Army Sergeant's Court-Martial for Workplace Shooting

0:00An army sergeant from Fort Stewart in Georgia shot and wounded five co-workers last summer, and now he's heading to a court martial trial on June 15th. The 29-year-old supply sergeant Cornelius Radford opened fire with his personal handgun on August 6th after a fight with his romantic partner, who was one of the victims, along with four soldiers from his unit, bystanders stepped up quick, disarming and holding him down until military police got there, stopping things from getting worse. Following his plea hearing on March 31st, Radford admitted guilt to aggravated assault and domestic violence charges, but he fought the attempted. Murder counts, saying he never meant to kill anyone, just hope cops would shoot him in a standoff. He's been in the army since enlisting in 2018, and with the trial set for this summer, the base is bracing for what comes next, as they sort through the full fallout. Stay informed with Canada News Today, AI-powered updates.