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.
At least four people were killed and nine others injured in the shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia – about 50 miles outside of Atlanta, authorities said.
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.
As a precaution, all schools in Barrow County have been placed on lockdown, the sheriff's office reported on Wednesday morning.
