Swabbie
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lil mfer need an exorcism.
COMMUNITY 6yo student shot a teacher leaving the teacher in critical condition during an altercation at a Virginia elementary school
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orgen
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Just a kid he probably needs a daddy figure in his life
orgen
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Way to many kids are being raised by femalesyeah, I got his therapy
he need to get fucked up a few times. That'll calm his lil ass on down.
Eyerone
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He has both parents in his life. They had a plan where a parent was with the kid at school everyday
Northside7
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Yeah. Physical therapy.
rip.dilla
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loud-ninja
Here to point out the illogical
Whippings only work on some kids. I dont feel this would work on this kid. Doesnt seem like he fears consequences. Seems like he would just take his anger out on more students. I wanna know how you get choked out by a 6 yr old? Naw, an investigation needs to be done at home first to find the real problem. Sounds like there might be a whole lot of neglect going on in the home possible .
SeaSnake
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SeaSnake
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Not the stereotype my city but I mean he doing all this his dad could be a hood dude who be wildlin.
SeaSnake
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mike030270
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She's gonna win. Not sure how much she'll get but definitely gonna win
Eyerone
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She will win but there’s a countersuit going on and the attorney says a student told the teacher about the kid having a gun and planning to shoot her and she told them to “sit down and be quiet”
Attorney: Student reported gun to teacher before she was shot by 6-year-old
A first-grade student who allegedly warned Abby Zwerner that his classmate had a gun and planned to shoot her was told by the teacher to “sit down and be quiet,” his attorney says.
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mike030270
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Oh. Didn't know about that. That's odd that she was told about it and did nothing but is suing because the school did nothingShe will win but there’s a countersuit going on and the attorney says a student told the teacher about the kid having a gun and planning to shoot her and she told them to “sit down and be quiet”
Attorney: Student reported gun to teacher before she was shot by 6-year-old
A first-grade student who allegedly warned Abby Zwerner that his classmate had a gun and planned to shoot her was told by the teacher to “sit down and be quiet,” his attorney says.
StringerBell
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mike030270
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This part is interesting
One could guess the kid climbed. Also guess that the key was next to the locked gun
Eyerone
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The plot thickens
Royal
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Wow really and he still in a regular education school.
Down here one school system has implemented a rule where once your child has committed a certain amount of offenses they will only be eligible for virtual school.
like yes all children are provided a public education but sheesh not at the expense of the staff/employees
orgen
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The mother of a 6-year-old boy who allegedly shot a teacher at his Newport News, Virginia, elementary school is now facing charges, prosecutors announced Monday.
A grand jury returned two indictments charging Deja Taylor with felony child neglect and misdemeanor recklessly leaving a loaded firearm as to endanger a child, according to prosecutors.
Taylor's 6-year-old son allegedly took a handgun from his home on Jan. 6, put it in his backpack and brought it to Richneck Elementary School where he allegedly shot and wounded 25-year-old teacher Abigail Zwerner in a first grade classroom. Zwerner suffered critical injuries but is expected to make a full recovery.
Zwerner has sued the school's former superintendent, principal and assistant principal for $40 million, alleging negligence.
Zwerner's lawyer, Diane Toscano, said in a statement about the new charges, "There were failures in accountability at multiple levels that led to Abby being shot and almost killed. Today's announcement addresses but one of those failures. It has been three months of investigation and still so many unanswered questions remain."
"Our lawsuit makes clear that we believe the school division violated state law, and we are pursuing this in civil court," Toscano continued. "We will not allow school leaders to escape accountability for their role in this tragedy."
Every criminal case is unique in its facts, and these facts support these charges, but our investigation into the shooting continues," Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney Howard Gwynn said in a press release.
Gwynn requested a special grand jury to continue an investigation into the incident to see if there were any security issues that may have contributed to the shooting, according to prosecutors.
“If the special grand jury determines that additional persons are criminally responsible under the law, it can return additional indictments," Gwynn said.
In a statement to ABC News, James Ellenson, the attorney representing Taylor and the 6-year-old's family, said, "I wish to thank the NN Commonwealth Attorney's office for extending me the courtesy of informing us of the indictments that were returned by the grand jury today. My client will be turning herself in later this week. More details will follow."
Police said the 9 mm Taurus pistol was legally purchased by the boy's mother.
In the wake of the shooting, the 6-year-old's family said their son "suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan at the school that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to class every day."
"The week of the shooting was the first week when we were not in class with him," the family said.
A grand jury returned two indictments charging Deja Taylor with felony child neglect and misdemeanor recklessly leaving a loaded firearm as to endanger a child, according to prosecutors.
Taylor's 6-year-old son allegedly took a handgun from his home on Jan. 6, put it in his backpack and brought it to Richneck Elementary School where he allegedly shot and wounded 25-year-old teacher Abigail Zwerner in a first grade classroom. Zwerner suffered critical injuries but is expected to make a full recovery.
Zwerner has sued the school's former superintendent, principal and assistant principal for $40 million, alleging negligence.
Zwerner's lawyer, Diane Toscano, said in a statement about the new charges, "There were failures in accountability at multiple levels that led to Abby being shot and almost killed. Today's announcement addresses but one of those failures. It has been three months of investigation and still so many unanswered questions remain."
"Our lawsuit makes clear that we believe the school division violated state law, and we are pursuing this in civil court," Toscano continued. "We will not allow school leaders to escape accountability for their role in this tragedy."
Every criminal case is unique in its facts, and these facts support these charges, but our investigation into the shooting continues," Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney Howard Gwynn said in a press release.
Gwynn requested a special grand jury to continue an investigation into the incident to see if there were any security issues that may have contributed to the shooting, according to prosecutors.
“If the special grand jury determines that additional persons are criminally responsible under the law, it can return additional indictments," Gwynn said.
In a statement to ABC News, James Ellenson, the attorney representing Taylor and the 6-year-old's family, said, "I wish to thank the NN Commonwealth Attorney's office for extending me the courtesy of informing us of the indictments that were returned by the grand jury today. My client will be turning herself in later this week. More details will follow."
Police said the 9 mm Taurus pistol was legally purchased by the boy's mother.
In the wake of the shooting, the 6-year-old's family said their son "suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan at the school that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to class every day."
"The week of the shooting was the first week when we were not in class with him," the family said.
