‘I’m shocked by what I did’: Soldier sentenced to nine years in prison in shooting death of another soldier

‘I’m shocked by what I did’: Soldier sentenced to nine years in prison in shooting death of another soldier

Spc. Kip Holloway Jr. admitted in court that he shot Spc. Clarence “CJ” White Jr. in the head and then shot himself in the leg to cover up the crime.

Fort Hood Soldier sentenced to nine years in prison for the shooting death of Army Spc. Clarence J. White

During his court-martial Dec. 17 at the Lawrence Williams Judicial Center, Spc. Kip D. Holloway pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter which resulted in the death of Spc. Clarence J. White, 26. Holloway, 25, an M1 armor crewman, was sentenced by the military judge on Dec. 18 to be confined for nine years and dishonorably discharged from the Army. Both Soldiers were assigned to the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division.