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Gunman believed to be a 14-year-old in Georgia school shooting that left at least 4 dead, source says
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Four people have died and nine others are injured after a gunman opened fire at Apalachee High School in the US state of Georgia
One person has been arrested, authorities confirm
Police say students are being reunited with their families after the "evil" attack
The school is located about 45 miles (72km) north-east of the state capital, Atlanta
US President Joe Biden says he is "mourning the deaths of those whose lives were cut short due to more senseless gun violence"
Sheriff’s office reports one suspect in custody after incident at Apalachee high school, 50 miles north-east of Atlanta
Georgia high school shooting leaves four people confirmed dead and nine injured
Sheriff’s office reports one suspect in custody after incident at Apalachee high school, 50 miles north-east of Atlanta
Four people were confirmed dead and multiple others injured in a shooting on Wednesday morning at a high school in Georgia. Authorities said a suspect was alive and in custody.
Law enforcement officers responded to a report of a shooter at Apalachee high school in Winder, about 50 miles north-east of Atlanta, at 10.23am, the Barrow county sheriff’s office said in a statement.
The Georgia bureau of investigations (GBI) confirmed the number of fatalities in a tweet, and said nine people had been taken to local hospitals.
“Suspect in custody and alive. Reports that the suspect has been ‘neutralized’ are inaccurate,” the post said.
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