14-Year-Old Student Showing Off Gun

[MyrnaLoy]

PEARL CITY, Hawaii -- The Honolulu Police Department said a 14-year-old boy brought a gun to school and was showing it off to his friends when it accidentally went off and injured a student on Monday morning.

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[Tunkamerica]

1. Could've easily happened with chinese throwing stars. or bricks.

[rl6214]

6. So this is going to be your standard stupid reply to gun posts today?

[geckosfeet]

2. Lets see now, where did I leave my loaded .45? Oh well. It will turn up.

[S_B_Jackson]

3. I'm sure that you have a point,

would you care to make it?

[rl6214]

8. she will sayif you aren't smart enough to figure it out on your own

you shouldn't be posting here, or at least that's what she said on another of her posts.

[ileus]

4. I remember those days, only I made sure they were unloaded.

[rl6214]

5. In spite of the fact that guns are highly regulated in Hawaii

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[Bold Lib]

9. Isn't this you second to go to the trash heep today?

[lawodevolution]

10. Such a disappointment for you tha the student didn't shoot someone or you would have had

better propaganda to post for you anti civil rights cause

[Hoyt]

11. Like cigarette smoking, kids pick this crud up from adult gun toters.

[Straw Man]

12. No, they pick it up from movies and TV.

"A 14-year-old student brought a .45-caliber Glock semi-automatic pistol to school this morning and was showing it to several friends. As he was pointing the gun at the first student, that student swiped his hand at the gun, knocking the gun downward to the side. And that's when the round went off," Capt. Lester Hite, of the HPD, said.

This means that Junior had his finger on the trigger of a loaded gun that he was pointing at his classmate. I don't know of any "toters" who would engage in such dangerous and irresponsible behavior, much less model it for their children.