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  FATHER OF GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTER ARRESTED, VICTIMS NAMES RELEASED Mugshots of Colin and Colt Gray By Mona Austin (TSN): Colin Gray the 54-year-old father of Colt Gray the Winder, Georgia high school shooter has been arrested. He is charged with 4 counts of involuntary manslaughter, 2 counts of second degree murder and 8 counts of cruelty to children. In Georgia, second-degree murder means that a person has caused the death of another person. Colt Gray has been charged as an adult with 4 counts of felony murder. It’s the second nationally known case in which prosecutors are holding parents accountable for their child’s actions and for having prior knowledge of their access to a weapon. In April, Michigan parents Jennifer and James Crumbley were the first parents to convicted and sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for not securing a firearm at home. They also showed indifference to their son Ethan mental health before he killed four students in 2021. Chris Hosey, Di...

On Friday, April 12 at 9 AM, The Slice News Interview with Greg Jackson will be available on our Youtube Chanel.  With the implementation of the Safer Communities Act, the first Crime Prevention legislation  to receive bi-partisan Congressional approval in 30 years,  he Bide Administration has been touch on crime.  As the Deputy Director of the White House Office of Gun Violence and Prevention, Jackson share some of the receipts of  their progress in fighting crime in America and the latest policy that  will make it harder to buy guns without a background check. Did you know that Biden has passed more executive orders on gun violence than any other president in history? Don't miss Greg Jackson on The Slice News to learn more about the efforts his office continues to make to keep America dafe

  FACT SHEET:   Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is announcing six initial actions to address the gun violence public health epidemic. The recent high-profile mass shootings in Boulder – taking the lives of 10 individuals – and Atlanta – taking the lives of eight individuals, including six Asian American women – underscored the relentlessness of this epidemic. Gun violence takes lives and leaves a lasting legacy of trauma in communities every single day in this country, even when it is not on the nightly news. In fact, cities across the country are in the midst of a historic spike in homicides, violence that disproportionately impacts Black and brown Americans. The President is committed to taking action to reduce all forms of gun violence – community violence, mass shootings, domestic violence, and suicide by firearm.   President Biden is reiterating his call for Congress to pass legislation to reduce gun violence. Last month, a bipartisan coalition in the House pa...

God is calling leaders and the Body of Christ to pray, fast and stand for the safety and souls of the youth of our nation, rather than solely being civicly and politically engaged. An accumulation of deaths signals that the nation is deteriorating from a spiritual attack and that there is a need for a collective spiritual response. There are already churches and communities coming together against this demonic presence throughout the nation. We are assigned to pray for the president, the nation, ourselves, the church and other people. We must intensify our prayers with respect to preserving God's moral authority over future generations as well as their protection. Brave young people are sacrificing their lives for friends and teachers. It happened at UNC Charlotte recently and again a week later at a Littleton, CO high school. Two young men used their bodies as barrier between shooters and their targets. They both died saving others. Think about the context ...

buzzz worthy. . . (CN) -- A woman whose grandmother was reportedly inside of the Oregon college classroom where 9 students were shot dead on Thursday says that the gunman singled out Christians in his massacre on the campus. “The shooter was lining people up and asking if they were Christian,” the woman, identified as Bohdi, wrote on Twitter following the tragedy. “If they said yes, then they were shot in the head. If they said no, or didn’t answer, they were shot in the legs.” Bohdi’s report is similar to that of student Kortney Moore, 18, who told the News Review-Today that a bullet flew through the window of her writing class and she looked up to see her teacher being shot in the head. She said that the gunman then told everyone to get on the ground, and asked students to stand up and state their religion. 10 students were killed in the attack, and approximately 20 others injured. Some students are fighting for their life in the hospital. As previously reported , th...