Charge against woman in downtown Lincoln shooting is dismissed

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A case against a woman in a downtown Lincoln shooting has been dismissed, authorities said Tuesday.

The clerk of Lancaster County District Court told Channel 8 that the case against Bria Carter was dismissed and sealed.

Because the court records are now sealed, it’s not clear why the case was dropped.

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Carter, 31, of Bennington was charged with accessory to a felony in a Sept. 5 shooting near Pinnacle Bank Arena.

The Lincoln Police Department said Delshon Levering fired seven shots into a crowd as fans were leaving a Sexxy Red concert.

A 19-year-old man was hit in the arm. Bullets also struck a hotel window and a car with three people inside, according to police.

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LPD had said that Levering and Carter drove to the concert together and left the shooting in her vehicle.

Levering, 18, is charged with first-degree assault and is due back in court Thursday.

Another defendant, 19-year-old Kashaun Lockett, is charged with accessory to a felony.

His arrest affidavit is sealed, so it’s unknown how police think he was involved.

Lockett’s next hearing is scheduled for May 20.

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