Out of Bounds | SoCal Connected | Season 9, Episode 2 | KCET

One of the nation's top high school athletes was on a path to the NFL, but instead became the poster child for what's wrong with L.A.'s mental Health system. SoCal Connected documents the life and times of Dorsey High's Antonio Carrion.
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[@annasan100]

You're the greatest mom I've ever know thank you

[@PeBee24]

Bro was nice on the field... sad to see this outcome... always wondered what happened to him... haven't seen him since the last year of hs... prayers up!!

[@JayKofa]

Antonio's Story Really Hit Home. I'm Heart-Broken For My DDP O.G. As Well As The Countless Others, That Suffer With Mental Illness... 🙏

[@TheCrazedaarson]

One of the best ive ever seen on the field, and I played for Crenshaw. I hope this brotha gets well. I hated Dorsey with a passion (only out of rivalry) but Ive always respected Coach Knox. I gotta say though AC and Sharmon Shah were a 1-2 punch I will never forget.

[@joshleonard7641]

Man, throughout the 70's, 80's, 90's, and 00's that southern pacific conference was beast.. Best in the state

[@vanessahinton8383]

Southern League up until 1978. The best of times. We played hard and competitively. Jefferson HS was bad and produced a wealth of athletes.

[@yeseniagarcia2294]

My heart breaks for this mother and her son. I wish them all the best.

[@joemosely9383]

Damn,
I didnt know Antonio went this route.
He ran with Che Avery and the DGF kids and briefly ran with the 60s in 1991 when he went to Crenshaw.
then he disappeared.

[@waifufinesser7522]

Damn i never seen this. A childhood friend i seen all this live smh. Met him as kids at van ness park. Was always good. Damn one of my bros. Get well champ

[@mvann5]

This is so sad. I have a friend going this route. Need institutional mental health facilities .

[@amoswellington9399]

All I remember is "AC this and AC that" that brother was BAAAADDDDDD on the field. I have enjoyed many years of success since high school; marriage, children, career, etc. and I know that THERE BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD GO I! I pray for Antonio now as a man that he receives the treatment he needs. My prayers are also for his mother and extended family from Dorsey to all of us that tried to stop him way back. Love your folks while you have them.

[@shellyhunt4910]

I'm glad hes finally getting help

[@mylesmatthews7136]

My brother from Audubon, Rancho Cienega, and K&E Bulls. One of the greatest athletes ever!!!!

[@7popqpop4]

Dorsey was a power house in football in the early 90s...
How did he play basketball at Crenshaw then play football at dorsey thats crazy

[@theshiftmastersessions]

Heartbreaking story. The system is broken. This is so wrong. This man deserves to be treated with respect and care. My heart goes out to him and his mother.

[@unique74muzik]

Coach Knox!! Salute

[@dylancarter6448]

I was locked up with your son in West valley correctional facility. I'd like to tell you his story. As it was told to me in a first-hand account in his words

[@ericmoore7785]

Wow

[@ll-pqrp1e-ll528]

🙏🙏🙏