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billh58

(6,642 posts) Thu Oct 19, 2017, 03:21 PM Oct 2017

Ohio third-grader arrested for bringing loaded gun, extra ammo to school

A 9-year-old boy faces three felony charges after being arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school.

The child told police he brought the 9mm to Rosa Parks Elementary in Ohio because he was being picked on.

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The child is charged with felonious assault, illegal conveyance of a deadly weapons and carrying a concealed weapon. He appeared in juvenile court Tuesday and was ordered to remain in the juvenile detention center, at least through next week when he appears in court again. He will undergo a competency and psychological evaluation and risk assessment.

His mother's boyfriend faces a child endangering charge. Police said he left the gun in a place inside their home where the child had access to it.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/%e2%80%8bohio-third-grader-arrested-for-bringing-loaded-gun-extra-ammo-to-school/ar-AAtHxxI?li=BBnb7Kz

The "child endangering" began when the child was taught that a gun was the solution for "being picked on." He was fully prepared to stand his ground.

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defacto7

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Thu Oct 19, 2017, 05:48 PM

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The "child endangering" began when the child was taught that a gun was the solution for "being picked on." He was fully prepared to stand his ground.

And a child doesn't necessarily need to be taught outright. A child learns most behavior by what they see and their interpretation of it. If the adult has a gun for protection from the bad guys, guess how the child will interpret that among peers? It doesn't really matter what the adult says as much as what they do.

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