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Showing Original Post only (View all)Madison High School student with 3 loaded guns in custody [View all]
Source: KSAT-12 News, San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO -
A 17-year-old Madison High School student was in police custody Monday after he was caught with three loaded weapons on campus, North East Independent School District spokeswoman Aubrey Chancellor said.
More at this link, as well:
http://www.kens5.com/news/Student-found-with-weapons-at-Madison-High-School-spokeswoman-says-256997981.html
"NEISD officials said the parents requested that administrators search his backpack, where they allegedly found two guns, a knife and additional magazines of ammunition. Officials said the student admitted to hiding an AK-47 in the restroom, too.
Read more: http://www.ksat.com/news/madison-high-school-student-found-with-3-loaded-guns/25694804
This after a vague threat to schools in the San Antonio area last Thursday.
Kudos to these parents for acting quickly. This could have ended much worse.
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I wonder whether it was his daddy or some other yahoo that introduced him to gun culture?
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#7
His parents were the one who turned him in? So you to punished them for that?
happyslug
Apr 2014
#24
It is, isn't it. It's getting so it's just another day in school. All of this is a sad commentary on
RKP5637
Apr 2014
#27
Not impressed. First you have some "intimidating" semis. Second, you enjoy playing WWII.
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#38
Texas law on Children and guns, $500 fine, but only if the child is UNDER age 17
happyslug
Apr 2014
#32