2 injured in shooting at New Jersey high school football game.
The shooting, at Pleasantville High School near Atlantic City, continues a nationwide trend of shootings at or around high school football games that stretches back to at least August.
Video from the scene showed spectators running for safety as players and referees sought cover by lying down on the field. The boy, between 10 and 12 years old, was taken by emergency crews to an area hospital and later transferred to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in serious condition, WPVI reported. The man, also in serious condition, was taken to an area hospital as well.
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