Colin Brown, a 16-year-old hockey player, was struck by a stray bullet on Interstate 55 in South St. Louis while driving home with his father from his hockey game on Saturday. He succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday. The Blues left a hockey stick outside their locker room in memory of the youth star.

The St. Louis Blues announced plans to honor 16-year-old Colin Brown, who died on Wednesday after a stray bullet struck him on the way home from his hockey game on Nov. 23.

Colin — a beloved and talented hockey player — passed away but not before giving the ultimate gift of life,” a police spokesman stated.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department reports that Colin Brown, a teenage hockey player shot Saturday evening on Interstate 55, died Wednesday morning.

KMOV interviewed Lily Paniucki, a recent graduate of Respond Right EMS Academy in St. Peters. She was one of the people who stopped to help Brown, who was sitting in the passenger

Colin Brown, a young hockey player who was shot on Interstate 55 in St. Louis on Saturday night, passed away on Wednesday morning due to his wounds. Around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, when Colin Brown and his family were heading home from one of his hockey games,

Colin Brown, 16, has died days after being shot on Interstate 55 in St. Louis. Brown was shot while riding in a car with his dad after a hockey game at the Affton Ice Rink. The shooting happened around 10:30 p.