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The parents of this child need to be charged with unsafe storage....this could of had horrible consequences.
Agreed.
Everybody knows the war is over
Everybody knows the good guys lost
.........
That's how it goes, everybody knows
- Leonard Cohen
I feel bad for the kid for believing that this was even remotely necessary. Thank God it was not loaded.
How sad...
I feel bad for the kid for believing that this was even remotely necessary. Thank God it was not loaded.
+1
The parents of this child need to be charged with unsafe storage....this could of had horrible consequences.
Agreed.
Interesting that this occured in the state of Utah. I don't believe Utah has any storage laws pertaining to firearms as they relate to private homes. While residing in Arizona (just south of Utah), I recall the gun laws there were very lax. I suspect Utah's are even more so. I would head to the shooting range on week-ends with my Glock-19, and did not require a permit provided my handgun was always visible. Underage kids were often present at the shooting range, and often they were not accompanied by any adult.
Here are some of Utah's laws related to this incident:
So unless authorities can prove this kid actually made a threat to someone, it unfortunately looks like this kid will not be charged with a felony. That's too bad.
The parents of this child need to be charged with unsafe storage....this could of had horrible consequences.
Does Utah have a storage requirement?
So unless authorities can prove this kid actually made a threat to someone, it unfortunately looks like this kid will not be charged with a felony. That's too bad.
WTF is wrong with you? The child is 11. You don't give scared 11 year olds that didn't hurt anyone a felony conviction.
The parents of this child need to be charged with unsafe storage....this could of had horrible consequences.
Does Utah have a storage requirement?
So unless authorities can prove this kid actually made a threat to someone, it unfortunately looks like this kid will not be charged with a felony. That's too bad.
WTF is wrong with you? The child is 11. You don't give scared 11 year olds that didn't hurt anyone a felony conviction.
Really? You're talking about a country where mentally handicapped minors are executed. The kid will get a felony conviction.
Really? You're talking about a country where mentally handicapped minors are executed. The kid will get a felony conviction.
What happens legaly is just speculation right now, what will happen will happen.
What I'm talking about is Jughead saying it is too bad that the child will not be charged and face a felony conviction.
He thinks that it would be bad if the child isn't charged.
Really? You're talking about a country where mentally handicapped minors are executed. The kid will get a felony conviction.
What happens legaly is just speculation right now, what will happen will happen.
What I'm talking about is Jughead saying it is too bad that the child will not be charged and face a felony conviction.
He thinks that it would be bad if the child isn't charged.
Are you suggesting it would be good if he wasn't charged?
Are you suggesting it would be good if he wasn't charged?
It would be good if he could avoid a felony conviction that would follow him for the rest of his life. Yes.
More to the point is what laws did the child break? It seems like the child would have broken the law Jughead quoted, about having a dangerous weapon without permission.
That's a class B misdemeanor. A bit more inline with the breach of law that happened.