Coach 'failed' murdered Northwestern State player Ronnie Caldwell: family

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Coach 'failed' murdered Northwestern State player Ronnie Caldwell: family
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The player was shot and killed at his apartment on Oct. 12.

The family of late Northwestern State football player Ronnie Caldwell revealed it is planning a lawsuit and alleged that the school and former head coach Brad Laird “failed” Caldwell before his shooting death.The specific circumstances of Caldwell’s death remain unclear as it remains under investigation.Tony Pradia, an attorney representing Caldwell’s family, held a news conference Friday.

“Coach Laird replied with a phone call assuring the family that he would take immediate action and move Ronnie to a safe location. Nothing was done, the family heard no updates from the University. “Next thing I know, the next phone call I get from this man is at 2:07 a.m. and my son is deceased. Now, how do you feel being a man like me? I call myself being protector. I’ve been protecting my whole family all their life and I get this call and all I asked him to do is to move my son. What’s so hard?”

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