CRIMEAug 23 · 23:44 UTCWPLN NASHVILLEWPLN Staff

National safety group offers reward after fatal teen shooting in Nashville

A fatal shooting killed 16-year-old Cameron Frierson on Herman Street in Nashville after a high school football game. The incident has drawn attention from national anti-violence groups, prompting heightened reward money for information. Additionally, the Uvalde Foundation For Kids added a $5,000 reward to help address gun violence prevention.

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