A Georgia teen, who smirked as he was arrested for murdering a 14-year-old outside a heated high school football showdown, was sentenced to life behind bars more than two years after the slaying.

Kaomarion Kendrick was found guilty of felony murder and three RICO counts last week in connection with the September 2023 shooting of Emmanuel Dorsey outside Griffin Memorial Stadium at Griffin High School, WSBTV reported.

Kendrick, just 17 at the time, killed Dorsey during a brawl that erupted between “two rival cliques” as fans poured out after a highly anticipated rivalry football game between Griffin and Spalding high schools.

Kaomarion Kendrick

In the middle of the chaos, Kendrick flashed a gun, sending Dorsey and others scrambling for their lives, 11 Alive reported.

Dorsey was struck in the neck and face as he ran for safety.

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Police found Kendrick armed with a Glock modified with a full-auto switch that turned it into a rapid-fire weapon, at the time of his arrest, according to 11 Alive.

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