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Warrants say Georgia school plot suspects had plan and date

Warrants allege suspects in a Georgia school shooting plot had a floor plan and had selected a date for the attack.

Warrants say Georgia school plot suspects had plan and date

Key takeaways

  • Warrants allege suspects had a school floor plan.
  • Warrants allege the suspects had chosen a date.
  • The allegations concern a suspected plot, not a completed shooting.
  • A warrant’s allegations do not establish guilt.

What the warrants allege

Warrants in Georgia allege that suspects in a planned school shooting had a floor plan and had selected a date for the attack.

The allegations describe two specific pieces of planning: a layout of the school and a date chosen for the alleged attack. The warrants are the basis for those details.

What is established

The allegations concern a suspected plot, not a completed shooting. A warrant’s allegations are not a finding of guilt. The suspects’ identities, the school involved and the selected date are not stated here.

What to watch

The next steps are the court process surrounding the warrants and any charges or hearings connected with the allegations. Court records and statements from law enforcement may establish additional details as the case moves forward.

What to watch

  • Any court hearings or charges connected with the warrants.
  • Additional court records or law-enforcement statements about the allegations.

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