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Mass shooting at Georgia park wounds 11 teenagers during birthday gathering

CBS News reports that eleven teenagers were injured after a park argument escalated into gunfire in Macon, Georgia.

Updated Sep 27, 2026 · 22:09 UTC1 reports

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Eleven teenagers aged 17 and 18 were wounded in a mass shooting at Carolyn Crayton Park in Macon, Georgia.[CBS News]
The shooting occurred around midnight after a birthday party moved to the park and an argument broke out with another group.[CBS News]
Two victims remain in critical condition while nine others are listed as stable.[CBS News]
Authorities have made no arrests, and local law enforcement is receiving assistance from the FBI.[CBS News]

Eleven teenagers, including five 17-year-olds and six 18-year-olds, were wounded by gunfire around midnight at Carolyn Crayton Park in Macon.[CBS News]
Two victims were hospitalized in critical condition, while the remaining nine are in stable condition.[CBS News]
According to the Bibb County Sheriff, the party relocated to the park after being asked to leave an Airbnb location in Jones County.[CBS News]
The FBI is supporting local law enforcement with the investigation due to the large scale of the incident.[CBS News]

No suspects or shooters have been publicly identified or taken into custody.[CBS News]

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