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Warren said his office arranged a meeting between Bevan and Hulett’s family so they could learn more about the circumstances surrounding their son’s death and to also ask Bevan to help them raise awareness about gun safety. A few apologies would have went a long way.”

“All we ever wanted, from the beginning, was for all involved to take responsibility for their part in the death of our son.

“We never wanted to see Ramsey spend a lengthy amount of time in jail,” Bradley’s mother, Meagan Hulett, said. Hulett’s mother said her son would not have wanted one of his best friends to spend time in prison. McDonald’s CEO says parents ‘failed’ child killed by police in texts to Chicago mayor “Bradley’s parents told us they were less concerned about sending him to prison and more concerned about repairing the bond they once had with their son’s friend,” Warren said at a press conference Tuesday. Hillsborough State Attorney Andrew Warren said Bevan had mistakenly believed the gun was unloaded and did not mean to shoot his friend. Perez was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing, but Police Chief Brian Dugan decided to suspend Perez for one week because he failed to properly secure his firearm in his home.īevan was arrested and charged with manslaughter with a firearm. The shooting happened in the home of Edwin Perez, a Tampa police officer and one of the boys’ fathers. Hulett was rushed to Brandon Regional Hospital, where he died of his injuries. “There was one in the chamber, and it went off and hit one of my friends.” “There was a gun in one of my friend’s dad’s rooms, and we didn’t think it was loaded,” a frantic 911 caller said. “What if it’s loaded?” he asked before the firearm went off. The report said Bevan had the gun and was “waving it around.”