Army sergeant faces June court-martial for Georgia base shootings after pleading to some charges

An Army sergeant accused of shooting and wounding five people at a Georgia base faces a June court-martial after he pleaded guilty to some charges. A military judge at Fort Stewart has scheduled Sgt. Quornelius Radford to stand trial June 15 on charges of attempted murder. News outlets report that Radford appeared before the judge last week and pleaded guilty to lesser charges of aggravated assault and domestic violence. Defense attorneys had previously told the judge that Radford also planned to plead guilty to two counts of attempted murder. That never happened at the accused soldier's March 31 plea hearing. Radford testified he opened fire without intending to kill anyone.