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Please see the information below from our Department of Public Safety regarding an evolving situation in the area along the Big Creek Greenway between Haynes Bridge and Kimball Bridge Roads and the surrounding area.

UPDATE, as of 2:52PM: Per Fulton County Schools Resource officers, parents of students at Haynes Bridge Middle School and New Prospect are able to pick up their children from both schools. No bus drop at the Kimball Farms subdivision (Gunter Ct.).
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UPDATE - MEDIA STAGING AREA: The media staging area is at 10803 Haynes Bridge Road, a greenway parking area.
UPDATE, as of 2:05PM - An active search is currently underway by Alpharetta and Milton police for suspects in a possible home invasion that occurred earlier today in Milton. In an abundance of caution and to assist officers in their efforts, Haynes Bridge Middle School has been locked down, residents are asked to avoid the Big Creek Greenway, and residents living in the vicinity are asked to remain indoors.
Officers are concentrating their search in this area after the suspects abandoned their vehicle near the school. It is stressed, however, that the suspects are not on the school property. The school remains on lockdown simply as a precaution.

Current subject descriptions are:
· One individual is a black male; not wearing a shirt, has tattoos on chest and has wet black pants.
· Second individual is a light-skinned, bald black male.

If you see either of these individuals please call 911 immediately.
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UPDATE, as of 1:45PM - Residents in the area of the Greenway are encouraged to stay indoors at this time, to assist those on scene.

CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. - An Alabama middle school assistant principal sat before a judge in handcuffs on Thursday for a hearing connected to a decade-old triple murder in Clayton County.
Keante Harris, 45, was arrested and charged with three counts of malice murder last week.
On Jan. 13, 2013, three people were found in a silver 2010 Dodge Charger abandoned along Interstate 85 at an exit ramp in Union City.
The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office says 33-year-old Quinones King and 43-year-old Rodney Cottrell were found dead from asphyxiation in the back seat, and 32-year-old Cheryl Colquitt-Thompson was found dead in the trunk from strangulation.
Investigators determined the three victims were lured to a home on Magnolia Drive in Jonesboro where they were held at gunpoint. The trio was tortured and killed, investigators say. They were later put into the vehicle and taken to Fulton County, where the vehicle was dumped.
The case remained a mystery for more than a decade until Clayton County police issued warrants for the arrest of Keante Harris and three others, identified as Kenneth Thompson, Kevin Harris and Darrell Harris. It is unclear whether the three Harrises are related.
WBMA-TV reported that Keonte Harris is an assistant principal at McAdory Middle School in Jefferson County, Alabama. The school district said he was placed on administrative leave following his arrest.
"At this time we still are gathering facts about the specifics of this situation," a spokesperson for the school district said. "However, early indications are that the charges are not related to this individual’s employment with Jefferson County Schools."
Keonte Harris is expected to be extradited to Georgia between Friday and May 28.
As of Friday morning, he remains listed as an inmate at the Jefferson County Jail.
Kenneth Thompson, Keante Harris, Kevin Harris and Darrell Harris (Clayton County Sheriff's Office)
FOX 5's Deidra Dukes spoke to King's mother by phone. Thompson was her granddaughter. Colquitt said she never gave up hope the killers would be brought to justice.
"It was hard. Can you imagine me sitting up half of the night, crying. I couldn't understand how someone could take my children, my granddaughter, my son’s life," Colquitt said.
Colquitt said she is grateful to Clayton County police investigators for their tireless efforts.
"I just want to thank the lord, and thank them, for working hard after hours, over the hours to make this happen for our family."

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Here’s the death list according to multiple sources.
The tornado claimed it’s first death around 1:00/1:01 pm in between Ellington and Redford in Reynolds County when it killed 49 year old Samuel Flowers as he was riding his horse with his dog from Ellington back to his farm in Redford. Both his horse and dog survived the tornado, and 1% of the population of Redford was killed.
The tornado then entered Iron County where at 1:15 pm it struck Annapolis. 21 year old Merrill Raymond Stewart was killed by flying timber and being crushed by debris as he was standing in the Main Street and 33 year old. Orso Kelly whose house set in the western valley of Leadanna ie the border between Annapolis and Leadanna was killed when the tornado’s winds blew him from the porch of his house and into the creek where his head was slammed against a tree killing him. He was the only one who got a death certificate which said the tornado killed him in Iron County as all of the other victims got other causes to their death on their death certificates. 2 more unidentified were killed in Annapolis The tornado then hit Leadanna killing 2 people who were above ground including a husband of one of Clara Brown née Lewis’s cousins and a unidentified. Also killed in the area was another niece of Carl Brown’s. In total 7 people, 4 in Annapolis, 2 in Leadanna, and 1 in the area were killed by the tornado.
The tornado went though Madison County without any deaths as it missed most of the populated areas such as Cherokee Pass and Cornwall.
Around 1:26 pm it entered Bollinger County. And a few minutes before 2:00 pm it was reported just a few miles north of Patton. The tornado then crossed the Whitewater River and at 1:45 pm it destroyed the Conrad School killing 10 year old John Fulton and injuring his teacher and 16 students. It then hit the 2 story Fellows farmhouse killing 1 year old Harley E Fellows from a deep gash through his skull and his 14 year old cousin Perry N Fellows who was killed in the wreckage. Meanwhile nearly 3 miles south of the in between distance of the Conrad School and Fellows Farmhouse, 50 year old Amanda Emma Hanners née Bollinger became a indirect victim of the tornado when she died of a heart attack that the tornado caused. The tornado then went through Lixville and exited quickly. Then at 2:00 pm multiple places in Bollinger County will all be hit and multiple people will be killed by the Tornado at the same time. East of the Lixville’s founder, judge Louis Lix’s concrete home the Garner School was hit and destroyed with the teacher injured, 16 students injured, and another student 7 year old Trula C Henry will died of her injuries a week later on March 25th. Irene E Clements who was less than a year old was killed while she was in her mother’s arms as every building on her family’s farm was destroyed. Finally on the Bollinger County/Schumer Springs, Perry County border 24 year old Grant Oster Miller was killed at his barn which was destroyed. Also killed somewhere in Bollinger County was an unidentified. In all of Bollinger County 8 barns were destroyed and 8 were killed.

Here’s the death list according to multiple sources.
The tornado claimed it’s first death around 1:00/1:01 pm in between Ellington and Redford in Reynolds County when it killed 49 year old Samuel Flowers as he was riding his horse with his dog from Ellington back to his farm in Redford. Both his horse and dog survived the tornado, and 1% of the population of Redford was killed.
The tornado then entered Iron County where at 1:15 pm it struck Annapolis. 21 year old Merrill Raymond Stewart was killed by flying timber and being crushed by debris as he was standing in the Main Street and 33 year old. Orso Kelly whose house set in the western valley of Leadanna ie the border between Annapolis and Leadanna was killed when the tornado’s winds blew him from the porch of his house and into the creek where his head was slammed against a tree killing him. He was the only one who got a death certificate which said the tornado killed him in Iron County as all of the other victims got other causes to their death on their death certificates. 2 more unidentified were killed in Annapolis The tornado then hit Leadanna killing 2 people who were above ground including a husband of one of Clara Brown née Lewis’s cousins and a unidentified. Also killed in the area was another niece of Carl Brown’s. In total 7 people, 4 in Annapolis, 2 in Leadanna, and 1 in the area were killed by the tornado.
The tornado went though Madison County without any deaths as it missed most of the populated areas such as Cherokee Pass and Cornwall.
Around 1:26 pm it entered Bollinger County. And a few minutes before 2:00 pm it was reported just a few miles north of Patton. The tornado then crossed the Whitewater River and at 1:45 pm it destroyed the Conrad School killing 10 year old John Fulton and injuring his teacher and 16 students. It then hit the 2 story Fellows farmhouse killing 1 year old Harley E Fellows from a deep gash through his skull and his 14 year old cousin Perry N Fellows who was killed in the wreckage. Meanwhile nearly 3 miles south of the in between distance of the Conrad School and Fellows Farmhouse, 50 year old Amanda Emma Hanners née Bollinger became a indirect victim of the tornado when she died of a heart attack that the tornado caused. The tornado then went through Lixville and exited quickly. Then at 2:00 pm multiple places in Bollinger County will all be hit and multiple people will be killed by the Tornado at the same time. East of the Lixville’s founder, judge Louis Lix’s concrete home the Garner School was hit and destroyed with the teacher injured, 16 students injured, and another student 7 year old Trula C Henry will died of her injuries a week later on March 25th. Irene E Clements who was less than a year old was killed while she was in her mother’s arms as every building on her family’s farm was destroyed. Finally on the Bollinger County/Schumer Springs, Perry County border 24 year old Grant Oster Miller was killed at his barn which was destroyed. Also killed somewhere in Bollinger County was an unidentified. In all of Bollinger County 8 barns were destroyed and 8 were killed.

Here’s the death list according to multiple sources.
The tornado claimed it’s first death around 1:00/1:01 pm in between Ellington and Redford in Reynolds County when it killed 49 year old Samuel Flowers as he was riding his horse with his dog from Ellington back to his farm in Redford. Both his horse and dog survived the tornado, and 1% of the population of Redford was killed.
The tornado then entered Iron County where at 1:15 pm it struck Annapolis. 21 year old Merrill Raymond Stewart was killed by flying timber and being crushed by debris as he was standing in the Main Street and 33 year old. Orso Kelly whose house set in the western valley of Leadanna ie the border between Annapolis and Leadanna was killed when the tornado’s winds blew him from the porch of his house and into the creek where his head was slammed against a tree killing him. He was the only one who got a death certificate which said the tornado killed him in Iron County as all of the other victims got other causes to their death on their death certificates. 2 more unidentified were killed in Annapolis The tornado then hit Leadanna killing 2 people who were above ground including a husband of one of Clara Brown née Lewis’s cousins and a unidentified. Also killed in the area was another niece of Carl Brown’s. In total 7 people, 4 in Annapolis, 2 in Leadanna, and 1 in the area were killed by the tornado.
The tornado went though Madison County without any deaths as it missed most of the populated areas such as Cherokee Pass and Cornwall.
Around 1:26 pm it entered Bollinger County. And a few minutes before 2:00 pm it was reported just a few miles north of Patton. The tornado then crossed the Whitewater River and at 1:45 pm it destroyed the Conrad School killing 10 year old John Fulton and injuring his teacher and 16 students. It then hit the 2 story Fellows farmhouse killing 1 year old Harley E Fellows from a deep gash through his skull and his 14 year old cousin Perry N Fellows who was killed in the wreckage. Meanwhile nearly 3 miles south of the in between distance of the Conrad School and Fellows Farmhouse, 50 year old Amanda Emma Hanners née Bollinger became a indirect victim of the tornado when she died of a heart attack that the tornado caused. The tornado then went through Lixville and exited quickly. Then at 2:00 pm multiple places in Bollinger County will all be hit and multiple people will be killed by the Tornado at the same time. East of the Lixville’s founder, judge Louis Lix’s concrete home the Garner School was hit and destroyed with the teacher injured, 16 students injured, and another student 7 year old Trula C Henry will died of her injuries a week later on March 25th. Irene E Clements who was less than a year old was killed while she was in her mother’s arms as every building on her family’s farm was destroyed. Finally on the Bollinger County/Schumer Springs, Perry County border 24 year old Grant Oster Miller was killed at his barn which was destroyed. Also killed somewhere in Bollinger County was an unidentified. In all of Bollinger County 8 barns were destroyed and 8 were killed.