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Why did Army sergeant open fire at Fort Stewart? What we know about the motive
The shooting at Fort Stewart unfolded late morning on Aug. 6 when Army officials said a sergeant opened fire on his own team, using a personal handgun to shoot and injure five fellow soldiers before being tackled and subdued by other soldiers. All five were expected to recover, Army Brig. Gen. John Lubas said.
Quornelius Radford's uncle, Joe Mitchell, recounts the text messages they exchanged just minutes before the accused gunman opened fire.
Six soldiers at a Georgia Army base are being hailed as heroes for tackling an armed assailant accused of shooting five ...
He got bullied a lot,” said a soldier who trained with Sgt. Quornelius Radford in 2018. “It was very bad to the point where ...
It was easy for those people to make fun of him for the way he spoke. After that, he really didn’t speak much.” ...
Just months before the shooting, Quornelius Radford was arrested for DUI in Liberty County. An incident report is revealing new details in the ordeal.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll came to Fort Stewart on Thursday to praise a half-dozen soldiers for their quick actions in ...
Fort Stewart shooting leaves five soldiers injured as Sgt. Quornelius Radford is arrested following intervention by heroic soldiers who tackled the suspect.
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