Six additional people are set to be sentenced in Fort Worth, Texas, in connection with a shooting that occurred during a protest outside the Prairieland detention center near Dallas on July 4. According to reporting from multiple outlets, most defendants have pleaded guilty to charges related to the demonstration and the shooting. The sentences announced in court include a range of terms, with one source noting that the judge imposes specific prison time on individual defendants, including a 50-year sentence for Ines Soto. Other defendants receive shorter terms, generally spanning from nearly two years to about 15 years, while earlier cases have produced much longer sentences. One outlet previously described other protesters already sentenced to decades in prison, including a former Marine who received a 100-year prison term. One report also says a police officer was wounded in the incident. Overall, the cases proceed in multiple Fort Worth courtrooms, with the latest scheduled hearings continuing a series of plea agreements and sentencing outcomes for those charged in the July 4 protest shooting.