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ER Nurse Testifies About Teen Girl's Bullet Wounds From School Shooting

Sidney Garner is a registered nurse at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville. He works in the emergency department, and he was on duty when victims from a shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder arrived on Sept. 4, 2024. He testified in the criminal trial of the teen gunman's father today (Tuesday, February 17). 02:35 "My job was to oversee the nurses, four nurses in that zone, to oversee 10 patients in that area as well." 03:22 "What do you remember about Natalie's demeanor that day?" "I remember her coming when she came in, she was calm, especially for a 15 year old." 04:36 "Natalie had appeared to what be a graze wound across the top of her left breast, a penetrating wound to the upper left arm on the medial and lateral side, also a large wound to the left wrist." 05:48 "Based on your training and experience, both as a shock trauma nurse as well as a fire and MT, EMT, are those types of injuries painful?" "They're very painful." 07:31 "And then that is another penetrating wound just above the orange tourniquet on the arm that could have been an exit or entrance." 08:23 :As far as the injury to the to the wrist, was it also possible that she would have lost the use of her wrist based on that injury?" "Yes, ma'am." Background: A gunman killed two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, on September 4, 2024. Eight students and one teacher were injured. The victims were Mason Schermerhorn, 14; Christian Angulo, 14; Richard Aspinwall, 39 and a math teacher and defensive coordinator for the school's football team; and Cristina Irimie, 53 and a math teacher. Colin Gray's son, Colt Gray, is awaiting trial on 55 charges, including counts of murder and aggravated assault. The father's charges include involuntary manslaughter, second-degree murder and cruelty to children. Prosecutors say he gave his son the rifle used in the shooting as a Christmas gift, despite being told by law enforcement to keep guns away from him. Jury selection was moved from Barrow County to Hall County because of extensive pretrial publicity in Barrow County, but the trial is being held in Winder. Nicholas Primm, the chief judge in Georgia's Piedmont Judicial Circuit, is presiding. ****************************************************************************** Subscribe to Legal Affairs and Trials with Meghann Cuniff: https://www.legalaffairsandtrials.com...