14-year-old arrested in connection to shooting at South Cobb High School

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A 14-year-old has been taken into custody by Cobb County police in connection with a shooting that occurred on September 21, 2024, during a football game at South Cobb High School. The incident happened at approximately 9 p. m. , sending shockwaves through the community and raising concerns over safety at school events. The victim, who was shot, suffered injuries that were fortunately non-life-threatening and is expected to recover.

Police have yet to release specific details regarding the charges the teenager is facing, but they confirmed that an investigation is ongoing. This shooting adds to a troubling trend of violence at school-related events, prompting discussions about security measures. Local authorities are likely to increase their presence at future events to ensure the safety of students and attendees. Community members are expressing concern and seeking answers about how to prevent such incidents in the future. As the investigation unfolds, more information is anticipated to be released by law enforcement.

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