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Apalachee 911 calls released | FOX 5 News
SUMMARY: More than a week after a tragic shooting at Appalache High School involving 14-year-old Colt Gray, 911 calls from the incident have been released. These calls reveal the panic and fear experienced by parents and children during the chaos. Parents, including a father whose daughter attends the neighboring elementary school and a mother struggling with a language barrier, desperately sought information about their children’s safety. School employees also used newly installed panic buttons to alert authorities. As the community mourns the loss of an assistant coach, the local football coach is working to support his team.
While it’s been more than a week since that horrific morning when investigators say 14-year-old Colt Gray started shooting, we are just now hearing some of the 911 calls placed that day reporting a shooting at Apalachee High School.
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Morning Forecast for Monday, June 16th
SUMMARY: Monday, June 16th, will be hot and muggy with temperatures mostly in the 70s to low 90s. Expect a mix of sun and clouds in the morning with isolated afternoon thunderstorms developing after 1 PM. Some areas will experience showers, but many will remain dry. Outdoor activities may be impacted by saturated grounds and rain. The humid weather continues all week due to persistent Gulf moisture, with scattered storms likely daily. Rain chances range from 30-40% early in the week, dropping to about 20% by Friday. Cooler, drier air is expected late in the week but moisture returns over the weekend.
Isolated showers and thunderstorms
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Man missing in Lake Lanier after jumping in to swim
SUMMARY: Ramon Diaz Soria went missing in Lake Lanier after jumping from a boat during a birthday party around 7 p.m. despite wearing a life vest, as he couldn’t swim. Rescue crews, including Forsyth County Sheriff’s and Georgia DNR teams, searched through the night and resumed efforts today, but rough conditions halted sonar use. Ramon’s family, devastated, describes him as their light and father figure who cared for them and the community. They found a life vest floating but no sign of Ramon. The family pleads for prayers and community help in continuing the search if he isn’t found by tonight.
The family says he was boating with friends when he jumped in to swim. Family members told FOX 5 the man was wearing a lifejacket.
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Meet the new CEO of the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia
SUMMARY: Krystal Crawford, new CEO of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, oversees troops in 125 counties across three states. She champions a bold vision emphasizing leadership, legacy, and authenticity for girls. Crawford draws parallels between sports and Girl Scouts, citing shared values like teamwork and respect. She encourages troops nationwide to visit Savannah, the birthplace of Girl Scouts, to experience its inspiring history. Crawford highlights the Girl Scout cookie program as the top youth entrepreneurship and financial literacy initiative in the U.S., teaching essential business skills. Her favorite cookie? Thin Mints—but she insists there’s no such thing as a bad one.
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