Overview
- Law enforcement responded to Warner Robins High School on Wednesday after reports of a shooting and established a perimeter while keeping students secured in classrooms.
- Houston County Sheriff Matt Moulton said officers later took a 14-year-old suspect into custody and that the school was declared secure.
- Officials clarified early conflicting counts and confirmed one student was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and taken to a local hospital.
- The district carried out a controlled student dismissal, closed the school for the next days, and the City and Georgia State Patrol assisted on scene with several nearby roads temporarily closed.
- Authorities described the incident as an active investigation and pointed to recent safety drills and panic-alarm systems as part of the response framework that helped manage the situation.