Scandalous! 14 Year Old Boy Goes on Shooting Spree at Georgia School, 4 Killed in Shooting
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A 14-year-old boy will be charged with murder after four people were killed and nine injured in a shooting at a Georgia high school. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said two students and two teachers were killed in Wednesday's attack at Apalachee High School in Winder, Barrow County.
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Colt Gray, a student at the school, was arrested by two officers on campus, an official said. He will be tried as an adult. It was revealed that the FBI interviewed him last year after receiving anonymous information about an online threat to carry out a school shooting, but agents did not arrest him at the time.
Officers first received reports of a shooting at the school of about 1,900 students at around 10:20 local time (14:20 GMT).
Local Sheriff Jud Smith described the attack as "pure evil".
"Within minutes, law enforcement arrived on the scene, as did the two school resource officers assigned to the school who immediately engaged the perpetrator," the sheriff told a press conference.
"The perpetrator surrendered immediately. He surrendered, lying on the ground. And the officers took him into custody."
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Officials said no motive has been identified and law enforcement is not aware of "any targets at this point". According to the FBI, investigators had visited the suspect in May 2023 and interviewed him and his father about threats posted online, including images of firearms.
"His father stated that he had a hunting gun at home, but that the suspect did not have unsupervised access to it," the FBI said in a statement.
The suspect, who was 13 at the time, denied making the online threats and officials "contacted local schools to continue monitoring the offender".
"At that time, there was not sufficient cause to make an arrest or take additional law enforcement action at the local, state, or federal level."
