Family of Flint teen convicted for role in pizza delivery
killing asks for justice  Clark, Antonio.jpg Antonio Clark  
FLINT, MI -- The family of a Flint teen convicted of being
involved in the shooting death of a pizza delivery man is asking
for justice when he is sentenced Monday, April 1.  Antonio
Terreno Clark, 19, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and
felony firearms Tuesday, Feb. 26, for his role in the death of
33-year-old Michael Nettles  Nettles was robbed and killed April
7, 2010, while delivering a pizza to a home near the corner of
Sonny Avenue and Sterling Street.  A second-degree murder charge
carries up to life in prison while felony firearms carries a
mandatory two-year sentence. Court records shows Clark is
seeking a minimum sentence of 18 years for the murder charge.
However, Clark's family said they are concerned that he could
spend an extended time in prison for what they claim was a small
role in the crime while others that were more involved get less
time in prison.  "We just want