ST, PETERSBURG On Facebook, Nick Lindsey sneers at a camera, fist clenched, teeth biting a thick wad of cash. "Hood rich," it says in the background of his profile picture. "Young Savage," he dubs himself.
Just 16 this month, Lindsey already had a rap sheet with charges of grand theft auto. He missed 42 days at Gibbs High this school year.
That is the teenager who police say gunned down a veteran officer with a spray of bullets Monday night.
This is the "Lil' Nick" his family, neighbors and school officials know: He loves football and family. He struggled with grades, but was quiet, polite and obedient. He high-fived his older brother each morning and, the day after the fatal police shooting, took his kid brother to the park.
Boy accused of killing St. Petersburg officer described as quiet, troubled, but no 'thug' - St. Petersburg Times
Just 16 this month, Lindsey already had a rap sheet with charges of grand theft auto. He missed 42 days at Gibbs High this school year.
That is the teenager who police say gunned down a veteran officer with a spray of bullets Monday night.
This is the "Lil' Nick" his family, neighbors and school officials know: He loves football and family. He struggled with grades, but was quiet, polite and obedient. He high-fived his older brother each morning and, the day after the fatal police shooting, took his kid brother to the park.
Boy accused of killing St. Petersburg officer described as quiet, troubled, but no 'thug' - St. Petersburg Times
