CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee — Former University of Tennessee quarterback (and NFL Superstar) Peyton Manning visited one of the sites involved in the deadly Chattanooga shootings, WRCB reports.
Multiple sources told WRCB that Manning stopped by the Naval Marine Corps Reserve Center on Amnicola Highway where four U.S. Marines were shot and killed Thursday.
Thank you for stopping by and for your support Peyton Manning #chanews pic.twitter.com/UgaLHvrFXR
— Chattanooga Police (@ChattanoogaPD) July 19, 2015
From WCRB: A fifth service member died from injuries he suffered on Saturday. A Chattanooga police officer remains hospitalized from injuries he suffered.
The record-breaking quarterback for the Denver Broncos, who played football for the University of Tennessee, showed up at the reserve late Saturday night to visit with military personnel and police officers.
After Manning’s visit, officers posted photos on social media.
The reserve, as of Saturday, remained an active scene of federal investigators and police officers standing guard. It’s one of two locations where the gunman opened fire.
The attack, which is being investigated as a domestic terrorism incident, has left the Tennessee Valley in mourning.
