Fort Stewart Shooting: Bullying, Racism Alleged in Soldier's Attack
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Five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart army base in Georgia, with one, Sgt. Quornelius Radford, in custody. While the motive remains unclear, reports suggest Radford faced relentless bullying due to a stutter. Soldiers who swiftly apprehended Radford, preventing further casualties, were hailed as heroes and awarded the meritorious service medal. Radford's father mentioned his son's complaints of racism and a desire for a transfer. The investigation continues.
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