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   NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Four teens charged with murder in the   
   dragging death of an elderly New Orleans woman whose arm was   
   severed during a carjacking pleaded not guilty Wednesday.   
      
   Shackled and clad in red jumpsuits, the 17-year-old boy, 16-year-   
   old girl and two 15-year-old girls entered the pleas to a charge   
   of second-degree murder in the March 21 death of 73-year-old   
   Linda Frickey, news outlets reported.   
      
   Police Chief Shaun Ferguson had said Frickey died after she   
   became entangled in a seatbelt as carjackers sped away with her   
   vehicle that day. The mid-afternoon carjacking happened as   
   neighbors looked on helplessly as she was dragged a block in her   
   own car.   
      
   Ferguson said tips led to the arrests of the teens in the hours   
   after the Monday afternoon carjacking. Two were turned in by   
   their parents.   
      
   “This was one of the most violent carjackings we’ve ever seen;   
   these young people dragged Mrs. Frickey, severing her arm as   
   they all fled the scene in her car. Today’s grand jury decision   
   to indict these young people for Second Degree Murder is fair   
   and ensures they are appropriately held accountable,” Orleans   
   Parish District Attorney Jason Williams said in a statement.   
      
   The defendants' pleas come a week after Williams announced that   
   each would be charged as adults in Frickey's death.   
      
   “Four or five years is just not enough,” Williams said. “The   
   juvenile sentencing limits would be inadequate to ensure that   
   these young people are appropriately held accountable for taking   
   a life.”   
      
   “Definitely glad to be in criminal court. Glad we are going into   
   an adult court because this is too heinous,” Frickey’s sister,   
   Jinny Lynn-Griffin told reporters outside of the courthouse.   
      
   Bond for each of the accused will remain at $1 million while   
   they await trial. If convicted, all four would face mandatory   
   life sentences in prison with the possibility for parole after   
   25 years.   
      
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