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4. "Oh, nothing to worry about. After all: who brings a gun to school and starts shooting?"

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Wed Jan 25, 2023, 02:49 PM

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Lawyer: Adminstrators were warned 3 times the day boy shot teacher at Virginia school [View all] FakeNoose Jan 2023 OP

What.The.Fuck. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #1

Only black children are a threat and disciplined in schools...didn't you know that? Samrob Jan 2023 #34

Apparently the child is black sarisataka Jan 2023 #38

Open mouth, insert foot. LisaL Jan 2023 #40

by your logic catsudon Jan 2023 #41

And did nothing......... Lovie777 Jan 2023 #2

The article you posted indicates where he got the gun nt GusBob Jan 2023 #3

Yes it does, and it surely sounds like parental negligence FakeNoose Jan 2023 #6

Yes they can claim locked GusBob Jan 2023 #11

They do make keyless trigger locks with combinations. Ray Bruns Jan 2023 #20

The article says a key was required. ShazzieB Jan 2023 #21

Then the little bastard stole the key or the gun wasn't secured. Ray Bruns Jan 2023 #25

Yes they can claim locked GusBob Jan 2023 #12

According to this, they have put one out, but it doesn't reveal a lot. ShazzieB Jan 2023 #24

"Oh, nothing to worry about. After all: who brings a gun to school and starts shooting?" Aristus Jan 2023 #4

Unforgivable. Paladin Jan 2023 #5

But who pays? Like suing the police. It doesn't come out of the pockets of those responsible. thesquanderer Jan 2023 #13

Well, golly. I guess we're all just shit out of luck. (nt) Paladin Jan 2023 #15

I'm sure criminal charges could be filed like reckless endangerment or something MichMan Jan 2023 #22

And just like police, some other district *will* hire them, maybe even with better pay. NullTuples Jan 2023 #31

Sue the parents too. progressoid Jan 2023 #35

Like, time to retire without ANY financial worries for a lifetime and beyond for her family? usaf-vet Jan 2023 #29

The do nothing plan is clearly not working IronLionZion Jan 2023 #7

The do nothing plan totally supports the basic concept though. Zilli Jan 2023 #16

It's not too much to pull a 6 year old aside and search for guns IronLionZion Jan 2023 #17

I can see this stuff being ignored in middle school, where bullying is at its peak Warpy Jan 2023 #8

You can see ignoring a kid bringing a gun to school? Please explain, I assume I'm reading that wrong NullTuples Jan 2023 #32

So, let's get this straight... PatrickforB Jan 2023 #9

Plenty of Peter Principals McKim Jan 2023 #19

That is exactly what Republicans mean when they speak of their "common sense". NullTuples Jan 2023 #33

"Acute care plan" Lulu KC Jan 2023 #10

And the week of the shooting was "the first when a parent was not in class with him." ShazzieB Jan 2023 #23

It sounds like this child was extremely troubled. NH Ethylene Jan 2023 #37

Unbelievable underpants Jan 2023 #14

Unreal how the Admin didn't take Cha Jan 2023 #18

What's even weirder (to me) is that no administrator's names are ever mentioned. ShazzieB Jan 2023 #36

They also haven't named the boy or his parents FakeNoose Jan 2023 #42

Oh that's right.. I Hope Cha Jan 2023 #44

It was secure . . then somehow it became unsecure . . then it . . just went off! NBachers Jan 2023 #26

The gun was kept on a top shelf of closet in mother's bedroom. LisaL Jan 2023 #28

It is not logical that the gun was secured. GreenWave Jan 2023 #27

the administration, "was paralyzed by apathy" equals "DGAF" NullTuples Jan 2023 #30

Wasn't his parent supposed to be by his side at all times BigmanPigman Jan 2023 #39

In-Excusable. Fire them all. No business being employed at a school anymore. nt Evolve Dammit Jan 2023 #43

There has to be more to this Zeitghost Jan 2023 #45

Schools chief fired after boy, 6, shoots teacher in Virginia Eugene Jan 2023 #46

Thank you for posting this - we need the BBC to learn anything, American papers can't tell us FakeNoose Jan 2023 #47