Two students and two teachers were killed in a deadly mass shooting at a Georgia high school Wednesday, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed during an afternoon press conference.
Apalachee High School reportedly received a phone threat warning that it would be one of five area schools shot up moments before the mass shooting unfolded, according to a report.
The Georgia high school was placed on lockdown Wednesday morning due to what authorities called an "active shooter situation."
'You're dealing with a murder, people involved in a shooting, and you're going to have a p-----g match, if you will, over social media,' city councilman Dan Champine criticized
