Judge says accused teen killer in Ali Elbanna case to be tried as adult

A husband and father to five children was shot to death in a Dallas Costco parking lot as he was packing up his groceries last year on Nov. 16.

The accused shooter is 16-year-old Camron Range. While a juvenile, Elbanna's family wanted Range to face a harsher sentence due to the severity of the crime as he faces a capital murder charge.

"This is a small victory, to say the least, but using the word victory of course doesn't feel right," added Iman,"Unfortunately this is just the beginning of what will be a really difficult journey but judge Shannon did the right thing and agreed that obviously the juvenile justice system can't handle this person."

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