Ok that does change a lot of things in regards to culpability on the father’s part. He really should have known better.
I think he should have kept firearms locked away from his 14 year old. Isn’t that the law?
Sounds like yes. Just like those Crumbly ■■■■■■ bags in Michigan. Lock him up.
Depends on local laws. It’s not the law here where I live. So long as they do not have “easy” access to the firearm then you’re legally clear in my county.
Basically if you leave your handgun out on a short living room table and your kid grabs it and shoots himself on accident then you will be held responsible.
Yeah I saw that in NC’s post. Sounds like the dad bought him the gun after his incident last year with threatening a school shooting.
The dad ■■■■■■ up bad.
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Oh well. What are you gonna do? These things happen.
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Should every single gun owner be held responsible for what an idiot does?
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that sounds fake as ■■■■■
Hmmm. Sounds fake.
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The kid had a really screwed up family situation:
https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/05/us/colt-gray-suspect-georgia-shooter/index.html
Having restrictions on you ability to buy a gun is not ‘being held responsible’ any more than requiring headlights on your car is holding you responsible.
Why government? Why always government?
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And the good people of Cuba are living proof of why our Founders adopted that amendment.
Our Founders intended ordinary citizens to keep and bear arms [a contemporary fire arm used by foot soldiers] so they would be ready and able to defend themselves against a despotic government if necessary. The AR-15-semi is a civilian version of the United States military’s M16 and ought to be kept by ordinary citizens to defend against a tyrannical government if necessary. Forewarned is forearmed.
What way will keep a 14 year-old out?
Do you lock your car keys in a safe at night?
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They overcharged him.
Revenge.
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That’s not real.
For better or worse, government has a tremendous affect on these things.
He could have been negligent. Manslaughter.
The murder is over charging.
I don’t think so. Buying him a gun after having FBI contact due to threats he was making is pretty damning.
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Yep
Two days later, police arrested Marcee Gray at a Walmart in Winder due to an active warrant from another county. Police found methamphetamine, fentanyl, pain pills, and a glass pipe in her car, and she and another man who was in the vehicle were arrested, another sheriff’s report said.
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