‎Rampages, characterized by their suddenness and senselessness, can exact a devastating toll on lives. On April 15th, 2002, a man was convicted for the rampage he perpetrated, resulting in the loss of five lives. Motiveless and leaving a multitude of unanswered questions in its aftermath, the rampage left a profound impact.

In an emotionally charged hearing on April 15, 2024, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer on the set of "Rust," was sentenced to 18 months in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

The judge, Mary Marlowe Sommer, handed down the maximum penalty despite Gutierrez-Reed's plea for probation.

Gutierrez-Reed expressed remorse in court, stating that the tragedy was preventable and that she took her job seriously but was young and naive.

The prosecution argued for the maximum sentence, citing Gutierrez-Reed's lack of contrition.

The trial revealed safety issues on the set and conflicting accounts of how live ammunition ended up in the gun used in the fatal incident.

Alec Baldwin, who was also involved in the shooting, settled a lawsuit with Hutchins' family and pleaded not guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter.

The death of 8-year-old Trey Major Harris in Kentucky has been linked to fentanyl intoxication, according to the Hopkins County Coroner's Office.

Trey had shown signs of an allergic reaction after eating strawberries from a school fundraiser and was later found unresponsive at home.

His stepfather, Antonio Person, was arrested on charges related to drug trafficking and possession.

Trey was remembered as a loving child with dreams of becoming a police officer.

The strawberries from the fundraiser tested negative and are no longer a concern.

Person is facing multiple charges and is scheduled for a court appearance.