Two Elgin, Texas, cheerleaders were shot at early Tuesday morning after one of them got into the wrong car in a parking lot post\u002Dpractice.
Heather Roth told Instagram Live that she and three other cheerleaders from the Woodlands Elite Cheer Co. were together just after midnight when she got out of her friend’s car and into what she thought was her car.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary SUN, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
Roth said when the man approached their car, Roth rolled the window down to say she was sorry and the man started shooting..One victim was treated and released at scene Tuesday morning but the other was helicoptered to a hospital in critical condition, according to Elgin police. The seriously injured cheerleader, Payton Washington, has been accepted to Baylor University’s acrobatics ad tumbling team, and the coach, Fee Mulkey, released a statement.
“Payton is a strong young lady; if you know her, you know that about her. I have no doubt she’s going to get through this. She’s an amazing athlete but a better human, and that’s why she’s a part of our Baylor family,” said Mulkey in part before going to visit her in hospital. Court documents said Pedro Tello Rodriguez Jr., 25, has been charged with deadly conduct after allegedly fleeing the shooting scene and being arrested at home.
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