Overview
- Army prosecutors sent Sgt. Quornelius S. Radford’s case to a general court-martial on felony charges stemming from the Aug. 6 on‑base shooting.
- Formal specifications include two attempted premeditated murder counts, four attempted unpremeditated murder counts, a domestic-violence count, and six aggravated-assault counts under the UCMJ.
- Prosecutors say four soldiers and a civilian were wounded and another soldier was fired at and missed before fellow troops disarmed and restrained the suspect.
- Radford waived an Article 32 hearing; the case awaits assignment to a military judge who will set arraignment, motions, and trial dates.
- He remains in pretrial confinement at the Naval Consolidated Brig Charleston after a magistrate hearing that included victim statements, and all victims survived; six soldiers were recognized for life‑saving actions, and attempted murder can carry a life sentence if convicted.