A Florida boy shot and killed his high school classmate after bumping into him in the hallway and refusing to apologize, according to police.

Jacori Redding, 15, is accused of killing Pinien Dalmacy, 16, near Oak Ridge High School in Orlando on October 9 following what initially appeared to be a minor altercation between the two students.

When Redding failed to apologize to Dalmacy for bumping shoulders, the two sophomores agreed to fight about it at the nearby Vogt-Meloon Park courts.

There, Redding opened fire and killed his peer, police said.

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Redding has been charged with manslaughter, possession of a firearm on school property and possession of a firearm by a minor, according to the Orange County jail system.

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Witnesses corroborated that Redding had bumped into Dalmacy on the high school’s campus earlier that day.

Dalmacy ‘asked, or told’ his classmate to apologize, the sheriff added. When that did not happen, the two agreed to fight after school.

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Redding was already pending trial for grand theft auto, the sheriff added.

The 15-year-old appeared in juvenile court last Friday and was ordered to stay in detention, per CBS12.

His family was in attendance and shouted, ‘I love you Cori!’

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Redding’s phone was analyzed by police and showed a ‘long history of talking about having a firearm and using it for violence,’ per the motion.

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[Editor’s Note: Here are photos of the students.]

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