Georgia School Shooting: Teen and Father Charged

On Wednesday, a deadly school shooting at a North Georgia high school left two students and two teachers dead, leading to the arrest of 14-year-old Colt Gray, who has been charged with four counts of felony murder. During his first court appearance, Colt appeared in shackles, while the families of the victims expressed their grief in the courtroom. Colt's father, Colin Gray, also faced the court, charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of Cruelty to Children, totaling possible penalties of 180 years. Allegations suggest Colin knowingly allowed his son access to firearms despite prior warnings about the boy's behavior. This incident, unfortunately, echoes similar cases where parents have faced legal consequences for their children's actions, as seen in the recent Crumbley case. The situation has ignited debates about gun access for minors and the responsibilities of parents in preventing such tragedies. A memorial service for the victims is scheduled tonight in Winder, Georgia, as the community comes together to mourn the lives lost in this heart-wrenching event.