A teenager accused of the 2024 mass shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia pleads guilty to all 55 counts against him in a court hearing. Sources report that Colt Gray entered the plea on Friday to charges that include four counts of murder, along with additional counts of aggravated assault related to the attack. The shooting killed two students and two teachers, according to reporting that describes the four fatalities and the wider injuries and charges stemming from the incident.
Multiple outlets say Gray was 14 at the time of the shooting and was charged as an adult, with prosecutors filing a total of 55 counts. The New York Post reports that the plea is entered without an agreement with prosecutors. Other outlets similarly describe the plea as a guilty plea to all charges, including murder.
The cases’ next steps, including sentencing, are not detailed consistently across the provided reports, but the outlets agree on the core point that the defendant has pleaded guilty to the full set of charges in the case.
