WATCH: Chaos erupts on Apalachee High School campus after Georgia shooting leaves multiple people dead

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Students are seen running toward the Apalachee High School football stadium in Winder, Georgia following an active shooter situation. Multiple casualties have since been reported. X / ABC NEWS

Amid erupting chaos on the Apalachee high school campus in Georgia following an apparent school shooting, dozens are taking to social media platform X with up to the minute insight.

At least two people are dead and at least four are injured, according to multiple reports, and a suspected shooter is in custody.

Footage from news helicopters hovering over the scene show the police response as well as students gathering outside the school.



Scenes from on the football field where students and faculty gathered in the aftermath of the shooting were shared by the Citizen app.


Local hospitals in Winder, Georgia are seeing an influx of patients with gunshot wounds following the school shooting this morning:

AZ Intel posted live footage of students being evacuated at Apalachee High School amid reports of a shooting:


WNYT NewsChannel 13 video footage shows students being rushed to the football stadium after gunshots rang out:
ABC news has confirmed one suspect is in custody and the incident is over; however, multiple casualties are being reported:
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