WINDER, Ga. (Court TV) — A teenager charged with killing four people at his Georgia high school will stand trial in Columbia County, two hours away from the scene of the crime. Colt Gray was 14 when he allegedly opened fire at Apalachee High School on Sept.
By Andy Rose, Eric Levenson, Devon M. Sayers, CNN (CNN) — The teenager who opened fire at his Georgia high school in September 2024, killing two students and two teachers, will appear in court later this month for a “non-negotiated plea and sentencing hearing,” according to court documents, indicati…
A teen accused of a deadly mass shooting at a Georgia high school will appear in court this month for a plea and sentencing hearing, according to court records ordered on Friday. Colt Gray is scheduled to appear at the Barrow County Courthouse on July 24 at 9 a.m.
ATLANTA (AP) — A judge has set a plea and sentencing hearing later this month for a teenager accused of killing four people in a September 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia. Colt Gray, 16, had pleaded not guilty to charges including murder in the shooting that killed two students and…
Colt Gray, now 16, expected to change plea after pleading not guilty to 55 criminal counts in Apalachee shooting The teenager accused of killing two students and two teachers during a 2024 shooting at Apalachee high school in Georgia has been scheduled to appear in court later in July for a “non-neg…
A judge has set a plea and sentencing hearing for Colt Gray, the teen accused of killing four people in a 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia. Gray, 16, had pleaded not guilty to charges including murder. The judge scheduled a “Non-Negotiated Plea and Sentencing Hearing” for July 24.
WINDER, Ga. (Court TV) — A teenager accused of killing two teachers and two students at his Georgia high school plans to avoid trial and plead guilty. Colt Gray, 16, previously pleaded not guilty to 55 charges, including four counts of malice murder, four counts of felony murder and 18 charges of cr…
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