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   From: chimps.away@boston.com   
      
   Reche Caldwell, a former NFL wide receiver, was shot and killed   
   outside of his home in Tampa, Florida on Saturday, according to   
   TMZ. He was 41.   
      
   Caldwell’s mother, Deborah, told TMZ that her son was about to   
   take his girlfriend out when he went back inside his house to   
   get a jacket. His girlfriend said Caldwell was “ambushed” by a   
   “couple of people” who jumped out of the bushes in an attempted   
   robbery.   
      
   Caldwell was shot in the leg and chest before 911 was called,   
   but he died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital,   
   according to TMZ. Cops told the website that the alleged   
   attempted robbery wasn’t random and that Caldwell was targeted.   
      
   “He was a good person who smiled all of the time,” Caldwell’s   
   mother told TMZ. “He tried to help everyone he could. He was the   
   type of guy who would take his shirt off his back and give it to   
   you.”   
      
   Caldwell, who was a second-round pick in the 2002 NFL Draft out   
   of Florida, played for the Chargers, Patriots, and Redskins over   
   the course of six years in the NFL. He last signed a one-year   
   contract with the Rams in 2008 but was released during the final   
   preseason roster cuts.   
      
   He finished his NFL career with 152 receptions for 1,851 yards   
   and 11 touchdowns, along with 14 carries for 108 yards rushing   
   in 71 games.   
      
   In January, Caldwell pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to   
   commit health fraud in a case involving several former NFL   
   players. Caldwell was scheduled to be sentenced this month and   
   faced up to 10 years in prison.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2020/06/07/reche-caldwell-former-nfl-receiver-   
   shot-and-killed-at-41/   
       
      
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