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CNN/Jackson County Sheriff's Workplace
Newly launched bodycam footage exhibits the teenager charged within the Apalachee Excessive Faculty taking pictures telling police he didn’t threaten to open hearth at his earlier college … whereas his father claims he takes gun security together with his son very severely.
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Workplace in Georgia launched footage Monday night time of a detective visiting Colt Grey and his father, Colin, who’s now charged with manslaughter within the 4 murders at Apalachee Excessive. Police have been investigating an alleged risk made by the then 13-year-old boy on the social media platform Discord.
The teenager adamantly denied making the threatening feedback about his earlier college, telling the officer, “I don't know. Perhaps they misheard another person. No, I swear.” He additionally mentioned he had deleted his Discord account.
The investigator additionally spoke with the daddy, who mentioned he often spoke together with his son about college shootings and being a sufferer of bullying.
Colin additionally admitted to having a number of weapons in his house and that Colt had entry to them, however he informed the officer that they weren’t loaded.
As for the alleged college taking pictures risk on social media, Colt's father informed the officer … “I don't know if he mentioned something like that (expletive). And I'm going to be pissed as hell if he does. After which all of the weapons will disappear. After which they'll be off limits to him,”
As we reported, brokers say Colt, who shot up his new college together with his AR-style rifle, was a Christmas current from his father.
Two days after the bodycam footage, detectives referred to as Grey's house and decided there was no cause to cost Colt.
After father and son have been deported in 2022, they moved, and Colt ultimately enrolled at Apalachee Excessive. Police have mentioned there isn’t a report that Colt's new college was notified of the investigation into the sooner taking pictures risk.
