08-30-2014, 01:09 PM
Here a moron, there a moron...
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A kindergarten student in Pennsylvania brought a loaded revolver to school on Monday, according to authorities. Police in Aliquippa, a city northwest of Pittsburgh, said the gun was found in the 5-year-old's backpack after a friend told a teacher about it.
The family of the child who brought the gun to school is defending him, saying that the boy found the gun on a bed at home and wanted to keep it away from his 3-year-old brother.
The boy has been suspended, but family friends told WPXI that it was an accident.
“He put it in his book bag and forgot it was in there... For them to say he’s aggressive, that’s a lie,” the boy's godmother, Nicole Lutle, told the station. “It’s not that this child was bad. It’s not that this child had a temper because all of that is a lie.”
A letter was sent Tuesday to the homes of all other parents who had kids at the school, but some of them were upset that they didn't know about the incident sooner. “That’s not good enough. We need to know when it happens,”
“My son, they all ride the bus together. I feel really scared for him,” said Darryce McCoy.
Police are weighing whether or not the child's mother should face charges. (HOTD: charge the negligent bitch already.)
Earlier this year, a Pennsylvania woman faced charges, including reckless endangerment after her 6-year-old unknowingly brought a loaded gun to school.
http://www.wpxi.com/news/news/local/weap...y-school-3rd-day-y/ng84m/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/28..._ref=crime
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It doesn't matter that the kid's not bad, FFS.
I don't know if there's a specific policy about kids bringing guns to the kindergarten -- sad that there would need to be one. Either way, it's ignorant as hell that godmomma, the kinfolk and the family friends aren't as riled up that a loaded gun was left on the bed so junior could purposely toss it in his pack and supposedly 'accidentally' take it to school and show his friend.
Buncha morons. Lucky the 3-year-old, the kindergartner, nor anyone else was shot.
A kindergarten student in Pennsylvania brought a loaded revolver to school on Monday, according to authorities. Police in Aliquippa, a city northwest of Pittsburgh, said the gun was found in the 5-year-old's backpack after a friend told a teacher about it.
The family of the child who brought the gun to school is defending him, saying that the boy found the gun on a bed at home and wanted to keep it away from his 3-year-old brother.
The boy has been suspended, but family friends told WPXI that it was an accident.
“He put it in his book bag and forgot it was in there... For them to say he’s aggressive, that’s a lie,” the boy's godmother, Nicole Lutle, told the station. “It’s not that this child was bad. It’s not that this child had a temper because all of that is a lie.”
A letter was sent Tuesday to the homes of all other parents who had kids at the school, but some of them were upset that they didn't know about the incident sooner. “That’s not good enough. We need to know when it happens,”
“My son, they all ride the bus together. I feel really scared for him,” said Darryce McCoy.
Police are weighing whether or not the child's mother should face charges. (HOTD: charge the negligent bitch already.)
Earlier this year, a Pennsylvania woman faced charges, including reckless endangerment after her 6-year-old unknowingly brought a loaded gun to school.
http://www.wpxi.com/news/news/local/weap...y-school-3rd-day-y/ng84m/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/28..._ref=crime
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It doesn't matter that the kid's not bad, FFS.
I don't know if there's a specific policy about kids bringing guns to the kindergarten -- sad that there would need to be one. Either way, it's ignorant as hell that godmomma, the kinfolk and the family friends aren't as riled up that a loaded gun was left on the bed so junior could purposely toss it in his pack and supposedly 'accidentally' take it to school and show his friend.
Buncha morons. Lucky the 3-year-old, the kindergartner, nor anyone else was shot.