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News · Police, fire and courts · Dooly County · Georgia
Two additional arrests were made after a Georgia block party shooting that killed two people and injured dozens, the GBI said.

Key takeaways
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said two more people have been arrested in connection with a mass shooting at a block party. The shooting killed two people and injured dozens.
The arrests bring a new development in the case, but the GBI has not identified the people arrested or described the allegations against them in the information available here.
The GBI identified the incident as a block party mass shooting in Georgia. Its statement, as reported by CBS News, said the shooting resulted in two deaths and injuries to dozens of people.
The agency’s announcement did not establish whether the two arrests were the final arrests in the case. It also did not provide details here about the charges, court proceedings or the identities of those arrested.
An arrest is an accusation, not a finding of guilt. Any criminal case involving the two people arrested will proceed through the courts, where charges and evidence can be addressed.
The case remains tied to the deaths of two people and injuries to dozens after the block party shooting. Further court filings or statements from the GBI could provide information about the charges and next steps.
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