Elzo69Renaissance
Boss Talk only
Not sure if ur being sarcastic but looking at his mug shot it looks like a man on his way to womanhood not that it has anything to do w anything
Breaking News Shooting At Barrow County, Georgia High School. Suspect in Custody.
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Tayboo
There she go🥰
They could have definitely done some sort of action to at least attempt to address the situation. CPS could have very well required consistent therapy as a requirement to close their case or risk the child being taken out of the home. Multiple people have come out and said that his home life was very toxic and called authorities about him and his siblings. FBI could have followed up with dad once he bought that new AR-15. Also allegedly this kid talked to a counselor about his feelings and they didn't report it.
VIBE
Do More. Be Legendary.
No sarcasm.
Maybe not directly but def possible it indirectly affected his MH.
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
I feel you, but in the absence of some evidence of abuse or something, just having poor mental health isn’t reason enough to go against the parent’s wishes. I could be wrong, but I don’t think you can force a child into mental health care without some sort of serious incident happening first, either from the child or the parent.
Should that change? Probably. But it gets sticky because there’s a lot of kids that will say wild shit just to get attention and never do anything.
Tayboo
There she go🥰
So more then one person alerts CPS about this kid's home life, the boy told people he had these feelings and posted about it on Discord which tipped off the feds to at least come out and interview this family....how much more evidence should there be?????
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
I’m with you, but that’s the failure of the justice and mental health system, especially when it comes to children. Unless the parent is physically abusing the child or something they can’t do anything without parental consent. And that should change when we’re talking about kids threatening mass shootings.
At least that’s my understanding, I’m open to being wrong.
Time after time, the system keeps failing to prevent these tragedies. This kid was clearly fucked, the authorities knew the Parkland shooter was clearly fucked in the head but they slip through
mryounggun
OG
I'm on the minority in that I have absolutely no issue with teenagers learning about guns, gun safety, hunting, having access to guns for hunting purposes, etc. But once the fucking FBI comes to your crib to talk about threats your kid made, from that point on that kid should not have access to any of that shit at all.
In 8th grade some kid brought a gun to school just to show off he was immediately expelled shit was a huge deal then
I don't think most people have an issue with that. And truthfully until, in this country especially, guns stop being associated with certain things the problem will continue.
Georgia School Shooting Suspect Had 'Absolutely Horrible' Home, School Life
Colt Gray, the suspected Georgia high-school shooter, came from an "absolutely horrible" home life ... with child protective services called to the Gray family home as many as 4 times by their former neighbor, TMZ has learned.
www.tmz.com
mryounggun
OG
Eh, I dunno man. I’m seeing a LOT of people who have an issue with that.
Tayboo
There she go🥰
Like I said...just failure everywhereGeorgia School Shooting Suspect Had 'Absolutely Horrible' Home, School Life
Colt Gray, the suspected Georgia high-school shooter, came from an "absolutely horrible" home life ... with child protective services called to the Gray family home as many as 4 times by their former neighbor, TMZ has learned.
Those people are delusional at best. Can't hide the fact that guns exist. So it's best that if a parent wants then their child learn the proper way to use them. That's part of the problem now. The vast majority of people's introduction to guns is as a toy and not something that can hurt and/or kill someone. And that needs to change asap.
Mr BFK
Active Member
this is necessary and we should have already been doing it
there are already so many laws that "restrict access" to guns yet we don't place blame where it's obvious
parents should've been making sure they have gun safes and keeps their guns inaccessible to their kids without supervision
the dad needs to be thrown under the jail for this IMO
Inori
NAWF
FBI/law enforcement is to blame as well far as im concerned. If you checked on this little psycho and the parents said it was all good and just walked away like ok cool and didnt bother to keep any kinda tabs on the situation or even alert local law enforcement to the potential threat then they are to blame as well