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Two Men Fatally Shot At College Tailgate Party
Police Search For Gunman
POSTED: 6:31 am EDT September 5, 2004
UPDATED: 6:35 am EDT September 5, 2004
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The search is under way in North Carolina for two suspects blamed for killing two young men at a college football game tailgate party.
The shooting happened at North Carolina State University's season-opening football game. The victims include a Marine Corps officer.
Kevin McCann, 23, of Chicago, Ill., died at the scene. 2nd Lt. Brett Harmon, 23, of Park Ridge, Ill., died at later at a hospital.
One victim was shot in the head, the other in the neck according to authorities. Wake County Sheriff Donnie Harrison said neither were N.C. State students.
A witness said the men had been tossing a football when a car drove recklessly in a parking lot packed with football fans.
He said the men pulled the driver from his car and beat him, pushing his head into the dirt. The driver is said is to have returned with a gun and opened fire.
Witnesses, including Tommy Rodwell, said a fight took place about an hour before the shooting.
"We were standing there and this girl came up. She was covered, splattered by blood because their friend had just been shot," Samantha Mitchell said.
The shooting happened after the North Carolina State Wolfpack kicked off its season home opener against the Richmond Spiders.
Two Men Fatally Shot At College Tailgate Party
Police Search For Gunman
POSTED: 6:31 am EDT September 5, 2004
UPDATED: 6:35 am EDT September 5, 2004
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The search is under way in North Carolina for two suspects blamed for killing two young men at a college football game tailgate party.
The shooting happened at North Carolina State University's season-opening football game. The victims include a Marine Corps officer.
Kevin McCann, 23, of Chicago, Ill., died at the scene. 2nd Lt. Brett Harmon, 23, of Park Ridge, Ill., died at later at a hospital.
One victim was shot in the head, the other in the neck according to authorities. Wake County Sheriff Donnie Harrison said neither were N.C. State students.
A witness said the men had been tossing a football when a car drove recklessly in a parking lot packed with football fans.
He said the men pulled the driver from his car and beat him, pushing his head into the dirt. The driver is said is to have returned with a gun and opened fire.
Witnesses, including Tommy Rodwell, said a fight took place about an hour before the shooting.
"We were standing there and this girl came up. She was covered, splattered by blood because their friend had just been shot," Samantha Mitchell said.
The shooting happened after the North Carolina State Wolfpack kicked off its season home opener against the Richmond Spiders.