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Colin Gray received a 15-year prison sentence after acknowledging he supplied the firearm his then-14-year-old son used to carry out an attack at Apalachee High School in Georgia. The shooting resulted in the deaths of two students and two faculty members, making it one of the state’s most devastating school violence incidents in recent years.
Gray’s guilty plea centered on his role in providing access to the assault rifle that was used in the attack. Prosecutors demonstrated that the father’s actions directly enabled his son to obtain the weapon used in the mass shooting on school grounds.
The case has sparked renewed discussions about parental responsibility in mass shooting incidents and the role of gun access in preventing school violence. Gray’s conviction underscores legal accountability for adults who fail to secure firearms away from minors in their households.
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