Georgia school shooter on FBI radar since 2023 as possible threat after online remarks
- A 14-year-old student, Colt Grey, opened fire at Apalachee High School in Georgia on September 4, killing four people and injuring nine others.
- The FBI had prior concerns about threats made by Grey in 2023, but lacked sufficient evidence for an arrest.
- Colt Grey’s father admitted to teaching him weapons safety and revealed he purchased the AR-15 rifle for his son without investigators knowing.
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) on Thursday arrested the father of a 14-year-old student who allegedly carried out a shooting at Apalachee High School near Atlanta on Wednesday, killing four people and injuring nine. The juvenile who was arrested has been charged with four counts of first degree murder and is scheduled to be tried as an adult, CNN reports.
A 14-year-old shoots two classmates and two teachers at his high school with an assault rifle. The teenager is charged with murder. Investigators are now also taking action against his father.
Colt Gray, a 14-year-old teenager, has been charged with four homicides following a shooting at a Georgia high school. The State Department of Investigations announced that Gray must appear in court this Friday to face these serious accusations. The shooting occurred during what is considered Gray's first full day of school in high school, even though he had registered with the center just two weeks earlier. According to Barrow County Sheriff Ju…
Accused 14-Year-Old Georgia High School Killer Had Fascination with Mass Shootings: Report
Investigators are working to determine the motive behind Wednesday’s fatal school shooting in Georgia, while also looking for answers about the weapon allegedly used by the shooter. Law enforcement officials found that the accused 14-year-old shooter, identified as Colton Gray, had a fascination with mass shootings. The New York Times reports that he particularly had an interest in the 2018 Parkland High School attack in Florida, according to so…
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