Man sentenced in fatal shooting of MPS student near Assata High School Jaqwone Robinson will spend 16 years in prison and seven years on extended supervision for killing 18-year-old Na'Mar Hicks near Assata High School.

An 18-year-old man will spend 16 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Milwaukee Public Schools student Na'Mar Hicks near Assata High School.

Jaqwone Robinson pleaded guilty to second-degree reckless homicide in Hicks' death. The court sentenced him Friday to 16 years in prison followed by seven years of extended supervision, according to court records.


The shooting happened Nov. 14, 2025, near 36th Street and West Courtland Avenue, about two blocks from Assata High School. Hicks, 18, was shot at a bus stop and ran back to the school. He later died at a hospital.

Prosecutors believe the shooting happened during an attempted robbery.

Robinson's sentence totals 23 years, including the prison term and extended supervision. Court records show he will receive credit for 334 days served and must pay $4,848 in restitution to the Crime Victim Compensation Fund.
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