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Published • St. Louis, United States • Updated

Father gets 13 years for shooting youth football coach over son’s playing time

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A father in Missouri was sentenced to 13 years in prison on Thursday for shooting and wounding a St. Louis youth football coach over his son’s playing time while 9- and 10-year-olds practiced nearby.

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Father fires five bullets at coach because son doesn't get enough playing time: 13 years in prison

A 45-year-old American has been sentenced to thirteen years in prison for shooting his son's American football coach. The man felt that his son was not getting enough playing time.

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Missouri father Daryl Clemmons gets 13 years for shooting youth football coach over son’s playing time

A jury found Daryl Clemmons, 45, guilty last month of assault and armed criminal action in the October 2023 shooting of Shaquille Latimore, a volunteer coach for the City Rec Legends Football League.

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Father gets 13 years for shooting youth football coach over son’s playing time

A father in Missouri was sentenced to 13 years in prison for shooting and wounding a St. Louis youth football coach over his son’s playing time.

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Missouri father gets 13 yrs for shooting youth football coach over son’s playing time

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Missouri Father Found Guilty of Shooting Son’s Youth Football Coach Over Playing Time Dispute

In a deeply troubling incident that has sent shockwaves throughout Missouri, a 45-year-old man named Arthur D. Clemmons was found guilty of shooting his son’s youth football coach, Shaquille S. Latimore, aged 34. This violent act unfolded in front of a group of children aged 9 and 10 during a practice session, highlighting the severe repercussions of conflicts that escalate into violence, especially in environments designed to foster teamwork an…

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KGLO News broke the news in on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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