On Wednesday, a shooting occurred on the campus of Warner Robins High School in Central Georgia, leaving two students injured and resulting in one suspect taken into custody.
At least two students were shot. They were transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No other injuries have been reported.
Suspect Status: Police have confirmed that a suspect is in custody.
School Status: The campus was placed under a Code Red lockdown following the incident. All other students remained safe in their classrooms, and officials have initiated a controlled release dismissal.
There is a massive presence of law enforcement officers from the Houston County Sheriff’s Office and the Warner Robins Police Department handling the active scene.
The following nearby roads are completely closed:
The following nearby roads are completely closed:
- South Davis Drive
- Demon Valley Drive
Instructions for Parents and Public:
- Avoid the Area: Emergency officials ask the public to completely avoid the school vicinity and use alternate routes so first responders can operate safely.
- Do Not Come to Campus: The Houston County School District has explicitly requested that parents and visitors do not go to the school building during the response. Families are advised to wait for official student pickup procedures to be broadcast by the board of education.
- Local Closures: Nearby facilities, including the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, have also been placed on lockdown as a precaution.
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