Portland State Univ. basketball player was shot and killed, allegedly by his sister, in an incident that left two other women injured.
A standout athlete at Portland State University was shot and killed, allegedly by his sister, in an incident that left two other women injured.
that his niece shot Deante, her aunt and her grandmother. A 4-year-old child was also present during the shooting, the newspaper reported.Damian Strickland said he was told Deante’s last words were, “My sister shot me” and “I don’t want to die,” the Oregonian reported. Peery said he was a better man for having coached Strickland, who played in 65 games over the past two seasons at Portland State. He was a social science major.
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