gun during a fight at the Clewiston Walmart Bartlett was fighting with another man over a woman on Tuesday afternoon police say he pulled out a .22 caliber gun Police found Bartlett at the scene and was arrested for several charges including aggravated assault with a firearm This is the second incident at the Walmart involving a gun in the last two months police say 21-year-old Jiren Tyleak Thicklin opened fire inside the Walmart following an argument with other customers in the men's clothing section Police say Thicklin was arguing with other customers at a clearance rack in the male clothing section but a Hendry County deputy caught him in the automotive section of the store — There's new information about the shooting inside a Clewiston Walmart Fox 4's Bella Line spent the day looking through court and police records and talking with officials She found out a second person was arrested that night ORIGINAL REPORTING:https://www.fox4now.com/news/local-news/hendry-county/breaking-shooting-at-clewiston-walmart Clewiston Police Chief Thomas Lewis says Jiren Tyleak Thicklin opened fire near the men's clearance rack but he wasn't alone Police say he shot 5 to 6 rounds in the direction of customers A court official tells Line McNeal is Thicklin's girlfriend The chief says McNeal's charges come from a police interview about the shooting but investigators aren't saying much more about what led to the shooting itself While Line was at the Clewiston Walmart on Monday she spoke with shoppers about a Hendry County deputy parked outside of the store They told her they hadn't seen any presence like that before the shooting "I've been all around Florida and I think this is one of the places where I've had to be most cautious," said Shawn Dailey "I think having someone close by to help keep us safe and just kind of be a deterrent for the crime is definitely a bit of an ease on my mind." The initial police report says when officers found Thicklin he was lying face down in the automotive section of the store Court records show that both McNeal and Thicklin had their first court appearances on Sunday the State Attorney's Office has up to 5 days after the first appearance to hold a pre-trial detention hearing to determine if Thicklin will get a bond both of their arraignments are set for December 30 Fox 4 will continue to get you the most up-to-date information — The Clewiston Police Department says a 2-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound WATCH BELOW AS FOX 4'S ANVAR RUZIEV SPOKE WITH THE NEIGHBORS WHO HEARD THE SCENE: the department says they responded to a house on South Lopez Street around 7:30 p.m police say they found the 2-year-old dead with a gunshot wound was leaving her church service just a block away when she heard the sirens "Children are supposed to be able to run in their neighborhoods and be free and just enjoy their youth," she said "They shouldn't have to think about that." The preliminary investigation has determined the gun was owned by someone living in the home and no one else was involved in the incident accidental and there is no danger to the public Fox 4 reached out to Chief Thomas Lewis for clarification on how the child sustained the gunshot wound The chief confirmed the child did not shoot himself; however it's not clear who shot the child and how the gun was accidentally fired "My condolences and prayer go out to the family," Hylton said you lose someone and there's a pain that goes with that I think it worries everybody that lives here The Hendry County Sheriff's Office and the Medical Examiner's Office were also on scene; the investigation remains active — Clewiston is planning two new housing developments that will boost the city’s housing supply by around 20% As FOX 4’s Hendry County Community Correspondent so I was able to talk to Clewiston’s mayor about what this means for a city facing an ongoing housing shortage “A lot of people are wanting to get out of major cities - the hustle and the bustle and the traffic - and Clewiston is just such a great place to raise families,” said James Pittman With more people looking to move to Clewiston two new neighborhoods will be built on two plots of land north and south of U.S.27 in east Clewiston Pittman said it’ll add 500-600 homes - around 20% of the 2,800 existing ones “The housing situation here is high prices for moderate housing,” said Pittman I told you the home values in Clewiston shot up 14% last year alone Sugar rezoned the land for the neighborhoods to help tackle the housing issues Pittman also believes this could help solve the teacher shortage we’ve had a lot of trouble housing new teachers to come to the area it could be 30-60 teachers that need to be hired for that school year and one of the major problems getting them to come here is housing and the price of rental units,” Pittman explained The housing shortage is so severe that in May I reported on how Hendry County Schools plans to build its own housing for teachers Pittman said the south development will focus on affordable homes and a marina - both including commercial space along U.S “It’s going to be a win-win for sure - for the school board Pittman expects construction to start next year and take about five years but phased building means families could move in sooner 00:51 Watch: Tornado rips across Clewiston area as Milton starts to lash Florida ahead of landfall A video recorded in Clewiston shows a tornado spinning across the landscape as the first impacts from Hurricane Milton arrive in the state ahead of its anticipated catastrophic landfall later on Wednesday night — A search warrant at a Clewiston home turns into the discovery of "potentially thousands" of child porn images and videos According to the Clewiston Police Department where they arrested 38-year-old John Eric Hernandez potentially thousands of images and videos of child pornography were found on a single device but they did find other electronics to be examined Hernandez is charged with multiple counts of possession of child pornography "Nothing sickens us more than to see people prey on children," said Clewiston Police Chief Tom Lewis "I am proud of the work that was done here today and be rest assured that CPD will do what it takes to protect every single child." Officers worked with the Department of Homeland Security and the Hendry County Sheriff's Office as part of the Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce (ICAC If you have any information related to this case or a similar case call the Clewiston Police Department at (863) 983-1474 Fla — Preparations are underway for one of Clewiston’s biggest events - the Sugar Festival was more than a display - it’s a symbol of the industry that helped shape "The Sweetest Town in America." As Fox 4’s Hendry County Community Correspondent Austin Schargorodski works in the area every day Sugar to explore how Clewiston’s sugar industry built the town - and how the festival honors that legacy and the stage was set to celebrate Clewiston’s roots the company that’s been harvesting there for nearly a century “We’re in the middle of our 94th harvest,” said Ryan Duffy Sugar’s Director of Corporate Communications “And it’s the center of this community - farming - and sugarcane farming in particular.” Duffy tells me the Florida sugar industry supplies 23% of the country’s sugar an exhibit shows why this land is ideal for growing sugarcane “The hundreds and thousands of years of decomposition to the soil from the water in Lake Okeechobee has given us the nutrient-rich and natural muck soils that we have,” Duffy explained and that’s what the sugarcane and other crops are grown in.” Duffy says the Sugar Festival started as a celebration of the harvest’s end - but Clewiston Commissioner Hillary Hyslope says it’s also about honoring the people behind it “We enjoy very much coming out to celebrate the industry and all of its people too,” Hislope said the people who work day in and day out to keep all of this going.” Tim Burke tells me he spent 31 years as a mechanic for U.S He says this festival brings the community together - just like the industry has for decades “This community sticks together when it’s rough times,” Burke said “And now they can enjoy themselves with everyone coming to this Sugar Fest.” Saturday’s sweet celebration brings Clewiston together with historical exhibits The Clewiston Police Department (CPD) said officers responded to a report of a gunshot at a home on South Lopez Street at around 7:30 p.m police discovered the victim — a two-year-old boy — dead from a gunshot wound (CBS12) — A toddler was shot and killed in a Clewiston home on Wednesday night The Clewiston Police Department (CPD) said officers responded to a report of a gunshot at a home onSouth Lopez Street at around 7:30 p.m police discovered the victim— a two-year-old boy— dead from a gunshot wound police said it was learned a gun was owned by someone in the home and it was determined that the shooting is a result of an accidental isolated incident Investigators have taken possession of the gun and the CPD said it is working closely with the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office and the Department of Children and Families "We are saddened by this tragic event and our hearts and prayers go out to the family," said Clewiston Police Chief Tom Lewis "We ask that the community respect their time to grieve and be patient as the investigation continues." Police said this is still an active investigation No further details will be provided at this time the Hendry County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) said on Tuesday the two teenage boys were arrested in connection to the death of 16-year-old Ja’Yhanna Johnson the Clewiston High School student was shot and killed on October 11 dispatch received multiple 911 calls reporting gunshots at 700 Harlem Tenants Circle Johnson was unresponsive suffering from a gunshot wound HCSO said the girl was later pronounced dead HCSO said two 15-year-old boys were arrested for second-degree homicide One of the teenage suspects is related to the victim Both teens were taken to theDepartment of Juvenile Justice and have been ordered to be held in Secure Detention for 21 days They each have hearings in Hendry County court on October 29