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Student brings gun to Highlands High School

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Wow! Can't wait to hear more on this.

Dang. The football team isn't in that bad a shape.

 

Sorry, that was uncalled for. Sometimes I can't resist trying to make light of a serious situation. Bad papa.

I am interested to hear why a Highlands student brought a gun to school.

 

Was it to show off? Intimidate someone? Or as protection?

 

Anyone?

Sounds like the students reported it appropriately and the school handled it without any problem.

I am interested to hear why a Highlands student brought a gun to school.

 

Was it to show off? Intimidate someone? Or as protection?

 

Anyone?

 

Not sure why he has the gun in the first place but I heard his mother was going to clean his room and he didn't want her to find it. Also, I have been told it was a sophomore at Highlands.

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Does it make a difference as far as the charge if the gun is loaded or not? Just asking out of curiosity. I'm willing to bet he was being bullied. Kids are not nice.

Dang. The football team isn't in that bad a shape.

 

Sorry, that was uncalled for. Sometimes I can't resist trying to make light of a serious situation. Bad papa.

 

Pops, I am a proud Bluebird Alum and thought that was hilarious:lol2:

I guess the student didn't like the flavor of cake being served at lunch today.

Not sure why he has the gun in the first place but I heard his mother was going to clean his room and he didn't want her to find it. Also, I have been told it was a sophomore at Highlands.

 

So you think he was smart enough to hide the gun from his mom for who knows how long, even moving it out of the house on cleaning day, but he was so dumb at school that he exposed to another student(s)?

 

I don't buy that at all, that sounds like a false narrative being pushed to cover up the truth.

 

And I will just say it, I do NOT trust Highlands to tell us the truth.

So you think he was smart enough to hide the gun from his mom for who knows how long, even moving it out of the house on cleaning day, but he was so dumb at school that he exposed to another student(s)?

 

I don't buy that at all, that sounds like a false narrative being pushed to cover up the truth.

 

And I will just say it, I do NOT trust Highlands to tell us the truth.

 

I have no idea what the situation is. Just relaying what my daughter told me. Considering he is a juvenile and has been charged with a felony, unless you know someone on the inside, we will not be getting any more information. A big question for me is how did he get a loaded .380 if his parents don't know about it.

So you think he was smart enough to hide the gun from his mom for who knows how long, even moving it out of the house on cleaning day, but he was so dumb at school that he exposed to another student(s)?

 

I don't buy that at all, that sounds like a false narrative being pushed to cover up the truth.

 

And I will just say it, I do NOT trust Highlands to tell us the truth.

 

I'm slower than usual today, so forgive me. Do you mean you don't trust Highlands to tell us the motive for this kid to bring a gun to school?

Just glad it wasn't brought for anything else.

One of them boys from the south side of town is my guess. I'm guessing @lawildcat knows the family. LOL.

I'm slower than usual today, so forgive me. Do you mean you don't trust Highlands to tell us the motive for this kid to bring a gun to school?

 

I said exactly what I meant.

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