Mother charged with child abuse after second grader brought gun to Michigan elementary school

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Michigan officials filed charges against a parent and one other individual after a seven-year-old boy brought an unloaded gun to an elementary school.

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Staff at Cesar E. Chavez Elementary School in Grand Rapids, Michigan, confiscated an unloaded handgun from the second grader on May 3. Winstrom said officials did not believe there were any threats of violence from the student. Becker said the gun was brought into the child's home and left in an area where he could access it. Becker declined to answer where the gun was located before the child obtained it.The child abuse charge carries a penalty of up to one year in prison and the felony weapons charge carries a penalty of up to five years in prison.Grand Rapids Public Schools banned backpacks earlier this month after a handgun was found on a student.

In three of the four incidents, a gun was in a backpack. The district said the latest confiscations involved elementary school students, including the discovery of a

 

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