COLUMBUS, Ga. — A father and football coach is pleading for someone to turn in his son’s killer.
Cartarsman Bryant told Channel 2′s Courtney Francisco on Sunday night that his son was leaving his Manchester High School prom in Columbus Saturday before midnight.
That’s when police said someone started shooting at a red light.
“We talked about, ‘make sure you wear your seatbelt; make sure you’re not speeding’ that type of thing,” said Bryant. “Never did we think you have to say, ‘watch out for guys with guns’.”
According to the Columbus Police Department, the shooting happened near Macon Road and Lake Shore Road around 11:50 p.m.
When officers arrived, they found two cars with bullet holes in them. Bryant was shot in one of the cars and his classmate, Clarence Flavors, was shot in the other car.
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Paramedics rushed them to Piedmont Hospital in Columbus.
Doctors …