The craziest part of all is that they left [their] two German Shepherds,
I'm going to be mad as hell if he did,
I believe it was the right thing to do,
Law enforcement had a very, very swift response to this incident,
Continual improvement is my obsession. People, processes, product design, facilities, efficiency, morale - bring me your problems and I will find a solution."
There are also allegations that there was some concern over his [Colt Gray's] mental state and him being in crisis, so that is eerily similar,
In the Crumbley case, as well as in this case, parents are not being charged for their child's crimes,
I'd rather focus on what the public should learn, not as a warning you might get prosecuted,
He wasn’t a bully or a mean kid. He didn’t say much. He was so quiet.”
His dad beat up on him.” ... However, this beating wasn’t necessarily of a physical nature – “screaming and hollering.”
They would be banging on the back door, just screaming like ‘Mom! Mom! Mom!’ and crying. It was absolutely devastating,
I grew up in a rural community in Georgia, where there is strong Second Amendment support, ... but the people I know, the hunters are very responsible. If you're going to have a gun, you're going to have to have it responsibly."
If dad bought his kid a gun knowing the kid had threatened to shoot classmates, he was consciously disregarding that risk,
That verdict should have sent a clear message to people like Mr. Gray,
I would hope that prosecutors would use every arsenal or every tool in their arsenal to hold people accountable for crimes that they commit,
The fact that Mr. Gray bought his son a weapon of war as a present — months after being investigated for making threats to shoot up a school — is a complete and utter dereliction of responsibility, both as a gun owner and a community member,
It's a very slippery slope and sets a bad precedent that we're going to start charging parents for actions that are more akin to negligence that can be resolved in a civil manner,
I don’t want him to fight anybody, but they just keep, like, pinching him and touching him,
He’s gone through a lot,
He should be excited about getting into eighth grade,