Suspect Surrenders in Buffalo Over Shooting of Jets’ Kris Boyd
A suspect has surrendered in Buffalo, accused of shooting New York Jets player Kris Boyd last month. The 20-year-old individual turned himself in to law enforcement on a Monday morning. While no charges were filed immediately, he is expected to return to New York City to face potential charges soon.
Shooting Incident Details
Kris Boyd was shot on November 16, suffering a serious injury. The bullet entered his abdomen, traveled to his lung, and became lodged in the pulmonary artery. Following the shooting, Boyd underwent multiple medical procedures and posted on November 19, announcing that he was “starting to breathe on my own.”
Boyd’s Recovery Journey
Despite the severe injury, Boyd made a surprise return to the Jets’ team facility last week. His visit came as a pleasant surprise to teammates, as he attended a special teams meeting. Boyd demonstrated his strong team spirit by breaking down the meeting, eliciting joyful reactions from those present.
- Teammate Reaction: Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips noted that nearly everyone gave Boyd a high five or a hug.
Looking Ahead
The situation surrounding the shooting remains fluid, with potential legal developments expected shortly. As Boyd continues his recovery, he remains a cherished member of the team, emphasizing resilience in the face of adversity.
