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On Wednesday, a juvenile male was apprehended and placed under arrest in connection with the recent tragic high school shooting in Georgia, which resulted in the deaths of four individuals—two pupils and two instructors.
Nearly two hours after the start of the school day, the suspect, later named as Colt Gray, began firing shots at Apalachee High School in Barrow County.
Guess who Colt Gray is?
The alleged gunman on Wednesday at about 10:20 a.m. was a 14-year-old Apalachee High School student named Gray.
After Gray surrendered and fired his weapon, a school resource officer confronted him, according to a news brief issued by Barrow County Sheriff Jud Smith following the killing. Gray, he said, knew he would be shot to death if he stayed alive. Officials have stated that they are looking into the incident and trying to determine the perpetrators’ motivations.
“Once they encountered the subject, the subject immediately surrendered to these officers, and he was taken into custody.”
According to the sheriff, the juvenile will face murder charges and be tried as an adult.
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Together with Piedmont Judicial Circuit District Attorney Brad Smith, local law enforcement is organizing the investigation and filing of charges.
“The priority right now for us, within this investigation, is to gather all the facts,” he added.
He went on to say, “This is a murder investigation.”.
The FBI looked into Gray’s case in 2023. Regarding the Dangers of School Shootings
In relation to the online threats of school shootings, the FBI disclosed that Gray, the alleged shooter who murdered four individuals at a high school in Georgia, was interviewed.
In May 2023, the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center had multiple tips on internet threats to carry out a school massacre, including disturbing words and images of firearms, according to a post by the FBI Atlanta branch.
After apprehending Gray and his father, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office questioned the 13-year-old. Officials were informed by Gray’s father that there were hunting rifles in the house, but Gray was never allowed unsupervised access to them.
