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Bikers for healing at Apalachee High School
Following the devastating mass shooting at Apalachee High School, a group of bikers rounded up and showed their love to the community and the affected families at a vigil held on campus.
BARROW COUNTY, Ga. - In a huge show of support, bikers from across Georgia converged on Apalachee High School with the purpose of showing those impacted by the tragic school shooting that they are part of a much larger family.
Two teachers and two students were killed earlier this week during a mass shooting at the school just outside of Winder. Nine others were injured.
Colt Gray, 14, was arrested at the school just minutes after the shooting. He has been charged with 4 counts of felony murder and is facing other charges. His father, Colin Gray, was also arrested and is facing numerous charges for allegedly buying the gun used in the shooting despite knowing his son was troubled.
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Photojournalist Billy Heath was there to document the moving memorial.