Scandalous! 14 Year Old Boy Goes on Shooting Spree at Georgia School, 4 Killed in Shooting
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One of those killed on Wednesday was 14-year-old Mason Schermerhorn, who was autistic, according to local media WSB-TV. Family members had posted photos of Mason on social media after they were unable to find him and later reportedly confirmed that he did not survive the shooting.
Teacher and coach David Phenix was injured after being shot in the leg and hip, resulting in a fractured hip bone, according to his family's social media posts. He underwent surgery but is in stable condition, a person who identified herself as his daughter said on Facebook.
Law enforcement has not said what type of weapon was used, or how many bullets were fired. The suspect was interviewed and spoke with investigators after being taken into custody, Sheriff Smith said.
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"It's going to take a few days for us to get answers as to what happened and why this happened," he told reporters.
Dozens of police officers quickly responded to the shooting at the school, which was then isolated and cleared, with students taken to a nearby soccer stadium before being released to their families.
Lyela Sayarath, who was in the attacker's class, told CNN that the suspect left the room at the beginning of their algebra lesson. She said she returned and knocked on the door, which was automatically locked, but other students refused to let her in after realizing she was carrying a gun.
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Ms. Sayarath told CNN that the attacker then went to the next classroom, where he began shooting. Alexsandra Romero, a second-year student, said she was sitting in class when someone came barging in and yelled at the students, warning them to get down.
"I remember my hands were shaking," she told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I felt sad because everyone was crying, everyone was trying to find their brother.
