stepping away from the weather for a moment to the other news of the day. A jury convicted him of pulling a gun on Dayton police, and today Lance Dyer learned his punishment. 2 News was the only crew with the camera in the courtroom during his sentencing. Now at 5 and Megan or 5:30, Megan O'Rourke is here with the price the team will pay. The 17-year-old was sentenced to 11 years behind bars, and he almost wasn't alone. The sentenced enraged Dyer's sister, who had to be forced out of the courtroom. Is there anything further from the state? Man, it was an explosive ending to a case that started over a year ago. Lance Dyer was only 16 when he was involved in a brief police chase in a stolen car. Dyer bailed from the vehicle and pointed a gun at a Dayton officer while trying to get away. That cop fired and shot Dyer in the hand. I can't think of anything more serious than someone pointing a loaded weapon at

a police officer. You are lucky to be standing here in front of me today instead of being in the ground. Judge Dennis Adkins says Dyer has shown no remorse or responsibility for his actions, and as a result, sentenced him to 11 years behind bars. Dyer's mother says they plan to appeal. I still don't believe that he pointed a gun at a police officer because my son to be dead, you know police officers don't shoot warning shots, they are trying to shoot to kill. So if you're trying to shoot to kill, then if my son pointed a nine millimeter at you twice, why isn't my son dead now? We just checked, and Dyer's sister will not be charged for the courtroom outburst, but she was banned from the property. I'm Megan O'Rourke, Two News, working for you.

Courtroom outburst after teen sentenced

Courtroom outburst after teen sentenced