According to officials, a couple from Virginia were arrested by their third -class son after capturing an unsafe handgun inside the house, put it in their bags and went to school, where it was inadvertently closed during classroom, according to officials.
Siara Armstad, 36, and Terence Carroll Junior, 34, was accused of leaving a filled, unsafe guns, to endanger the life or limb of a child below 14 years of age, a raped, and carelessness or carelessness or carelessly or carelessly, a hooliganism, a hooliganism, a hooliganism, a hooliganism.
The office of Spotsylvania County Sheriff said in a press release that the child found an unsafe handgun in his home before going to school at Li Hill Elementary School in Sportsylvania County on Monday.
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Siara Armstad and Terence Carroll Junior are facing allegations after a gun in the backpack of their third -class son, which was inadvertently closed in school. (Spotsylvania Sheriff Office)
Shortly before 11 am on Monday, the child reached his backpack during the classroom to grab something and inadvertently pulled the trigger on the gun, the Sheriff Office said.
After the gun was closed, the teacher immediately vacated all 26 students from the class and informed the school resource officer of the incident.
The child found an unsafe handgun in his house and put the gun in his school backpack before going to school. (Spotsylvania County Sheriff Office)
According to the Sheriff Office, no child or staff had any physical injuries.
Sheriff’s office said that his investigation found that the child did not intend to harm anyone.
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The child had reached his backpack during the classroom to grab something and inadvertently pulled the trigger on the gun. (Istock)
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Armstad and Carol Junior were released on $ 5,000 unsafe bonds. Both have a meaning for Friday in Sportsylvania County Juvenile Domestic Court.
The child is not facing allegations regarding the incident.
