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“They left him on the road”, 16-year-old high school footballer unconscious in ICU after being attacked by “friends”

By Nick GreenDecember 7, 2021
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The family of a high school footballer player from Texas says he is lying unconscious in the hospital after being savagely assaulted by a group of fellow students on Friday evening. According to the victim’s family, the 16-year-old boy had been invited to a social gathering by friends late last week.

Once at the aforementioned party, the 16-year-old student, Cole Hagan, was reportedly told by another teenager that his truck, parked outside, had been damaged. When he went to check on the vehicle, he was ambushed and attacked by one or more teens, according to reports.

The victim’s brother, Cory, said that two of Cole’s friends lured him outside the house and he was attacked from behind by another kid that he thought was his friend. One of the assailants hit Cole from behind with a blunt object.

Sources say that after the students had finished attacking Cole, they left him lying on the ground. The ring leader then sent a text to one of Cole’s close friends reading: “Go get your boy out of the street.”

Investigators confirmed that they were called to a home around 11:30 p.m. on Friday after receiving an EMS call about an unconscious 16-year-old bleeding from his ears.

According to reports, the teenager suffered two skull fractures and a broken clavicle. He remains unconscious at the hospital, but his condition looks to be improving.

Cole’s brother Cory said: “They left him on the road after they finished attacking him and then texted one of his friends that were in the backyard of this house to say, ‘Hey come get your boy out of the street.’ They left him in the street, people who were supposed to be his friends.”

He added: “What I am feeling is ah, it’s a roller coaster of the most extreme grief you can imagine. To see him hurt and for him to be attacked in this senseless act of brutality, it’s unimaginable.”

Latest reports say another student has been charged with aggravated assault after the incident.

Court documents allege two other teenagers lured Cole from the party on Friday by telling him that his truck had been hit and damaged. A witness stated that 17-year-old Reid Mitchell then allegedly punched Cole in the face, slammed him into the concrete and proceeded to throw three or four hard elbows.

“Sadly, I think it’s a long shot for him to ever play football again, which was one of his biggest passions,” Cory said.

“The kids that planned this, the kids that instigated this, the kids that had something to do with it, watched it, left him in the road. Yeah, they all need to be punished.”

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