Mass shooting at Georgia birthday party leaves 12 teens wounded; Macon sheriff launches investigation

A shooting incident involving a dozen teenagers at a public gathering raises urgent questions about youth safety, event security, and law enforcement response in Macon—a community already grappling with violent crime.
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