COLUMBIA, S.C. — (COLUMBIA, S.C.) -- A South Carolina teenager who police say was fatally shot by a gas station owner who they say had falsely accused him of shoplifting was remembered by his middle school as a well-liked student who was 'intelligent' and 'humorous.'
COLUMBIA, S.C. — -- A South Carolina teenager who police say was fatally shot by a gas station owner who they say had falsely accused him of shoplifting was remembered by his middle school as a well-liked student who was"intelligent" and"humorous."
Cyrus was a student at Summit Parkway Middle School in Columbia, where he was in its STEM magnet program, the school said. The school said it was"blessed" to have Cyrus as a student and that he"will be remembered forever in our hearts." Richland County coroner Naida Rutherford told reporters at Monday's press conference that Cyrus died from"a single gunshot wound to his right lower back" that caused"significant damage to his heart and hemorrhaging."
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