[grundle]

I think this guy should probably be locked up for the rest of his life.

[cdcdawg]

Sounds like a crazy got caught, but the whole thing reads like a lib “just so” story. Seems a little bit fishy.

[lee martell]

I’m not on Facebook or Twitter, but I suspect the 15 year old gunman is now known to all those students. He had a lot of ammunition. Luckily, someone spoke up and interrupted his plan. This is what they call an ‘alternative school environment’, usually meaning, kids prone to starting trouble are at this school instead of juvenile hall.
I guess he wasn’t ready to ‘turn his life around’.

[Eagles6]

"AR-15s are known to inflict extensive damage to the human body and are more likely to be deadly than other firearms are."

More deadly than 117 year old 30-06 and the .270, both popular hunting cartridges?

Yes, a 5.56x45 will kill and do a lot of damage, but, as a rifle round, it's relatively anemic, classified, typically as a varmint cartridge, rather than for big game.

This is what you get when you task a reporter to write a story that he or she knows nothing about or is, just a propagandist.

[LegendHasIt]

Gee, sneaking a rifle into school. Probably not an easy thing to do these days.

What, was he in the band and had it inside his Cello case?

[whitney69]

Gee, where are all the Kyle Rittenhouse fans to prop him up? A 15 year old took a loaded semi automatic rifle into an area that put people in danger and the fans are not trying to justify it? I’m disappointed that this guy may end up in a lot more problems when he didn’t get the opportunity to use it killing someone and he’s the bad guy. Hardly seems fair. So I guess shooting and killing someone changes the whole situation? He sure messed up.

wy69

[Vermont Lt]

And his parents as well….

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Maybe a sad tranny?

[TalBlack]

In 1966 a second grader of my acquaintance brought in a live .50 round. Except for we who ooohhhd and ahhhd over it no one cared.

[slouper]

I’m calling BS on this whole story.