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Multiple sources are reporting LSU running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire and one other unnamed student-athlete were involved in a fatal shooting in Scotlandville where one person died Saturday afternoon. Per The Advocate.com:
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One person was found fatally shot in the back seat of a truck Saturday afternoon in the Scotlandville area, and police have detained the two people who were in the front of the vehicle for questioning, said Baton Rouge police spokesman Sgt. L'Jean McKneely.

McKneely said that the two taken in for questioning were LSU student-athletes, but said the person who died was not.
LSU released the following statement regarding the situation.


This story will be updated as more details come out.
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Lucky they weren’t mobbed or gunned down waiting on BRPD to arrive. Happened close to victim’s house and you know people came out to check out the scene.
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Gravy, how ya gonna let LSEvil get away wit dis on yo turf?
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They went to sell a PS4 dude got in the back seat and tried to rob them.
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>>the person who died was not Why was the person who died not taken in for questioning? We need answers to this important question.
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If Scotlandille had a battalion of properly trained HOA citizen patrolmen, who could police the area with the intrinsic knowledge needed to infiltrate the criminal element amongst this population, you’d never hear these stories again. This isn’t about Les, or Ed, or Joe. This is about a partnership between the community and the sheriff’s department in which arrest authority is given to citizens, along with the ability to search and seize large caches of US currency for any reason. No question asked.
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this is still the US ... there are laws.
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#TeamVote
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They were victims dumbass. I know as an Alabama fan to see a gun related incident and not think the players were the ones with the guns.
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*I know it’s hard* whatever I fricked up. I’m out lol.
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Can we get some life coaches on board?
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I think, as an Lifetime NRA, I need some counseling...I'm so traumatized... way too many snow-flakes now days in our society....
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Zachary still safe?
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Scotlandville problems . Shocker
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From what ESPN says they called 911 and waited for police to arrive. Doesn’t sound like suspects to me.
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They’re saying it looks like self defense now.
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And now UCF knows how far we’ll go.
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How can anyone down vote what you said?!?!?!?
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I could try, but I am not funny or smart enough to say something this good, this quick.
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Team vote?
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Crap,,,,
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How hard is it to teach our student athletes to stay out of Scotlandville?
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....and if they are from Scotlandville, where would you have them go when everyone else is going home for the holiday break?
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Most are safe there than roaming around in Denahm Springs.
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Is there more info on this?
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CEH &????
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Kelvin Joseph went to Scotlandville Magnet. Nothing has been confirmed that it was football, unless I missed. Ja'vonte Smart went to Scotlandville Magnet as well.
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