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14-Year-Old Charged in Shooting at High School Football Game in Kentucky

Mayfield Police arrested a 14-year-old male from Fulton, Kentucky on Friday in connection with a shooting at Mayfield High School's War Memorial Stadium; he faces a first-degree assault charge and is held at a juvenile detention center.
Mayfield Police say the shooting followed a physical altercation between 18-year-old Jordan Riley of Farmington, Kentucky, and another juvenile, which prompted the 14-year-old male from Fulton, Kentucky to discharge his weapon.
Riley was seriously wounded and airlifted after suffering gunshot wounds to his arm and upper torso, reaching an out-of-state hospital in stable condition Sunday.
The community faced immediate disruption as one injured person was recovering the following morning and additional Mayfield school activities were cancelled after Friday night's game.
Multiple law-enforcement agencies including Kentucky State Police, Graves and Carlisle County Sheriff's Offices, Fulton Police Department, Mayfield EMS, and the ATF are assisting the probe, and authorities urged the public to contact Mayfield Police Department tip lines, Crimestoppers, or text tips to 738477.

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