JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A man found guilty on Jan. 27 of murdering a Ribault High School cheerleader is being sentenced in Duval County court Friday.

Roland Ball, 25, shot and killed 17-year-old Inandi Wyche in March 2020 while she was with her boyfriend, Jacksonville rapper Kshordy, whose real name is Terise Powe.

Xavion Porter, 20, was also arrested in connection to the deadly shooting. He is charged with conspiracy to commit murder and turned himself in on a warrant for his arrest, according to his arrest report. He was 16 at the time the shooting happened.

On Jan. 27, it took a jury an hour and six minutes to reach a verdict for Ball, as he was found guilty on nine charges:

• First-degree murder
• Attempted first-degree murder (five counts)
• Shooting or throwing deadly missiles (two counts)
• Tampering with or harassing a witness, victim or informant

On March 19, 2020, a couple of weeks after he turned 19, Powe was on a date with Inandi. She was driving him home when a gray vehicle pulled up in front of Inandi’s car in the 4700 block of Portsmouth Avenue in Jacksonville around 7 p.m.

Two males, including Ball, opened fire on the car, according to police.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office then were called out to the scene for a report of gunfire. When they arrived, Inandi was pronounced dead at the scene, while Powe was found injured inside of the vehicle. He was rushed to a local hospital where he was treated and released.

Police said the shooting was gang-related and was in retaliation for another deadly shooting that occurred about a half-mile away, two days before Inandi was shot and killed.

According to reports, Ball and Porter believed Powe was responsible and sought revenge.

As for Porter, court records show he has pleaded not guilty to the conspiracy to commit murder charge and that he will have his next pre-trial hearing on Feb. 26 at 9 a.m.