It happened after her teammate said she mistakenly got into the wrong car.
- A Texas high school cheerleader says she tries not to think about the man who allegedly shot her after a teammate mistakenly entered his car in a supermarket parking lot.
“I’m just trying to do whatever I can to be normal and do everything a senior in high school would do,” Washington said. Roth has said she rolled down a window to apologize to him when he began shooting. The man was identified by police as Pedro Tello Rodriguez Jr.
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