MACON, Ga. — A Georgia teen was sentenced to life in prison after he was found guilty in the strangling death of his sister during a dispute over a WiFi password.

Testimony shows that on Feb. 2, 2018, Kevon Watkins, 18, was arguing with his mother about the internet service at their home in Macon, just south of Atlanta. Watkins, who was then 16, changed the WiFi password so he could play video games without others using the Internet.

A dispute ensued, and the teen’s sister, Alexus Breanna Watkins, 20, came to her mother’s aid after fearing her brother would become physical with their mother, according to the District Attorney.

The siblings began to fight, and their mother called for help when she couldn’t separate them, testimony said.

Kevon Watkins held his sister in a chokehold for about 15 minutes. When he finally released his sister upon a deputy’s commands, she fell to the floor. She was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

Watkins waived his right to a jury trial and chose to have a Bibb County judge hear testimony and review evidence in the case. He was found guilty of felony murder.