A Georgia man known as the father who provided the firearm used in a school shooting at Apalachee High School is scheduled to be sentenced. Multiple outlets report that sentencing takes place Thursday after he is convicted on charges tied to his son’s use of the gun in the attack. The Washington Times and The Independent state that the father will be sentenced following a conviction of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. PBS NewsHour places the case in a broader context, noting that it is among a small number of U.S. cases in which parents face criminal charges after their children are accused in shootings. Coverage describes him as the elder Gray, whose case follows the shooting’s earlier criminal proceedings against his son, with the father’s punishment occurring days after the son’s sentence was finalized. Yahoo News characterizes the father’s conviction as notable, describing it as the first of its kind, while other reports focus on the charges and the fact that the firearm was allegedly obtained by the father for his son. The upcoming sentencing will determine the father’s final prison term.