Fort Stewart shooting suspect was a hard worker who had been bullied, Army sources claim

Sgt. Quornelius Radford, 28, is accused of shooting five fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on Wednesday, in an attack that shocked those who knew him. Radford, who had been bullied early in his military career over his stutter, was described by former colleagues as quiet, hardworking, and playful, with no apparent signs of violent behavior. The motive for the shooting remains unclear, though his father said Radford had faced racism at the base and had been trying to transfer. Hours before the incident, Radford reportedly texted a family member saying he loved them and would soon be in a “better place,” NBC News has reported. He remains in custody as the Army continues its investigation.