A suspect is in custody after a Georgia high school went into lockdown Wednesday morning due to an "active shooter situation," according to authorities.
Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed a suspect was taken into custody after a shooting at Apalachee High School, which went into lockdown Wednesday morning, the Barrow County Sheriff's Office told USA TODAY.
All schools throughout Barrow County went into lockdown as a "precautionary measure," the sheriff's office said Wednesday morning around 11:30 a.m. ET.
The sheriff's office did not give additional details about the situation but said more information would be shared soon as deputies are currently on the scene.
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