UPDATE: 13-Year-Old Girl Shot To Death On School Bus

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UPDATE: 13-Year-Old Girl Shot To Death On School Bus

MIAMI (AP) - A South Florida teen charged with fatally shooting a girl while riding a school bus will remain in a juvenile detention center.    The 15-year-old waived his right to appear in court Wednesday morning. He's not being identified by The Associated Press because of his age.    An arrest report says the minor took a gun from his backpack Tuesday and began displaying it on the bus. He then fired it once, hitting 13-year-old Lourdes Guzman. She died at the hospital.    The boy is charged with manslaughter and carrying a concealed firearm. A Police spokeswoman says "it appears to have been an accident."    The victim's mother said in a statement that Jina, as she was known to her friends and family, was a "fun, loving, helpful, a happy girl."

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