Bibb County

They say there's not a homeless problem anymore in my county.

The local government in Bibb County, Georgia, is always, oh, there's not a homeless problem downtown anymore.

You talk to the business owners downtown, they'll tell you there's still a homeless problem.

They got rid of a homeless encampment.

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A new legal challenge emerges for a pipeline running from Georgia to Mississippi, and the Bibb County Sheriff's Office is inviting residents to a trauma response resource fair in the wake of a mass shooting.

It's almost like watching something melt off of a person once they realize, like, "I'm okay," like, "I'm heard.

I'm, I'm, you know, I'm understood.

The sheriff says an unspecified number were hospitalized with critical injuries.

The city's mayor has issued a weeknight curfew of 10:00 PM and a weekend curfew of midnight.

The order for the curfew states, quote, "A temporary curfew is reasonably necessary and appropriate to protect life and property, maintain public order, and respond to the emergency presently existing within the city." The Bibb County Sheriff's Office is inviting residents to a resource fair offering social services normally offered to victims of violent crime.

GPB's Grant Blankenship reports it comes in the wake of a mass shooting in Macon that wounded a dozen people.

The number of teenagers injured in that mass shooting in Macon has now grown to 12.

The Bibb County Sheriff's Office initially reported 11 victims, but later learned another teenager was also hurt.

Investigators say two groups reportedly fired at each other.

They say it all started at a party at a local Airbnb.

The additional victim authorities found was a 19-year-old man, and deputies say that his injury is non-life-threatening.

Now, the shooting at the park has a lot of folks stunned down there in Macon, and one man who actually sleeps in the park heard the gunfire break out at the moment, and he says an injured teenager approached him after the shooting.

Bibb County Commissioner Stanley Stewart also spoke about the violence when he stopped by the park Sunday morning.

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But the party didn't actually start there.

According to Bibb County Sheriff David Davis, a group of young people had originally gathered at a short-term rental nearby in Jones County to celebrate a young woman's 18th birthday.

And at some point, the owner of that property learned that people at the party had guns and told everyone to leave.

So the party moved.

So investigators also want to know, where'd y'all get those guns? So the sheriff has said that if investigators determine adults knowingly provided firearms to minors or otherwise bear some kind of criminal responsibility for how those weapons ended up in their hands, those adults could potentially face charges as well.

The FBI, U.S.

Marshals, and other law enforcement units have been assisting the Bibb County Sheriff's Office in the investigation as it continues.

And right now, we still don't know exactly what started the confrontation between those two groups.

I'm Chase McGee, and this is Georgia Today.

Investigators in Bibb County have made four arrests in connection to the shooting that wounded a dozen teens in a Macon park on Sunday morning.

Yesterday, investigators appeared to walk witnesses one by one through the parking lot inside the park, where teens at a birthday party fled a barrage of gunfire.

The Bibb County Sheriff's Office says only one of the four suspects is a minor.

All are charged with 12 counts of aggravated assault.

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Investigators in Bibb County are looking for the people who shot and wounded 11 teenagers early yesterday morning during an 18th birthday party in a Macon park.

Bibb County Sheriff David Davis said several people, likely partygoers, were responsible for the shooting.

Surveillance video of the incident shows people fleeing during about 30 seconds of what sounds like nonstop gunfire.

Davis said he expects even teenage shooters to be charged as adults.