Eric Bieniemy’s son called cops about his weapons two days before allegedly shooting mother: ‘Cannot defend himself’
NFL Eric Bieniemy’s son called cops about his weapons two days before allegedly shooting mother: ‘Cannot defend himself’ By Matt Ehalt Published Aug. Add The New York Post on Google Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s son, Elijah Zion Bieniemy, is believed to have called police two days before his arrest for allegedly shooting his mother at their Virginia household to say his parents would not allow him access to his firearms, according to The Athletic. A 27-year-old calling from the Bieniemy residence on July 24 said “his parents are withholding his weapons and that he’s a certified UFC fighter so now he feels like he cannot defend himself,” per a Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office report cited by the the outlet.
- ▪NFL Eric Bieniemy’s son called cops about his weapons two days before allegedly shooting mother: ‘Cannot defend himself’ By Matt Ehalt Published Aug.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s son, Elijah Zion Bieniemy, is believed to have called police two days before his arrest for allegedly shooting his mother at their Virginia household to say his pa
- ▪A 27-year-old calling from the Bieniemy residence on July 24 said “his parents are withholding his weapons and that he’s a certified UFC fighter so now he feels like he cannot defend himself,” per a Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office report ci
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