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Crime · GeorgiaDianna Moreno was afraid walking into Apalachee High School to find the laptop and charger she left behind when she rushed to evacuate after two other students and two teachers were killed last week.
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Students at Apalachee High School could return to classes soon. Here’s what other schools have done
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Gun Violence & Control · Georgia In a newly released sheriff's department interview conducted last year, Colt Gray, the suspect in the deadly Georgia high school shooting, was questioned about online threats and denied making them. NBC News' Priscilla Thompson reports.
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Newly released 2023 interview with Georgia school mass shooting suspect
41% Left coverage: 17 sources
School Shooting · GeorgiaCristina Irimie's mother was at home in her tiny Romanian village last week when she heard church bells tolling, a sign that a member of the community had died.See the Story
In Romania, she heard church bells. They tolled for her child, slain in GA school shooting
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Gun Violence & Control · United StatesHouse Democrats pressed for a hearing on gun violence in a letter dated Sunday following a shooting at a Georgia high school last week in which two students and two teachers were killed.
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Democrats press for gun violence hearing in wake of Georgia school shooting
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Gun Violence · North CarolinaNorth Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) said in an interview Sunday that he is “tired of seeing texts from children in a school telling their parents that they’re afraid and that they love them” following a shooting at a high school in Georgia this week.
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Cooper says he’s ‘tired of seeing texts’ from students telling parents they’re afraid of school shootings. ‘We cannot normalize this.’
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