Teachers Warned School Officials Over 6-Year-Old’s Threats Before Shooting, Lawyer Says
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Some seriously F’d up stuff going on in 1st Grade…
“Administrators at a Virginia elementary school were warned three separate times that a 6-year-old student had a gun or was threatening people before he allegedly shot his teacher, an attorney said...
The attorney said Ms. Zwerner had told an administrator the boy was threatening to beat up another child. About an hour or so later, the attorney said, a second teacher told an administrator she had searched the boy’s bag and believed he had put the gun in his pocket before going to recess. A third teacher told administrators another student was crying because the suspected shooter had shown him the gun and threatened to shoot him if he told anyone, Ms. Toscano said. A fourth employee, Ms. Toscano said, asked an administrator if he could search the boy but was denied….
The family said their son was receiving treatment at a hospital since the shooting. They said he has an acute disability and was in a care plan at the school that included his parents accompanying him to class daily. The week the shooting happened was the first week they weren’t with him in class, the family said.
“We will regret our absence on this day for the rest of our lives,” the family said.“
Plus, Zwerner texted someone about the kid, making it very clear she'd heard he was armed, that she was very concerned, and that the administration was doing nothing.
An hour later, he shot her.