[RightOnTheBorder]

The school has no way of knowing where it came from, how it was emptied, or whether it’s been tampered with in some half-assed attempt at reloading. In other words, it’s still potentially dangerous to other students, and that is most definitely the school’s business and their responsibility.

Had someone stuck a new primer in their you would have a point. As this was a souvenire spent caseing I can't imagine that was the case. Without a primer what potential danger do you see?

[RaveOn]

“Had someone stuck a new primer in their you would have a point. As this was a souvenire spent caseing I can’t imagine that was the case. Without a primer what potential danger do you see?”

Put yourself in the school’s place: they probably weren’t gun experts and had know way of knowing that, or any of the other detailed information provided here. They only saw a seven year old with ammunition of unknown pedigree or origin (as stated in one image).

In an age of school violence and parental stupidity, they did the right thing by enforcing their own written policy.