ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: It began as a day filled with celebrations honoring a high school championship basketball team in Savannah, Georgia, but by the evening's end three teenagers had been shot. On Saturday, a 16-year-old became the second victim to die. CNN's Aram Roston has that story.</s>ARAM ROSTON, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The shots rang out late Friday, as the high school dance came to an end.</s>BUCKY BURNSED, SAVANNAH POLICE DEPARTMENT: It was a crowded parking lot. Parents were there picking up their children -- or young adults, I guess, would be the proper way to say it -- from the dance. And it occurred while all of this was going on, while people were leaving the event.</s>ROSTON: Nineteen-year-old Darrell Ingram is being held without bond on murder and aggravated assault charges. Police say he admitted to the triple shooting, but they say they still don't know what the motive was. One of the two murder victims was 19 years old. The other was only 16. He was a student at a nearby high school, and he played on the basketball team.</s>JAMES GREEN, SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: One day, Ramone and I, being an ex-basketball coach and an ex-basketball player, Ramone and I we were in the gym and, you know, we were shooting some jumpers. And I was trying to show him a little technique.</s>ROSTON: The survivor, Lamar Jenkins, was released from the hospital Saturday morning. He was a student at Beach High School, where the shooting took place, and he had just left the celebration. The students had been celebrating the women's basketball team's victory in the state championship. Police say there was no issue of school security.</s>OLA LEWIS, BEACH HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: We used every precaution to make sure that the dance was definitely a wholesome environment.</s>ROSTON: The shooting took place across from the school, not on school grounds. Aram Roston, CNN, Savannah, Georgia.
16-Year-Old Becomes Second to Die in Savannah High School Shootings