A 15-year-old Fridley boy waived certification to adult court Wednesday and pleaded guilty in the October fatal shooting of a 28-year-old man in St. Paul’s North End neighborhood.

JaQuan Guy, 18, pleaded guilty to assault for two back-to-back incidents, including a stabbing, at Meade High School in January.

Eugene Walker, the first defendant to plead guilty in the federal case against AABLE Bail Bonds, admitted to participating in a scheme to falsify financial records to help a capital murder suspect.

Rice pleaded guilty to two third-degree felony charges, including collision involving serious bodily injury and racing on a highway.

Anthony Frederick Brillante II, 36, was convicted on Friday of attempted murder of a U.S. government employee, solicitation of a crime of violence and witness tampering. Brillante is expected to receive several more years in prison at his sentencing in early October before U.S. District Judge Melissa Damian in Fort Lauderdale federal court.

The bishop took out loans on African Methodist Episcopal Zion churches in San Jose, Oakland, Palo Alto, prosecutors said.

Funwayo Mbilini Nyawo, 37, who has multiple aliases, pleaded guilty to 13 counts of transmitting threatening communications and one count of stalking in US District Court in Boston, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Court records show Associate Justice Maureen Keough found Troy Ingram guilty of first-degree murder and mutilation of dead human bodies — both felonies — after a bench trial took place over a four-day period in May and June. (Ingram waived his right to a jury trial in May.)