More on this story when further information develops. He would like to convey his condolences to the family of the victim and to everyone who witnessed this unfortunate tragedy.” What is depicted … a scuffle/apparent shooting.Īn attorney for Aqib Talib made the following statement: “”Aqib was present when this unfortunate incident occurred and is very distraught and devastated over this terrible loss of life. We’re told people in the crowd identified the man wearing all-black and a bucket hat as possibly being one of the Talib brothers - but it’s hard to make out who this person is, or if they have a weapon at all. There’s video of the alleged shooting which eyewitnesses claim shows a man pull out the gun and fire. In any case, he succumbed to his injuries … which police say was a direct result of a discharged firearm. The man is said to be a coach for one of the teams … there’s a name circulating online, but we’ll refrain from ID’ing him at this time until the family and/or cops confirm. Lazar 'passed away suddenly' at the game, Dr. The 24-year-old victim was an active Little League coach in Dickinson, was engaged to be married and going to college.The fatal shooting has now made national headlines - partially due to the alleged gunman’s relation to former NFL player Aqib Talib. Lazar LaPenna, a fourth-grade student with Long Beach Public Schools in New York, died Friday during a baseball game, the district announced. It's ridiculous and it's happening too frequently. And then you have someone that hits somebody and takes somebody's life, leaves them on the side of the road and they can get a slap on the hand. Lancaster Police said 39-year-old Yaqub Salik Talib was identified as a suspect in the murder of 43-year-old Michael Hickmon and surrendered at the Dallas County Jail on an outstanding warrant for. 'You have drug dealers that don't kill anyone. Mad at our justice system,' said Gonzalez's mother, Erica Penry, as she exited the courtroom. It is one condition of his 10 years of deferred adjudication. The driver who pleaded guilty was facing two 20-year sentences in prison, but instead, the judge sentenced him to just six months in the Harris County Jail.

WEBSTER, Texas (KTRK) - The family of a Dickinson Little League coach, who was killed while on a late-night stroll, says they were victimized a second time when the judge in their loved one's case handed down the sentence. The driver who killed Dickinson Little League coach in hit-and-run given 6 months in jail.

Man killed at little league game