"I want it to be in memory of him.”Īnyone with information is asked to call Detective Ensor at 80, Crime Stoppers at 80 or submit tips via smartphone at. “In memory of him, I don’t want to play here no more," Nyasia said. Jaida and Nyasia said that after what happened early Saturday, they see the place where they used to play differently. "We looked out the window and saw a boy lying right there.”
“I didn’t hear no yelling or anything - just pow pow," Jaida remembered. Their grandmother has a doorbell camera, which showed police responding to the incident and captured a woman screaming, “that’s my son.” Jaida Taylor, 9, and Nyasia Barrett, 10, recounted what they witnessed as they watched the scene unfold in their grandmother's front yard. Two cousins at a sleepover at their grandmother's house heard the shooting that killed the 16-year-old. Girls heard shooting that killed Henrico teen Jaida points to the shot where a neighbor was killed in her grandmother's neighborhood. Overall 0-0 0.00 Win Region 0-0 1stCapital. Nelson said the school district and county will do everything they can to wrap their arms around the young man's family and those who knew him at Highland Springs High. Highland Springs High School Basketball Highland Springs Basketball. And then a sense of unity and togetherness, I believe will come out of it." “Shock, I think, is the first thing, and then mourning. Tucker High School and a new Highland Springs High School, a pair of ambitious projects that will deliver modern, state-of-the-art facilities to replace two of Henrico County’s oldest high schools. And so when a family hurts, the community hurts,” Nelson said. Replacement high schools expected to open for 2021-22 school year Construction has begun on a new J.R. "There's generations of connectivity in Highland Springs. Henrico Supervisor Tyrone Nelson, who represents Varina District, said the shooting has saddened the community. "Please keep the Highand Springs community in your thoughts following the untimely loss of a Springer student," reads a post on the Henrico County Public Schools Facebook page. The 16-year-old was a student at Highland Springs High School and played on the Springer's basketball team, which won the state championship less than a month ago, WTVR CBS 6 has learned.
The teenager killed in his eastern Henrico County neighborhood early Saturday was a student at Highland Springs High School, officials with the district confirmed.
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