A Louisiana university has canceled its football season, after a player was shot and killed earlier this month.
When mold was discovered in the off-campus apartment of Northwestern State University football player Ronnie Caldwell Jr., he was moved to a different unit.
In their first local TV sit-down interview, Houston-based attorneys working on behalf of Caldwell's family say the student-athlete's shooting death could have been prevented.The Cox Pradia Law FirmAfter the Northwestern State football team managed to play one game in the wake of Caldwell's death, last week Laird resigned - citing the emotional burden from Caldwell's death, and the remainder of the season was canceled.
Caldwell was a football player and a son. His mother, Blanche Bradley, spoke to KTRK via phone from work.
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