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Army Sgt. Opens Fire on Comrades at Fort Stewart

8/8/2025

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Sgt. Radford Shoots Soldiers

In a shocking incident at Fort Stewart, Georgia, Army Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, opened fire on five fellow soldiers with his personal handgun. Thankfully, all victims are reported stable. Radford was quickly subdued by his comrades and is now in custody, highlighting a disturbing rise in gun violence within U.S. military bases.

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Sgt. Radford Shoots Soldiers

In a shocking incident at Fort Stewart, Georgia, Army Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, 28, opened fire on five fellow soldiers with his personal handgun. Thankfully, all victims are reported stable. Radford was quickly subdued by his comrades and is now in custody, highlighting a disturbing rise in gun violence within U.S. military bases.

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