- Sergeant Quornelius Radford, 28, is seeking to plead guilty to reduced charges after allegedly shooting five co-workers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, last August.
- Radford reportedly used a personal handgun to open fire on his supply unit, injuring four soldiers and a civilian worker, who was identified as his romantic partner.
- He initially pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal counts, including six of attempted murder, but now proposes pleading guilty to two counts of attempted murder, three of aggravated assault, and one of domestic violence.
- Military prosecutors confirmed they have not negotiated a plea deal, meaning Radford could still face a life prison sentence if his guilty plea is accepted by a military judge.
- The judge is scheduled to consider Radford's change of plea at a hearing on March 31, with authorities yet to offer a suspected motive for the shootings.
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