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SoCalDavidS

(10,599 posts)

6. She Won't Be Charged

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #3)

Mon Jan 9, 2023, 09:31 PM

Jan 2023

Virginia has some of the most lax gun laws. They do not require the securing of a firearm.

I have no doubt whatsoever that there will be no consequences in this matter.

We should be thankful that the teacher survived. The result would have been exactly the same if she had died.

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Abby Zwerner: Six-year-old who shot his teacher used mother's gun [View all] Eugene Jan 2023 OP

A mother who shall not be named. Sneederbunk Jan 2023 #1

She'll be named if/when she's charged. Ocelot II Jan 2023 #3

She Won't Be Charged SoCalDavidS Jan 2023 #6

Actually, Virginia does have a law re: unsecured firearms. Ocelot II Jan 2023 #9

What charges will be filled against the mother for not securing a firearm? Arkansas Granny Jan 2023 #2

Well, let's start with child endangerment ... VMA131Marine Jan 2023 #4

No Charges SoCalDavidS Jan 2023 #7

See Post #9. Not securing a firearm re: kids under 14 *is* illegal. Ocelot II Jan 2023 #10

OK, Thanks For The Information SoCalDavidS Jan 2023 #11

the wording (as I read it) doesn't reassure stopdiggin Jan 2023 #13

Can a six-year-old load a 9mm handgun? Ocelot II Jan 2023 #14

I thought about that too stopdiggin Jan 2023 #15

Lock her up! Lunabell Jan 2023 #5

Sorry, But I Wouldn't Count On It nt SoCalDavidS Jan 2023 #8

Are there grounds for a civil case? Arkansas Granny Jan 2023 #12