Sisters acquitted in brawl that crippled Edgewood man

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Two sisters accused of taking part in a brawl that left an Edgewood man partially paralyzed last November have been acquitted.

Layelle “Bobo” Reid, 15, and Tommyrre “Mimi” Reid, 16, were acquitted Friday of attempted murder, first- and second-degree assault, carrying a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, malicious destruction of property, gang association and disturbing the peace.

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