Georgia student charged after attacking high school runner with rocks

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Oct, 21:42 · Archive

A University of Georgia student has been charged with battery after attacking a high school cross-country runner during a race.

A University of Georgia student has been charged with battery after allegedly posing as a high school runner and attacking a cross-country athlete with rocks during a race. The attack occurred during a high school event, and the student subsequently fled into nearby woods.

How it is being reported

• Georgia college student arrested after 'charging into high school cross country race and attacking runner with rocks before fleeing into woods'Daily Mail Sport · 1 Oct, 20:40
• Georgia college student posed as high school runner, attacked ‘acquaintance’ with rocks during raceNew York Post · 1 Oct, 06:17

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