Mich. High School Football Star Died Trying to Disarm School Shooter

A high school football player died a hero Tuesday after being gunned down as he tried to disarm a student who brought a gun to his Michigan school and began shooting, killing four, and injuring eight others.

Tate Myre, a standout player for the Wildcats football team at Michigan’s Oxford High School, was fatally shot allegedly by sophomore Ethan Crumbley, a 15-year-old student at the school. Crumbley has been arrested and charged as an adult for the murders.

Three died immediately after the shooting on Tuesday, and a fourth died the next day.

The school’s football team mourned the loss of the talented running back:

In another tweet, the school called Tate a “wonderful young man who was tremendously hardworking and respectful.” – READ MORE

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