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Malik Brown Bio – Wiki
Malik Brown was a Florida secondary school football star who proceeded to play at the school level was shot and killed on Friday night in Durkeeville.
Age
He was 18 years old
Malik Brown Family and Education
Malik deserts an infant young lady.
graduated in May 2019 and was on grant to play football at Warner University in Lake Wales.
Career
Omar Simmons said he instructed Brown at Duval Charter School at Baymeadows before Brown proceeded to play at Robert E. Lee High School.
Ronald Washington, another nearby mentor, said he’s known Brown since he was a youngster.
Natrina Williams, Brown’s auntie, revealed to News4Jax her nephew abandoned a newborn child little girl. She said football and family was his life.
“He had a lot of offers for school and he picked Warner University to proceed with his training and play football,” Williams said. “He was booked to profit to class for Tuesday however his life was stopped with him being here.”
Natrina Williams, Brown’s auntie, revealed to News4Jax her nephew abandoned a baby little girl. She said football and family was his life.
“He had a lot of offers for school and he picked Warner University to proceed with his training and play football,” Williams said. “He was booked to profit to class for Tuesday yet his life was stopped with him being here.”
Cause of Death
Around 8:30 Friday night, police were alarmed to the shooting on West twelfth Street by Shot Spotter. Examiners said at any rate six shots were discharged.
Dark colored was one of two individuals shot. The subsequent unfortunate casualty, a 26-year-elderly person, went to the medical clinic with various discharge wounds and is relied upon to endure.
Police said the twofold shooting originated from a burglary.
As per records, Brown was the primary manslaughter casualty of the new year.
Prayers for the family of Malik brown. I have only good memories and interactions with this young man. Always respectful and kind-hearted. I'm deeply saddened by the loss of his life.
— AFA Jax FL (@AFA_JaxFL) January 4, 2020