Admiral Rockwell Tory
Diamond Member
Actually it is right, it in in the Michigan law. If you allow your gun to be used to commit a crime you can be held responsible.
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Actually it is right, it in in the Michigan law. If you allow your gun to be used to commit a crime you can be held responsible.
The father went home after the school meeting and discovered the gun was gone. He immediately notified the police, but that was too late to stop the shootings.You can allow something to happen through your negligence.
They were told their son was drawing pictures of people being shot and looking up ammo on his phone and they never thought to look and see if the gun they bought on Black Friday was in the house or not?
You made the claim, so you need to back it up!Not my job.
The father went home after the school meeting and discovered the gun was gone. He immediately notified the police, but that was too late to stop the shootings.
You made the claim, so you need to back it up!
That is your fantasy, and not Michigan law.
You were trying to trim the fat. There’s plenty of fat in our military spending. We spend far more on that than we do on education.Why should the military pay for something the education monopoly is responsible for?
Gator, you really need to fix that inability to read! There is nothing in that linked Michigan law that says what you think it says!Here it is for like the 5th time.
You may be criminally and civilly liable for any harm caused by a person less than 18 years of age who lawfully gains unsupervised access to your firearm if unlawfully stored.
Their demeanor about the whole situation would lead to that logical conclusion. You are most likely correct in your that assumption. The dilemma is proving that in court. I hope it all comes together so they can. These parents were totally irresponsible.The timeline I heard is the father did not go home and look until after the shooting had started, then he called the police....almost as if he was trying to cover his own ass.
My God, you stupid piece of shit! That's almost word-for word exactly what I said! Who gives a shit when he went to look?The timeline I heard is the father did not go home and look until after the shooting had started, then he called the police....almost as if he was trying to cover his own ass.
You quoted something does does not say anything about liability from improper storage of a weapon. Readings is fundamental. I suggest you learn!I quoted the State of Michigan, that is all. I did not claim anything, just quoted the state.
Why would the parents remove him from the school if they had a meeting with the school and the school did not suspend him for any of those alleged violations? I believe no one is responsible except the kid.The school did the right thing by calling the parents in to make them aware. The parents did not take responsibility to remove the kid from school. Is the school culpable because the parents would not take the child home? Parents are responsible for their children. If the school is liable to remove the kid from school and the parents won't take him what then?
My God, you stupid piece of shit! That's almost word-for word exactly what I said! Who gives a shit when he went to look?
Do you have a keeper? If not, you apparently need one.
Another unfounded claim?The school wanted him out but the parents wouldn't take him. The parents are responsible, period.
When he went to look is vital to their defense. The fact he did not bother to look until his son was already killing people does not help him, that was a cover your ass move nothing more. Then he claimed it was stolen even though his wife had posted on social media that the gun was a present for the son...cannot steal what is yours
Just Wow!Mom and dad are probably dead by suicide.
The high school where I taught and was an assistant principal had 64 doors for 3400 students. Please explain how metal detectors would work to prevent a weapon from being brought into the school?No lectures on irresponsible parents?
No sermon on white on white crime.
Just buy metal detectors.
Another unfounded claim?
You realize the school did want to send him home--they told the parents to take him home and the parents refused. The school only failed at that last step, which would have involved the police forcibly removing the student from the school.
No think he maybe wants to be a hero like Kyle.Yup. Went quietly when police confronted him, even though he still had 7 bullets in his gun. And immediately asked for a lawyer, wouldn't speak. He had this all planned. Why he wants to spend his life in prison, I don't know, but he does.