Conflits · school shooting · ArchivesColt Gray condamné à la réclusion à perpétuité sans possibilité de libération conditionnelle pour la fusillade du lycée ApalacheeRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00A Georgia judge has sentenced0:0116-year-old Colt Gray to life without0:03parole for the 2024 school shooting that0:05killed four and wounded 11. The Barrow0:07County judge rejected defense arguments0:09for a chance at rehabilitation, finding0:11Gray showed permanent incorrigibility0:13and acted for infamy. Gray pleaded0:15guilty to 55 counts in a non-negotiated0:18plea. The sentencing brings closure but0:20renews debate over juvenile life0:22sentences. The timeline from the0:23shooting to today's sentencing spans0:25nearly 2 years. On September 4th, 2024,0:29Gray opened fire at Apalachee High0:31School, killing two students and two0:32teachers and wounding 11 others. After a0:35series of court proceedings, including a0:36competency evaluation, Gray entered a0:38non-negotiated guilty plea to 55 counts0:41yesterday. Today, Judge Nicholas Prim0:43imposed the maximum sentence. The case's0:45scale is stark. Gray killed four and0:47wounded 11. He pleaded guilty to 550:49counts, and the judge imposed a life0:51sentence without the possibility of0:53parole. The judge cited Gray's permanent0:55incorrigibility and a motive of infamy,0:57seeking notoriety, not bullying or1:00grievance. Gray's sentence echoes that1:01of Ethan Crumbley, another juvenile1:04school shooter sentenced to life without1:05parole. Both cases required a finding of1:08permanent incorrigibility under evolving1:10legal standards.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
