HTN: Sentence in Two City Shootings

A Buffalo gunman who shot two business owners early last year will spend 18 years behind bars. Prosecutors say 21-year-old Daniel Dozier was handed that sentence Tuesday after pleading guilty to attempted murder charges. Dozier tried to withdraw his plea, but the judge refused. Dozier was arrested for shooting and paralyzing "Aunt Betty " restaurant owner Artis Paul on January 12th of last year. Then on February 27th he shot and injured the owner of an Auburn Street deli. Authorities still do not have a motive for the shootings.