#school shooter tw

[pollyanna-nana]

Can you imagine being 33 years old and writing about a fictional 14 year old this way. Can people be normal about Kieran for 3 seconds please it’s embarrassing

[zoeyslayter]

Some mutuals and I started reading Sue Klebold's book

And the only thing I can say right now is did Tommy2Cents even open the book? The introduction and the preface already debunk a majority of what he says in his video.

Also I know I said I wasn't going to say the youtube because I didn't want people harassing him-and I still stand by that-but I think everyone in the community knows about it by now since it was on r/Columbine.

I said I was reading it out of spite and that's why.

Dylan You Fuck Counter: 2 Times cried: 3

[dollielliot]

𐙚ྀིྀ ⠀︵　info on the Apalchee highschool shooting that happened today, 9/4/24˖ ㅤ૮𐔌ྀི ´ ཀ ྀི 𐦯ྀིა⠀

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 Apalachee High 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.

Two teachers and two students were killed, Hosey said. Nine other victims were taken to hospitals, according to the officials. The gunfire sent students and faculty desperately scurrying for cover as schools across the county went into lockdown and parents scrambled for information. Wednesday’s shooting is the deadliest of the 45 school shootings so far this calendar year, according to a CNN analysis. It is one of 11 school shootings with four or more deaths since 2008 when CNN first started tracking school shootings. Authorities said the first report of an active shooter came in at 10:20 a.m. ET. A school resource deputy assigned to Apalachee High confronted the shooter, who got on the ground and was taken into custody, Smith told reporters.

The witness sat next to the suspected shooter

Lyela Sayarath, 16, told CNN the alleged shooter sat next to her in an algebra class. She said he left class early, around 9:45 a.m., but didn’t take a bathroom pass. She thought he might be skipping. Toward the end of class, someone told her teacher over the loudspeaker to check their email, she said. Shortly after, Gray was outside the classroom door, which was shut, Lyela said. Another student who went to the door jumped backward when she saw he had a gun. "I guess he saw we weren’t gonna let him in,” Lyela said. “And I guess the classroom next to me, their door was open, so I think he just started shooting in the classroom.” At first, she told CNN she heard a burst of gunfire – maybe 10 to 15 shots – and then they were “kind of just Students dropped to the floor and crawled to the corner, Lyela said.

“It seemed like this wasn’t something he planned too well or that he wasn’t really strong with the gun because he didn’t try and shoot our door. Once he saw he couldn’t get in our room, he just went to the next one.”

Latest developments

The high school had received an earlier phone threat, multiple law enforcement officials told CNN. The phone call Wednesday morning warned there would be shootings at five schools, and that Apalachee would be the first. It is not known who placed the call. It was not immediately known whether the assailant had some connection with his victims, the sheriff said, though officials stressed that will be part of the investigation. Schools in Barrow County will be closed for the rest of the week.

Student texted mom: ‘I’m scared’

Erin Clark was at work Wednesday morning when she got a series of text messages from her son, a senior, who was attending class at Apalachee High School.

“School shooting.”

“I’m scared,” he wrote.

“pls” “I’m not joking,”

“I’m leaving work,” Clark replied. “I love you,” her son, Ethan Haney, 17, wrote back.

“Love you too baby,” his mom texted before racing to the high school.

Clark told CNN her son heard eight or nine gunshots before he closed his classroom door and, with the help of another classmate, moved chairs and tables to block the door.

Clark told CNN she was “absolutely terrified” when she read her son’s messages. “Just kept praying he’d stay safe,” she said.

Schools in the county went into lockdown

As emergency responders came from several counties, video from outside the school showed at least five ambulances and a large law enforcement presence at the campus, and at least one medical helicopter could be seen airlifting a patient from the scene. At the football field, where authorities had students gather, people lowered their heads and formed a prayer circle in the end zone, standing on the letters for “Apalachee” as their classmates milled around the field. All schools in the Barrow County School System, which includes the high school, were placed on lockdown and police were sent out of an abundance of caution to all district high schools, according to the sources, but there are no reports of secondary incidents or scenes. Some of the critically injured were removed by helicopter, and additional helicopters are on standby.

Atlanta Trauma Center and other hospitals take patients

Grady Health System – a Level 1 trauma center in Atlanta, about an hour's drive from Winder – received one gunshot wound victim from the incident who was transported by helicopter, a hospital spokesperson told CNN. Earlier, a source with knowledge of the situation who is not authorized to speak to the media, told CNN Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital in North Georgia received two victims from the shooting. The source said one victim was an adult with a gunshot wound to the stomach and was in surgery, and another was a minor with unspecified injuries. Three gunshot victims were taken to nearby hospitals following the shooting, according to a hospital official, and five other patients reported to the hospital with symptoms related to a panic attack. Two gunshot victims were taken to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Barrow with non-life-threatening injuries, Northeast Georgia Health System spokesperson Layne Saliba said. Four other patients came with symptoms related to panic attacks.

Another gunshot victim was taken to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville with non-life-threatening injuries, Saliba said, and an additional patient came to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton with symptoms related to a panic attack.

Georgia governor sends prayers and says he can send resources

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has directed all available state resources to assist at the scene, he said in a statement on social media. The governor urged “all Georgians to join my family in praying for the safety of those in our classrooms, both in Barrow County and across the state.” President Joe Biden has been briefed on the incident, the White House said, offering federal support to state and local officials.

“His administration will continue coordinating with federal, state, and local officials as we receive more information,” the White House said in a statement. Attorney General Merrick Garland similarly said the US Department of Justice “stands ready” to support the community after the shooting. “We are still gathering information, but the FBI and ATF are on the scene, working with state, local, and federal partners,” Garland said at a meeting of the Justice Department’s Election Threats Task Force.

Winder had a population of about 18,338 as of the 2020 census, according to the US Census Bureau The Barrow County School System is the 24th largest school district in the state, per the district’s website. It serves about 15,340 students, 1,932 of whom are enrolled at Apalachee High School.

[bullets-bombs-and-magdalene]

uvalde and army public school aftermath

[andelkacroatia]

Apparenty Nikolas Cruz is stuck on trying to get to some turtle on a mountain in Zelda? And he is still sticking to his "demons in his head" thing, what a suprise😒.

[cammy-mcspammy]

Tw vent, sch00l shootings, depression, mentions of S/A and abus3.. overdose, death talk?

Err, this post might be a little long- I'm writing out what happened.

I'm still processing this so I'm sorry if my art isn't sparkly cute or this isn't a pretty post. I normally dont speak about my life but I needed an outlet to speak about this. I'm still very shaken up so I'm sorry if this comes out randomly.

I uh, experienced something pretty traumatizing today. A party I was prepared for and even did my nails and freaked out about dresses and laughed with my friend groups basically just.. turned into hell. From the start theres videos of me at taco bell with friends, seeing and meeting up to music and all- before i realized i might of di3d today. And I HARDLY draw vent art or cry in front of people but- one of my friends ran up as the music paused and told us somebody had a gun. I just ran.

All I can really remember is calling my family and saying goodbye as I pushed by a crowd of people sobbing and screaming. It was horrible. I mean, I have a fear of death like no other and well- I was having about six panic attacks and adrenaline. I ignored all my friends shouting for me and just RAN. I don't know where, I just shoved whoever it was and hid.

I heard a few people in the group couldn't be found until much later and I was practically sobbing once I get out of a wall I was hiding behind, deciding to start calling my family. I could hear my mother trying to understand my sobs of "I'm so sorry" for everything. Even the abuse she put me through, I know i caused so much trouble for her too. I was practically sobbing out my goodbyes as my friends tried to comfort me. It was humiliating to cry in public, something I swore I'd never do again but SURE ENOUGH I was sobbing on whoever would comfort me.

I called my mom, and then my brother- who practically started screaming and sobbing about me. It made me comforted to see him rush out and drive to me, calling the police like so many others did, and sob to me like I was already dead. It was surreal, I could hardly notice the pain in my shoes or the stupid flowers my friends dad got me.

It was traumatizing. Just like my S/A or my parents abuse all together, i could see multiple cop cars and rumors spread around and I just felt numb? I couldn't breathe at all and all I could really do was sob again and again. I feared my life for the first time.

I remember when the music stopped I thought it was some fight. A kid already had gotten an overdose and two kids got caught getting handsy in a bathroom stall- I assumed it was some dramatic thing that happened at a party. Not a shooting.

When my brother rushed past a ton of red lights and my mother ran out of her party gathering, my father was already gone a country away getting his surgery. I didn't care, I called him and by all the stress and sobbing I thought he didn't care. I was so wrong about this and I'm honestly thankful nobody got hurt. I remember my brother just pulling over and hugging me when I got in the car, sobbing into my shoulder and freaking out more then I ever did.

He promised he'd buy me whatever I wanted, and I said some stupid fast food place. By the time we were far from the conflict and I called my family to tell them I was okay- it was weird. I just couldn't stop laughing and sobbing, when we got home we watched sonic and it felt so- surreal. Like I could of died and never got to see movies or my parents ever again. I was texting friends, informing people of what happened, and trying to understand through all these different voices what happened. But by then I shut my phone off and just let my mom cry into my shoulder.

I urge people to talk to their families and well- I don't know really. Take into account shit like this can happen, especially in private schools in America. Some idiot can threaten out their gun and ruin a night that was meant to be fun. This fueled my growing fear of death at every turn, so I fear this might make me fall into another depression pit. I already see my friends moving on and I feel stupid- so I wanted to vent about it to just- bring those feelings out there.

Love your family.

[tumble-tv]

Here's my apparently unpopular opinion: we shouldn't worry about locking up phones until we crack down on the guns and weapons making it into our education buildings.

God forbid something happens, like this past Wednesday in Georgia, students will be unable to contact their parents, authorities, or record anything that could help later on if their phones are locked up. Students will be unable to record when cops do nothing as kids are being killed in their classrooms or the shooter walks to where they're hiding. These student recordings have been helpful in the past to get the exact timeline of events during a lockdown, and taking away these devices completely would ruin so many lives and end so many others.

Parents will have no idea what's happening until they see the news or their kid doesn't come home or administration calls them two hours into the shooting and their child is already dead on the floor and covered up with a white sheet.

Siblings won't have last words to read over on the anniversary of their big sibling's death.

Friends in other districts or states may never know what happened or why their best friend stopped responding one day.

Fix the gun problem. Then talk to us about phones.

[genderkoolaid]

tw/shooting ment. (feel free not to publish this ask) did you hear about the Nashville shooting? my heart goes out to all the people affected and I can't help but feel scared about not only what the continued shootings mean for American students but also the what the shooter being supposedly transgender will mean for trans people in the US, it's a very heartbreaking situation, particularly for the families and friends of those killed.

[Different anon] so apparently the nashville school shooter was transmasc. im already dreading how this is gonna affect the trans community as a whole and specifically transmascs. i hate this fucking country.

Yeah I'm really anxious about what this will mean. Especially since Marjorie Taylor Green literally blamed this on him taking testosterone:

I hope the best for everyone affected by this shooting. Unfortunately I doubt that transphobes aren't going to jump at the chance to call trans people school shooters & blame HRT for violence. But we'll get through whatever happens together.

[kemetic-dreams]

In 2022, 26,993 people died by gun suicide in the United States, which was an all-time high. This was part of a total of 48,117 gun deaths in 2022, which was an average of one person every 11 minutes. 

Here are some other gun death statistics from 2022: 

Gun homicides: 19,592 people were killed by a gun in 2022, which was the second-highest gun homicide rate since 1995.  

Accidental gun deaths: A small percentage of gun deaths are accidental.  

Gun deaths by police: A small percentage of gun deaths are by shootings by police.  

Undetermined gun deaths: A small percentage of gun deaths have undetermined circumstances.  

Gun suicides have long accounted for the majority of gun deaths in the United States. People are at least 45 times more likely to die if they attempt suicide with a gun instead of drugs or medications

According to Statista, the total number of knife and sharp object crimes in 2022/2023 in London is 12,786.

Knife crime in London has leapt by a sixth amid a surge in violent robberies and sex attacks, new figures have revealed in a blow to Met efforts to protect the public from violence.

The Office for National Statistics said that 12,786 knife offences were carried out in the capital over the 12 months to the end of March this year. The total compares with a figure of 11,031 for the comparable period a year earlier and represents an increase of 16 per cent.

There are not 12,000 shootings in any city in the US in a year.

[cannibaldollie]

~Adam Lanza Death Certificate~

[tired-fandom-ndn]

This might be controversial or mean or whatever, idk.

I'm not an RPF fan but I usually don't mind it in general.

With the exception of school shooter RPF.

Legitimately I do not understand it at all. I think it's a repulsive display of people's cruelty and self-centeredness to fawn over real murderers, especially people who have killed CHILDREN, and make cutesy flower crown edits of them in the courtroom or write kinky fanfics about them.

Or fanfics at all.

I think a lot about the ways that the families of victims and the survivors of school shootings are relentlessly harassed, stalked by the media and accused of faking their experiences or their childrens' deaths. The desecration of graves, the "analysis" of every single injured survivor or grieving parent to "prove" that they're an actor, the conspiracy theories that are so common that survivors have talked about their own loved ones (even parents!) denying the things they lived through.

The youngest victim of the Columbine was 14 years old. He was a baby. I don't understand how anyone could even THINK of writing fucking fanfiction about his killers without thinking about dead teenagers and their loved ones. It's incomprehensible to me. Fuck.

[dollielliot]

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[columprncess]

the sexual tension between me and the blade i have hidden in my closet is insane right now

[swimminginyokohamasrivers]

//hi im on my lunch break rn. Theres shooting threats on my school rn (allegedly itll happen at 1) so if i go missing. Yk.

Love yall!

[stanpinessecretlover]

Dawg school emergencies where you'd need to call your parents to let them know you're okay and shit happen a LOT more often nowadays, my school literally got a bomb threat back when I was a freshman, I'm keeping my phone on me, if I'm about to die I'd like to tell my fucking mom I love her