Three men have been charged in connection with last month’s shooting that left former Milton Hershey football star Michael Blidi Jr. paralyzed. KSTP reported that police in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota ...

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Blidi Jr. signed with Stonehill College out of Milton Hershey in 2023, but Blidi Sr. said in the GoFundMe post that his son currently “had a full scholarship to play at Iowa Central.” ...

He also coached in college, including a stint at Yale as an assistant (2009-14) and associate head coach (2015), helping the Bulldogs win the 2013 national title, ironically in the Penguins' building.

A college football player was shot outside a Minnesota home, paralyzing him and ending his football dreams, according to local authorities and the victim’s father. Michael Blidi Jr., who earned a ...

Michael Blidi Jr., a college athlete and brother of NFL player Philip Blidi, was shot in Brooklyn Park, ending his football career due to paralysis.

The accused gunman fled, police said, and no arrests have been announced as of June 4. “Thursday night, our son fell victim to gun violence, sustaining a gunshot wound that has shattered our ...

At around 8 p.m. Sunday, police responded to 220 College Avenue for a report of gunshots. ... Police said a dark-colored passenger vehicle pulled up and fired several shots in the area.

Blidi Jr. signed with Stonehill College out of Milton Hershey in 2023, but Blidi Sr. said in the GoFundMe post that his son currently “had a full scholarship to play at Iowa Central.” ...

"At this time, no suspects have been located, and the incident remains under investigation," police stated. A GoFundMe for Blidi Jr. has currently raised over $5,000 of its $13,000 goal at the ...

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