Gun in Muncie SCHOOL!!!!!!!

[GaDawg]

What an irresponsible parent!!!!!!!! Thumbs up for the student that he showed it to immediately to a teacher..

 

[nakinate]

What?

 

[SEIndSAM]

 

[OWGEM]

context?

 

[Jeremy1066]

 

[singlesix]

What an irresponsible parent!!!!!!!! Thumbs up for the student that he showed it to immediately to a teacher..

Yeah but the honey on the peanut butter was pretty good.

 

[SERparacord]

UPDATED: Gun kindergartner brought to Muncie school was in pieces

http://www.thestarpress.com/article/20140403/NEWS01/140403007/?nclick_check=1

MUNCIE -- A gun that a kindergartner brought to Grissom Elementary School this morning had been thrown away by his parent and was in pieces, police said.A security officer at the school called 911 at 11:38 a.m. Thursday to report that the boy had brought a gun to school. Ana Pichardo-Delk, communications director for Muncie Community Schools, confirmed that a kindergartner brought an inoperable gun to school this morning. The student showed it to another student, and that student then told a faculty member about the gun, which was not loaded and not functioning correctly.
The faculty member took possession of the gun, and police and Child Protective Services were called to the school.
Muncie police will send the case to the prosecutor’s office for review regarding any criminal charges, said Det. Lt. Steve Cox.
The gun had been thrown away by the boy’s parent.
“We’re pretty confident she didn’t know he had it,” Cox said. “It had been thrown away. He picked it out of the trash. It was in pieces and was not functioning.”
The gun had been taken apart before it was thrown in the trash.
"We’re still in the middle of the investigation,” Cox told The Star Press.
The hand gun was a semi-automatic.

 

[Jeremy1066]

Hmmmm. Must have been a HiPoint.

 

[mikefraz]

Who throws a gun in the trash?

 

[GaDawg]

Someone from MUNTUCKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[rockhopper46038]

Really? CPS and possible charges? For a bunch of metal parts? What the hell?

 

[SERparacord]

Really? CPS and possible charges? For a bunch of metal parts? What the hell?

It's Muncie, Mayor belong to mayors against guns.

 

[DoctorThunder]

The hand gun was a semi-automatic.

Was this statement necessary? It was an inoperable hunk of metal!! The author was using his/her liberal fear dictionary and couldn't come up with anything else since it wasn't a scary black gun.

 

[6mm Shoot]

I wonder if they will expel him. They expelled the kid that pointed his finger at his friend then said bang.

 

[Mr. Habib]

Who throws a gun in the trash?

Glock owners. At least the smart ones.

 

[88GT]

UPDATED: Gun kindergartner brought to Muncie school was in pieces

http://www.thestarpress.com/article/20140403/NEWS01/140403007/?nclick_check=1

MUNCIE -- A gun that a kindergartner brought to Grissom Elementary School this morning had been thrown away by his parent and was in pieces, police said.A security officer at the school called 911 at 11:38 a.m. Thursday to report that the boy had brought a gun to school. Ana Pichardo-Delk, communications director for Muncie Community Schools, confirmed that a kindergartner brought an inoperable gun to school this morning. The student showed it to another student, and that student then told a faculty member about the gun, which was not loaded and not functioning correctly.
The faculty member took possession of the gun, and police and Child Protective Services were called to the school.
Muncie police will send the case to the prosecutor’s office for review regarding any criminal charges, said Det. Lt. Steve Cox.
The gun had been thrown away by the boy’s parent.
“We’re pretty confident she didn’t know he had it,” Cox said. “It had been thrown away. He picked it out of the trash. It was in pieces and was not functioning.”
The gun had been taken apart before it was thrown in the trash.
"We’re still in the middle of the investigation,” Cox told The Star Press.
The hand gun was a semi-automatic.

Why isn't the faculty member up on charges for possession in a school?

Wonder if the firearm is connected to something it shouldn't be.

 

[BogWalker]

Who throws a gun in the trash?

Somebody trying to hide evidence.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Somebody trying to hide evidence.

Or is ashamed they bought I hi-point?

 

[Darral27]

Why the big deal. The kid thought it was cool. It was apparently obvious it was not functioning. Sounds like something I would have done when I was little. Not sure why the teacher that took possession could not just throw it out.

 

[eric001]

Not sure why the teacher that took possession could not just throw it out.

Do the words "zero tolerance" and "policy" ring any bells? I'd wager the teacher HAD to report it up the chain of command or risk being fired.