By . Associated Press . A judge has sentenced three men to long prison terms for the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party in Saginaw, Michigan. A jury convicted the men in June for the May 23, 2013, killing of Tonquinisha McKinley. Authorities say she was shot during a gang confrontation at a party before a Saginaw High School prom. Isaiah D. Clark, 25, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, stands during his sentencing hearing . Evellis T. McGee, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, looks down as Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Fred L. Borchard reads his sentence of 36 to 60 years. Karon D. Thomas, 19, was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal shooting of Tonquinisha McKinley . Killed: Tonquinisha McKinely was on her way to Saginaw High School prom when she was shot . Saginaw County Circuit Judge Fred Borchard has issued the second-degree sentences for 25-year-old Isaiah D. Clark, 19-year-old Karon D. Thomas and 21-year-old Evellis T. McGee. The judge sentenced Clark on Thursday to 60-90 years, Thomas on Wednesday to life in prison and McGee on Monday to 36 to 60 years. All three men also get an additional two years in prison for having firearms while committing a felony. 'I have forgiven everyone that has taken part in this senseless act,' said Tangela Owens, McKinley's mother. Tangela Owens, the mother of victim Tonquinisha McKinley looks at the defendants in court. She says that she forgives everyone involved with the crime . Crime scene: Hundreds of teenagers were at Florence Event Hall when gunshots were fired . Isaiah D. Clark, 25, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, was sentenced to 60-90 years . Ms Owens shed tears while forgiving Thomas for his role in the shooting death of her daughter. 'People have to know that this foolishness must stop. Look at all the lives that was ruin, not just our family, but yours,' she said. Tonquinisha  died after a shooting at a pre-prom party in May 2013. She was shot as hundreds of teenagers, in their prom dresses and tuxedos, gathered in the parking lot of where the event was being held. Police had warned parents to not let their children attend pre-prom parties, because of fights in previous years. Rival gang members pulled out guns and Tonquinisha was hit in the crossfire. Tonquinisha is the twelfth person to be . killed in Saginaw in 2013  which has a population of just over 51,000. McGee was sentenced to 36 to 60 years in prison on Monday. Isaiah D. Clark, 25, apologizes to Tangela Owens, the mother of victim Tonquinisha McKinley, during his sentencing hearing . Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Fred L. Borchard delivers remarks about the incident that claimed the life of Tonquinisha McKinle . Circuit Court Judge Fred Borchard says the shooting was not just a for the whole community. 'You pull out a gun and try to blow them or blast them away, you could have been killed, instead you shoot one another, you end up shooting other people like the O.K. Corral, only it's done with innocent people in between you,' he said. Thomas was sentenced to life in prison, but with the possibility of parole. 'I'm shocked about the life sentence, but it's not in my hands, its not up to me, sorry for them for the life, but a life was taken,' she said.
17-year-old Tonquinisha McKinely was killed in Michigan car park .
Hundreds of teenagers were at party despite police warning .
Isiah Clark was sentenced to 60-90 years, Karon D. Thomas, 19, was sentenced to life in prison and Evellis T. McGee, 21, was sentenced 36 to 60 years .
By . Associated Press . A judge has sentenced three men to long prison terms for the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party in Saginaw, Michigan. A jury convicted the men in June for the May 23, 2013, killing of Tonquinisha McKinley. Authorities say she was shot during a gang confrontation at a party before a Saginaw High School prom. Isaiah D. Clark, 25, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, stands during his sentencing hearing . Evellis T. McGee, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, looks down as Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Fred L. Borchard reads his sentence of 36 to 60 years. Karon D. Thomas, 19, was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal shooting of Tonquinisha McKinley . Killed: Tonquinisha McKinely was on her way to Saginaw High School prom when she was shot . Saginaw County Circuit Judge Fred Borchard has issued the second-degree sentences for 25-year-old Isaiah D. Clark, 19-year-old Karon D. Thomas and 21-year-old Evellis T. McGee. The judge sentenced Clark on Thursday to 60-90 years, Thomas on Wednesday to life in prison and McGee on Monday to 36 to 60 years. All three men also get an additional two years in prison for having firearms while committing a felony. 'I have forgiven everyone that has taken part in this senseless act,' said Tangela Owens, McKinley's mother. Tangela Owens, the mother of victim Tonquinisha McKinley looks at the defendants in court. She says that she forgives everyone involved with the crime . Crime scene: Hundreds of teenagers were at Florence Event Hall when gunshots were fired . Isaiah D. Clark, 25, one of three men convicted in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl at a pre-prom party, was sentenced to 60-90 years . Ms Owens shed tears while forgiving Thomas for his role in the shooting death of her daughter. 'People have to know that this foolishness must stop. Look at all the lives that was ruin, not just our family, but yours,' she said. Tonquinisha  died after a shooting at a pre-prom party in May 2013. She was shot as hundreds of teenagers, in their prom dresses and tuxedos, gathered in the parking lot of where the event was being held. Police had warned parents to not let their children attend pre-prom parties, because of fights in previous years. Rival gang members pulled out guns and Tonquinisha was hit in the crossfire. Tonquinisha is the twelfth person to be . killed in Saginaw in 2013  which has a population of just over 51,000. McGee was sentenced to 36 to 60 years in prison on Monday. Isaiah D. Clark, 25, apologizes to Tangela Owens, the mother of victim Tonquinisha McKinley, during his sentencing hearing . Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Fred L. Borchard delivers remarks about the incident that claimed the life of Tonquinisha McKinle . Circuit Court Judge Fred Borchard says the shooting was not just a for the whole community. 'You pull out a gun and try to blow them or blast them away, you could have been killed, instead you shoot one another, you end up shooting other people like the O.K. Corral, only it's done with innocent people in between you,' he said. Thomas was sentenced to life in prison, but with the possibility of parole. 'I'm shocked about the life sentence, but it's not in my hands, its not up to me, sorry for them for the life, but a life was taken,' she said.
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