FRESNO, Calif.
A 15-year-old Fresno teen is dead after he was stabbed to death in central Fresno. Family members say Nicholas Quiroz stumbled home after he was stabbed and was able to talk with family members before he lost consciousness.
His aunt says he got involved in a group she warned him about constantly. "He just ended up with the wrong crowd. The wrong people. And that's what happens when you run with the wrong kids. And he was trying to change his life and go to church and do right but the streets got him before he could."
When he was younger, family members say Nicholas loved to play football and enjoyed sports, but those interests faded once he started hanging out with some neighborhood troublemakers. Family members hope their tragedy will remind other teenagers about the dangers of tagging and gangs.
A 15-year-old Fresno teen is dead after he was stabbed to death in central Fresno. Family members say Nicholas Quiroz stumbled home after he was stabbed and was able to talk with family members before he lost consciousness.
His aunt says he got involved in a group she warned him about constantly. "He just ended up with the wrong crowd. The wrong people. And that's what happens when you run with the wrong kids. And he was trying to change his life and go to church and do right but the streets got him before he could."
When he was younger, family members say Nicholas loved to play football and enjoyed sports, but those interests faded once he started hanging out with some neighborhood troublemakers. Family members hope their tragedy will remind other teenagers about the dangers of tagging and gangs.
FRESNO, Calif.
A 15-year-old Fresno teen is dead after he was stabbed to death in central Fresno. Family members say Nicholas Quiroz stumbled home after he was stabbed and was able to talk with family members before he lost consciousness.
His aunt says he got involved in a group she warned him about constantly. "He just ended up with the wrong crowd. The wrong people. And that's what happens when you run with the wrong kids. And he was trying to change his life and go to church and do right but the streets got him before he could."
When he was younger, family members say Nicholas loved to play football and enjoyed sports, but those interests faded once he started hanging out with some neighborhood troublemakers. Family members hope their tragedy will remind other teenagers about the dangers of tagging and gangs.
A 15-year-old Fresno teen is dead after he was stabbed to death in central Fresno. Family members say Nicholas Quiroz stumbled home after he was stabbed and was able to talk with family members before he lost consciousness.
His aunt says he got involved in a group she warned him about constantly. "He just ended up with the wrong crowd. The wrong people. And that's what happens when you run with the wrong kids. And he was trying to change his life and go to church and do right but the streets got him before he could."
When he was younger, family members say Nicholas loved to play football and enjoyed sports, but those interests faded once he started hanging out with some neighborhood troublemakers. Family members hope their tragedy will remind other teenagers about the dangers of tagging and gangs.
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