GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM)- A teenager is going to trial for the murder of another Grand Rapids teenager.  Friday a judge ruled there is enough evidence against Omar Rosas, 18, to send him to trial. 

Rosas is charged with open murder in the death of Elmer Luis Partee Chavez.  He also faces two counts of assault with intent to do grear bodily harm less than murder for allegedly hitting two other people with his car.

Witnesses tell police that Chavez was shot outside an events center on Kalamazoo Avenue last month and the run over by a car.  The 19-year old died at the scene. 

Rosas is in the Kent County Jail.  No bond has been set..

NEWS RELEASE:

LOCAL NON-PROFIT BEGINS MICROLOAN PROGRAM,

AREA BUSINESSES STAND TO GAIN

GRAND RAPIDS—December 17, 2010—Grand Rapids Opportunities for Women (GROW) recently secured funding to pilot a small-business microloan program, the goal of which is to provide loans ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 to qualified women who own and operate small businesses in greater Grand Rapids and surrounding areas.

Whether for computers, storefront improvements or additional capacity building, microloans provided by GROW can be used for any business asset. Entrepreneur Deborah Tacoma will invest her loan in a website redesign for Freedomwand.com, a Zeeland-based company that provides home health products for individuals with limitations or disabilities.