Shooting at Camden High football game

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I was at the Camden-Deptford playoff basketball game (yrs ago) when a lil bit of fukkery went down. Camden best player hopped on deptford best player and broke his nose after the game - because he knocked em out the playoffs in his senior yr. Camden was suppose to go deep that yr -- but Crews from deptford had a crazy game. Like 20 & 20 and catching oops all crazy and blocking all kinds of shots. Bul from Camden was pissed and would've did more damage if the cop ain't get to it quick.

Wtf is with all the Camden slander in here when the shooting happened in Pleasantville??

:what:

I been to my share of sporting events in Camden. No fukkery like this has ever taken place while at the games. Police were usually out there too. Wonder what happened here.

And fukk the dumb ass who thought it would be a good idea to pop off at a fukking high school football game with dozens of innocent bystanders in attendance. :martin:
 

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I was at the Camden-Deptford playoff basketball game (yrs ago) when a lil bit of fukkery went down. Camden best player hopped on deptford best player and broke his nose after the game - because he knocked em out the playoffs in his senior yr. Camden was suppose to go deep that yr -- but Crews from deptford had a crazy game. Like 20 & 20 and catching oops all crazy and blocking all kinds of shots. Bul from Camden was pissed and would've did more damage if the cop ain't get to it quick.


Dejuan Wagner missed an entire year of varsity basketball because Camden got suspended from playing. A brawl broke out at a basketball game ............shyt happened, people got hurt.....nj penalized his high school by having em forfeit a season

I just happened to be watching hoops highlights of DW's son 3 days ago..

Dudes from Camden are legit crazy, and I have a story to illustrate.
My barber graduated from Shabazz High (Newark) a long time ago and used to support his school by attending sporting events. He told me Camden came up tp play a scrimmage at Shabazz when Dejuan was still there. I guess some people from his city traveled up to see him play.
On a fastbreak....DW got fouled hard......and the entire Camden section in the stands stood up like "What!" Like they wanted problems. If you know anything about Shabazz or that part of Newark, you know that if a fight broke out in the gym.....the Camden team bus ,and EVERY single car carrying their fans would have gotten shot up, or needed a state trooper escort home.
My barber said he couldn't believe how aggressive those fans were at an away game...........MILES away from home.
 

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shooting victim has died

10-year-old boy dies after shooting at NJ high school football game

10-year-old boy dies after shooting at NJ high school football game
By FOX 29 staff
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Micah, 10, was shot at a high school football game in Pleasantville, New Jersey. ( GoFundMe )

PLEASANTVILLE, N.J. - A 10-year-old boy named Micah Tennant, who was injured during a shooting at a New Jersey high school football game, has died, officials confirmed Tuesday.

The news comes hours before the Pleasantville High School and Camden High School football teams were slated to resume their previously interrupted game at the Philadelphia Eagles' Lincoln Financial Field.

It remains unclear whether the 4 p.m. game will go on as scheduled.

Each high school was provided a defined number of free passes, specifically for distribution to players’ parents and family members. The game will be closed to the general public.

“It’s extremely unfortunate that a senselessly violent act has impacted this game, and there will certainly be a wide range of emotions along both sidelines," Larry White, executive director of NJSIAA, said previously.

"However, thanks to the Eagles’ generosity and community spirit, Pleasantville and Camden student-athletes and their families will have an opportunity to write their own ending to this game. They’ll compete on a world-class stage, sending a clear message that violence will not w
 
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