School’s back kiddos, time to kevlar up!

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    School resource officer engaged with shooter and took him into custody, sheriff says

    The resource officer at Apalachee High School engaged with the shooter and took him into custody, Barrow County Sheriff Jud Smith told reporters.

    “Obviously the shooter was armed and our school resource officer engaged him and the shooter quickly realized that if he did not give up, that it would end with an OIS — an Officer Involved Shooting. He gave up, got on the ground and the deputy took him into custody,” Smith said.

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    MSNBC just said he’s 14 and he was a student at the school.

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    A white cop talking to the media said “Hate will not prevail in our community.” I don’t know the context or who he was. But I wonder if the shooter was a minority.

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    Apalachee High School shooting: Officials identify 14-year-old student as suspect in Georgia school shooting that left 4 dead | CNN

    Winder, Georgia CNN — The 14-year-old suspect in the fatal mass shooting at a Winder, Georgia, high school has been identified as Colt Gray, Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Chris Hosey said at an afternoon news conference.

    The suspect is a student at the school who will be charged with murder and will be handled as an adult as he moves through the criminal justice system, Hosey and Barrow County Sheriff Jud Smith added.

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      Doing an image search for “Colt Gray” gives results for guns and nothing else (for now). Nominative determinism at work amerikkka-clap

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      will be handled as an adult

      again while the whole “tried as an adult” thing. Used so often you wonder what actually doesn’t get someone tried as an adult.