Parents of deceased NCCU football player allege hospital put something harmful in his IV
By: Missing Lost And Trafficked
MISSOURI CITY, Texas-
The family of Terrance “T” Howard, a football player at North Carolina Central University, went live on Facebook Thursday while his parents performed CPR on him before he died.
Howard’s father, Bishop Anthony Allen, alleged that doctors at Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte administered something harmful through his son’s IV.
Nurses and doctors weren’t aiding Howard’s parents with performing CPR during multiple livestreams, capturing his parents desperately attempting to resuscitate their son.”The moment we got ready to transfer him they interfered, Allen said during a livestream posted to his Facebook profile. “He’s been fine and stable […] his legs were moving.
Howard was moving his belongings from Alabama to Durham, North Carolina
when he was involved in a traffic accident.
When he got out of his vehicle to check on the other motorist, Howard was struck by a car KHOU 11 reported.
“When he was picked up, he didn’t have ID on him so he was considered a John Doe. He was taken to one hospital and transferred to another,” Brooke Tigtig, the mother of Howard’s girlfriend, told KHOU 11.
Howard’s family said he suffered life-threatening injuries, including massive brain trauma, and was on a ventilator Click2Houston reported.
Howard was a 2022 graduate of Ridge Point High School in Missouri City.Texas.
He played as a walk-on at the University of Alabama before transferring to North Carolina Central University, where he received a full-ride scholarship.
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Terrance “T” Howard.
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