Can school shooter be charged as adult AND dad charged for enabling him?

Can school shooter be charged as adult AND dad charged for enabling him?
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[@hawaiingirlbeth]

Lots of kids grow up in dysfunctional families and don't shoot up a school. What meds was he on.

[@828enigma6]

I'll bet the kid was on SSRI antidepressants.

[@paulcooverjr.6947]

Exactly, they all have that in common going back 30 years.

[@bluexeyedxpassion]

METH

[@mariondavis7506]

There it is!

[@janasorensen2556]

The mother was a meth user?

[@mve9924]

Charge drug company CEOs for allowing access to, and PUSHING their SSRIs !!!!

[@cyndiguillory320]

That was my first thought. This is a test.

[@davidkohler7454]

Thats the first thing i thought too. If they are charging the murderer as an adult then that null and voids those charges on the Dad.

[@ChadBoss-qr4hl]

I think the theory is the dad was more like some kind of accomplice.

[@lizzardwizard2000]

Question: it depends on what the prosecutors can prove to the jury regarding dad’s knowing.

[@GmanGSW]

The father should be charged, maybe, for negligence or something similar, knowing his kid was a "danger." However, the father didn't shoot or maime people, the Son Did! This is an attempt by the Govt to scare parents not to purchase a firearm for their child(ren)! The Govt ABC agencies are allowing this! Wonder why?!

[@Hondo515100]

Parents need to be parents not friends to your children and this counts for a lot a things respect, honesty, moral values, integrity, and most of all punishment to fit the behavior and most of all love and compassion.

[@AlllenBundy]

I was given a .22 bolt action rifle when I was 14. But my father also made a point to tell me that I was only given the rifle because I had PROVEN to him that I was responsible. It was also understood that if I did NOT act in a responsible manner that my privileges would be taken away from me. I never had a curfew as a child like most of my friends did. It was also made clear that this freedom was dependent upon me NOT screwing up! There were NO acceptable excuses. I was simply expected to do the right thing, and I did.

[@JoeHonestTruth]

As a lawyer I would say that the DA wants to proceed in the adult court justice system versus juvenile which has totally different procedures, no jury, and limitations as to punishment. The defense attorney will file and litigate the juvenile vs adult issue. Prior Georgia state Supreme Court decisions lays out the governing precedents. This could wind up as a juvenile case with this teenager age 14. The DA typically and predictably takes the aggressive posture because this is a high profile case. But perhaps eventually the case goes to the juvi. system under Georgia precedent. This father is going to do a plea deal eventually. The DA is going to be ultra aggressive in all the powers the government holds against defendants. This dad will be intimated heavily to agree to many year rather than a conviction and sentence 3 times worse. I suspect the son “ratted out” his dad in some way either by accident or on purpose. The shrinks and doctors involved in medicating and treating this teen could be in deep trouble too for all kinds of mismanagement and perhaps even malpractice and license discipline. Given what we know, all firearms and ammo in that household needed to be under airtight and foolproof lock and key. No way given the prior police investigation would any reasonable parent let a teen child have free access and use of any firearm on a solo basis. The firearm must be 100.% under full eyeball supervision at all times.

[@witchdoc5075]

I might be in the minority, but murder for the father? I'm not sure about that. Should he be charged with SOMETHING yes, but murder? Unless somehow they could prove he knew the kid was going to kill people (not just the threats thereof) and then gave him the weapon, then perhaps. I don't know man. Some kids are just assholes no matter how well you discipline them. Shouldn't ALL fall on the dad.

[@MrLangDog]

Charged as an adult, meaning responsible for one's actions, means just that. It seems improper to hold the father responsible unless they charge the kid as a minor.

[@SAR0311]

Ditto and overcharging is how prosecutors often lose cases because they reach too far

[@newguy2794]

Your lovely government at work. ATF A merica's T yrannical F orce It's time to hold the government accountable for their failures.

[@ThatOneGeekyFamilytoo]

I 100% agree. The charge should fit the crime. We can’t go arresting people for being stupid. There might not even be any law the dad violated to be honest. Is it illegal to buy your kid a gun when you are convinced someone set him up and the FBI and local law enforcement never took it further with anyone? I don’t think so. Against, stupid? Yes. But stupidity isn’t a crime unless it’s on the books.

[@tenchraven]

If you're in the minority, we're surrounded by idiots

[@myfavoritemartian1]

Can we arrest and charge the police too for malfeasance? Police knew him as he had a record with them.

[@ScrappyXFL]

If they're charging dad, the FBI should be culpable too. They had a crime they could have arrested the kid on.

[@alhorn2664]

The police and the Fumbling Bumbling Imbeciles should both be held accountable, but we all know that will never happen.

[@GunsAndFishingU.S.A.]

Well the police didn't give him a gun

[@flyone8350]

if the cop who murdered Dillon Taylor for his music headphones can't be arrested and charged, the cop who murdered John T Williams for his woodcarving, what makes you think any cop can be charged for anything, they own the courts and judges, cops own the world and everyone in it. They can do no wrong.

[@larrykempton9660]

@flyone8350 unless the dems and feds want him charged ,and suits their cause , has happened numerous times , summer of love etc .

[@Limescale12]

The dad is guilty of absolute stupidity, logical ineptitude and lack of common sense. But he did NOT commit the crimes he's being charged with. We CANNOT set this precedent - it is obviously designed to be a weapon against gun owners

[@doncraig3665]

i'd say you are pretty close to the truth. as a teacher and psy social worker, i will bet that le was not totally forthcoming with the previous school system and even if they were......can we assume they passed on the info to this kid's new school system?????? i have my doubts! did the father pass it on? hell no. it might not have saved the father, but at least would have given him some cover. just my 2 cents.

[@eurothrasher2823]

Dad LIED in the first investigation of child making threats.....compounded by Sheriff's Dept / FBI not performing their due diligence with furthering the investigation.....Law Enforcement personnel involved with FIRST investigation SHOULD BE FIRED.

[@MattBaker-zd8nq]

My grandfather gave me a 12 gauge shotgun when I was 11 and it has never went out and shot anybody

[@markwatton4752]

@@eurothrasher2823 They get paid to put people on their radar and ignore them, it's in the job description.

[@markwatton4752]

@@MattBaker-zd8nq Yes it did, it just hasn't been caught. That shotgun is wanted in 39 states and Brazil.

[@VioletWings1353]

This is another great example of why you NEVER talk to law enforcement!!!

[@MrLangDog]

That was his 2nd day at THAT school....how can bullying be the cause?

[@GunsAndFishingU.S.A.]

Kids know each other from neighborhood or other school they went together

[@daniellekelly4376]

The fbi is just as guilty because they newabouthe the kid anyearago

[@larrykempton9660]

If its gender confusion , then the gov , and school systems are partly responsible .

[@kimmichaels899]

Yes, crt,dei,genderism, and don't forget; social media, go green or the world will come to a n end. That's right today's system could not get much more immoral than the present "American Marxism " is dirty buisiness of total control and to dumb down everyone. Stay safe.

[@ron7447]

Great video. Tuff call on the dad. He was negligent in many ways, but murder. That is a hard call. Damn shame all the way around. 🇺🇸

[@davidC23333]

His negligence caused lives to be lost.

[@oo7-ro6bu]

No! No communist laws in the US.

[@Mrs.Patriot]

The Bible says not to punish the son for the sin of the father, nor the father for the son, but punish each for his own sin.

[@keithguidry2841]

Doesn't matter how well they are raised. Crazy is crazy!

[@peghead]

Some young, driving-age teens may be un-talented vehicle operators, if the parents gift a vehicle to said teen and he/she is involved in a horrific accident, should the parents be liable? Sounds like a very slippery slope, and one that could affect anyone at any time.

[@trumpbidensameclub6668]

Charge the cia

[@evolution2k6]

The ENTIRE cia and fbi need to be investigated period.

[@charlesballiet7074]

for doing what, not imprisoning's someone for talking shit?

[@angelomercure3747]

Post MK ULTRA mind control slave/victims? Sirhan Sirhan Arthur Bremer Mark David Chapman More?

[@kimmichaels899]

Dei,crt,genderism, screw kid heads up more than ever!! Maybe you are really a girl!! What a sad state of affairs! Be safe.

[@jimlippi4001]

His Father should a bought him a dirt bike.

[@CarportCarl]

Charge the teachers and anyone else promoting homosexuality or gender identity lies to minors.

[@guymetdrapedes220]

Lol union police would never arrest union teachers. Same team.

[@kolalawawokiya]

Sounds to me like they are using guilt by association. That way they can charge both for the same crime.

[@mullhollandmace7271]

More importantly can the FBI be charged with negligence by having knowledge about the shooter and doing nothing? Or is doing nothing part of a bigger agenda we don't know about?

[@nonyabeezwax4303]

These ned's they guve they kids are making them angry and easily set off. That's way too many LGTBQ shooters. I didn't agree wumuth parents being charged with murder too. NO! The school should be in trouble for allowing a gun In The school.

[@icnow2097]

Oh honey, we know

[@bretaschleman8289]

Yes we do

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

Exactly

[@Peterbilt01]

All part of the script written by the social elite to futher their agenda.

[@andrewczski1969]

When the powers see there's a threat, and it can work to their advantage- their backing off and doing nothing to prevent tragedy.....

[@wildcat8598]

Weirdest part is how the elderly woman neighbor who lives across the street says she’s never seen the teen, only the two younger siblings and the dad till that morning when she noticed him at the bus stop for the first time ever. Something is weird with this whole thing.

[@SAR0311]

Another kid addicted to video games that never steps out in the light of day

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

Charging the father IS a crime

[@cheriedoughan5583]

I looked at both pictures of the dad vs shooter. The Dad looks remorseful and shooter doesn’t care. Reports have it the kid is gay. Who knows what he is on.

[@Polarcutter]

Talk about a slippery slope 🖕🏿

[@calilicious1111]

I agree the dad should be charged with some kind of negligence or something. But without direct knowledge of his kids intent to commit the crime, how can it be murder? Its like some kind of weird twisted double jeopardy type of situation there imo. I also want to know how can a kid be charged as an adult, but adult penalties are taken off the table due to him being 14 and a minor? It doesnt make sense the kid is charged as an adult if theyre not going to penalize him as such. Theyve split hairs and convoluted the law imo.

[@additudeobx]

Paul, your reasoning is absolutely correct. 100%.

[@jeffhays1968]

There is info floating around the kid had gender issues. Again ?

[@ChadBoss-qr4hl]

I assume we’re going to start charging the parent when urban youths run buck wild all over the city. No? Yeah, didn’t think so.

[@evilzarmy1]

Another person with the ability to think, I'm up to four today and it's almost bed time

[@jyro6368]

I agree with you. Don't gift your clearly troubled 14 year old an AR15 to get him away from video games. Especially after a visit from the cops for threats. Give the kid a dirt bike, hiking gear, binos... anything freaking else.

[@SAR0311]

Maybe they should have started running and lifting weights together instead or go to sporting and entertainment venues together. Maybe he should have been more heavy-handed and how he let the boy grow his hair and clothes that he can wear to school even if the boy hated it still would have been for his betterment.

[@evilzarmy1]

@@SAR0311 we can't all be metro sexual queers who are so narcacistic that we stand and stare at our own bodies in the mirror for hours everyday, but you do you

[@Curt-Gevert]

The road to hell is usually paved with good intentions. I don't like the idea of charging the father like this, because it will be so broadly applied that even if an underage kid makes any sort of naughty comment in class, the father will wind up being charged with a hate crime of some sort.

[@bumpercoach]

Not logically BUT juvenile charges are for shoplifting NOT for multi-murder

[@eurothrasher2823]

THE ONLY TIME GOVERNMENT wants parents to be involved with the actions of their children is when SHIT HITS THE FAN like this. With everything else GOVERMENT says Parents have NO SAY !

[@basedyt6485]

Wow. You mean a certain "entity" just "let something happen" to further it's goals??? Hard to believe!😂 Has this entity done this before?😮

[@ConstitutionalPatriot]

Makes one wonder, did the father seek out help for his son after the reported threat, and that help was in the form of a BLACK BOX WARNING? That certainly seems to be a plausible reality in today's world...

[@MrHybridblue]

This just seems wrong. This is more about going after "gun rights / 2A" than it is about the father. He was not behind the trigger and was trying to apparently teach responsibility and providing an outlet. There are failures here but I don't think the father should be going to jail over this. Your actions are yourse and no one else's. Can we put parents in jail now because their kid is a drug dealer and kills someone? Can we put them in jail for driving recklessly and killing someone? Better yet, Can we put the parents in JAIL because their kid is in a gang and kills someone? Seems like that would be just as relevant for something like this. What is the difference? @legallyarmedamerica

[@dvadams41]

That is my question as well..... how can the adult father be charged with these charges when they're charging the son as an adult.

[@charlesballiet7074]

this is just more gov ovverreach to see if they can criminalize weapon transfers

[@davidcbrainard]

The dad was clearly negligent when he gave his troubled son an AR15 with free access to it. But second degree murder is a bit of a stretch. The dad made a horrible decision but it wasn’t with the intent of anyone getting hurt or killed.

[@kimmichaels899]

That's true common sense was absent. We never had such things as shooting in the 70s ! I understand times change but not for the better always. Dei,crt,genderism and if that isn't enough kids are also being told the world will end if we don't go green . I cannot imagine if we were told our gender may be anything we fell it is when we're 6-16 years old. How about learning to read,write, real history not some over baked theories..

[@tylermorrison7051]

Officer Chauvin was charged 2nd degree murder of Geroge Floyd. Personally, I think he was negligent, but politics taints everything.

[@walterwhitaker1395]

Here's my two cents worth....The father unknowingly aided and abetted a crime where his juvenile son killed people and elevated himself into adult status by the nature of the crime. Two separate issues that horrifically came togather! If we could apply the would have, should have,could have, to stop the unforeseeable in our everyday lives wouldn't that be wonderful.

[@ronin2963]

This sounds like more bullying and specialized treatment. No effort was made to help this 14yo kid. The police are not social services or welfare

[@4g63attack]

If I was the father I would probably let the child learn the martial arts.. then decide after

[@HKGunPlay]

Supposedly there is some gender identity issues as well. But we will see

[@Mustangsally-k6l]

If that's true why isn't the FBI being charged. After all they knew a year ago that there were threats of a school shooting. Hold the FBI accountable as well

[@markmcintosh7095]

You tube is killing channels on a lot of people.

[@roguedefensefirearmsllc6194]

When he gave his son the gun, he was considered a child at the time. He wasn't considered an adult, until he killed those victims. There also might be a "statute of limitations" that either does, or doesn't allow them to charge the dad for giving him the gun while he was considered a child.

[@anthonyboatright6715]

This is bullcr😢ap! NO THE FATHER SHOULDN'T BE ABLE TO BE CHARGED FOR SOMETHING HIS ADULT SON DID !!

[@stanleygurski7733]

14 is not an adult.

[@davidhelfrich2511]

​@@stanleygurski7733I was going to say the same thing.

[@sergemananga9076]

Who bought this weapon for his birthday ? 🤦‍♂

[@davidhelfrich2511]

@@sergemananga9076 the father

[@witchdoc5075]

I'm on the fence. Should he be held liable for something? Yes, but MURDER? That I cannot get on board with. Unless they can prove he KNEW the kid was going to actually shoot people.

[@Unus_mundus_]

It’s like when law enforcement accidentally kills somebody why aren’t they arrested?

[@thefucrew9865]

If they can track this kid, why do they not track all of the drill rap/thugs shooters that threaten each other online, in Chicago, Detroit, Memphis, Oakland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, etc. ????

[@SAR0311]

They do. And sometimes they even use their social media and lyrics as evidence to get their prosecutions but more times than not there's other things that prevent them from being able to win their prosecution in court.

[@thefucrew9865]

@@SAR0311 , nothing but excuses.

[@SAR0311]

​@@thefucrew9865they are hamstrung by technicalities and laws and lack of witnesses. Prosecutors are not going to go forward if they don't believe they will win. And even when they do go forward oftentimes they still lose because the jury just won't convict

[@thefucrew9865]

@@SAR0311 , again....all I heard are excuses. If they could track the CTA shooter after 30 minutes, they could find all of these guys threatening others on Discord, Reddit, Facebook, TikTok, X, etc... Stop being disingenuous.

[@evilzarmy1]

Because government likes to use violence and the threat of violence to force compliance, why would they remove another source of violence that is no threat to them?

[@docholt0000]

Did the father make mistakes YES. They are charging the kid as an adult so I don't see how they can hold the father responsible ! They are treating him as an adult so I don't think it's right to charge Dad. You can't have it both ways!!!

[@logan5797]

I agree but unfortunately the government can and will whatever they want.

[@ccoop2416]

The issue is mental health not guns he could have used anything, WILL THE POLITICIANS EVER HAVE AN OUNCE OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR PROPAGANDA, AND THE DIRECT HARM IT CAUSES TO THE POPULATION INCLUDING THIS CHILD ,THIS IS THEIR FAULT FOR POLITICIZIING GUNS INSTEAD OF THE REAL ISSUE MENTAL HEALTH OF AMERICA

[@gh4121-b5n]

If pops can be charged why not crooks’ parents also?

[@SAR0311]

Because he was an adult

[@OldFashioned-h1k]

@@SAR0311 Living under their roof. He had mental health issues and his parents are mental health professionals but they did not prevent him accessing firearms.

[@wldr68]

It wasn't him who threatened the 1st time, his discord was hacked and someone else tried to swat the kid. There is a difference between the Dad's and the Kid's Psychological processes, the Dad knew his son was innocent of the 1st incident; but the kid who's already being sexually harassed and bullied, would feel eventually that he's being persecuted for nothing and not being protected that he might as well do the crime because he has already had his life ruined by the bullies. His father did what he did trying to be closer to his son, but also help him affirm his Masculinity. It's a living nightmare when nobody believes you, especially the people who are supposed to listen like the teachers, administrators and authorities 😢.

[@SAR0311]

That was his excuse at least

[@evilzarmy1]

I see you also have experience dealing with the corrupt and evil government employees, never stop fighting for what's right

[@Trip-ef9hw]

Who here believes KZbin should be held responsible for all that they are doing openly for these Democrats and Rhinos and behind closed curtains?.

[@anitaxxx4498]

Read one article that said the kid was gay and mad that others were bashing trans people. That's not being brought out by the msm. My question is why they didn't keep him on a short leash since he had made comments before.

[@evilzarmy1]

Because this isn't North Korea Or China, how bout you take your ideas and yourself to one of those countries

[@joehiden7475]

I'm pretty sure in all the footage we have seen that it was a long gun was shown laying on the ground. It is legal in GA to gift a minor a long gun. So how are they charging the dad? Being stupid is not by itself against the law. Great analysis of the GA law.

[@NPC-HonoraryRooftopKorean]

21 to purchase a pistol, 18 to carry, while rifles and shotguns don’t really have a minimum age due to hunting.

[@dw7070]

You as man with child with special needs you’ve got a insight into something non of us can not even deal with damn it ,with all you do your wife has to be a very special women god bless your family and from my family who has a special needs child,and we all have special needs thank you ❤🙏🏼🇺🇸👮‍♀️🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇸

[@johnny-brings-a-good-point]

Keep giving us great content, Paul. And congrats on getting 418k subs; I hope you get 500k before the end of this year.

[@LegallyArmedAmerica]

I appreciate that!

[@KD-lb9bg]

You either charge the kid as an adult and then you can’t charge the father with murder or you charge the kid as a minor and then you can charge the father. You can’t have your cake and eat it too.

[@tenchraven]

People think the justice system is about feelings. It's not like civil law, dummies. Normally, I would say if the offspring is charged as an adult, the parents can't be. If the parents are charged, then the offspring is charged as a minor. BUT! Given the history, I could see charging the father as an accessory, or a negligence based charge, much like you would a dad who buys booze and boy DUIs. There is a problem, though. Murder charges, for the man who didn't pull the trigger? Thats over charging and probably a prosecutor who is trying to get re-elected. Then outrage when this fails in court, maybe even trying to get a mostly peaceful situation. Dad's denial does not make him an active participant. Guessing this DA is an Atlanta liberal who thinks collective guilt and reparations are a good idea.

[@elkhunter8664]

These are initial charges. Throwing the book at him as it were. The charges that will likely stick when this goes to trial are the four counts of Involuntary Manslaughter. The prosecutors do not have to prove malice or intent. They just have to convince a jury that the defendant acted in a reckless OR negligent manner ( supplying the firearm ) that ( without intent ) contributed to the four fatalities committed by his son. Sentencing for I.M. in GA is 1-10 years if convicted.

[@cx3268]

If you underage kids does damage to someone else property. Parent can be held liable.

[@jasonstephenson793]

All these mass shootings at school in the 2000s, all have one thing in common, school admin failed to secure the schools. When are we going to start holding these principles, vic principles, extra accountable for their failures. You know we are going after the Secret Service over their failures at the Trump rally, yet we never ever go after any one that works at these schools. How did he sneak the rifle into the school? Even when disassembled, a AR will not fit totally in side a common school backpack, which means he would of had to use a oversized backpack of duffle bag, it would of seem very odd to have a very oversized backpack being brought to school. Another thing if his prior school though he might be a danger to their school, why wasn't the new school notified & if it was why did they fail to take precautions like searching him, every time he interred the school As the father goes, he had no evidence his son was going to do this, even the FBI investigation failed to bring up any evidences to bring charges or any other legal actions such as mandatory mental eval. I also want to point out that law enforcement have a rich history of starting faults investigations, we all know this or wrongfully putting people on terror watch & no fly list. So, saying the father new his son was a danger to others based solely of one interaction with FBI, is BS. .Now the cover up has already started, how do we know this? By how in press conferences, government is patting themselves on the back, refusing to give even the littlest info on the schools failure, how quick they have moved to arrest & charge the father & how they are controlling the news media narrative over this. Also, how fast they are rushing this to court. Father arrested the someday, both had court appointed attorneys the very next day for their arrements. & now it's like 3 months from now until the next court date?

[@xforce708]

In the beginning of your video it’s stated I believe that it was stated that the threat was made and that Gray MIGHT have been a part of it. So we’re there more than one person making comments? I’ve yet to figure out was it a typed threat or something said into a microphone? So, I’m just not sure they had any real evidence. Maybe all they had was he said she said??? But I’m definitely not seeing enough evidence here for me to think dad should be arrested for this and the sons being tried as an adult. I can’t ever recall a case like this and if it goes full tilt Pandora’s box is opened. What if your spouse takes your gun and goes out on a spree, could you be on the hook for that too? I mean in the interview dad tells them he’s teaching him to hunt, to get outdoors and off video games. He’s states he’s been going to the school about the boys grades and that he’s being picked on. So the only evidence I’ve been presented is that he’s trying to help the boy. Someone needs to put down some damning evidence for me to believe you’re doing 180 years for something you didn’t personally go do.

[@46bovine]

The parent shouldn’t have talked to the police/FBI without an attorney, and shouldn’t have allowed his son to talk to the cops or FBI without legal representation also.

[@rogerwood5228]

I view it the same as with police officers and local governments. If a cop is criminally charged, it's personally on him. If it's civil stuff, the government is on the hook. I don't think it's rational nor ethical to criminally charge another person for someone else's crimes.

[@jasonaltier8520]

Feelings not hurt here I think you're on the right page keep up the good work and I'll keep watching God Bless America godspeed PS please go out and vote

[@hphillips7425]

Does law enforcement not follow up on the warnings because it doesn’t fit a certain political parties agenda??????

[@augggie]

A classic case of the nut 🌰 doesn’t fall far from the tree 🌲

[@1945jlee]

Thanks Paul...

[@Trip-ef9hw]

Then we want KZbin to be held responsible for all that they we're not involved with, but we know for a fact that they actually we're.

[@jasonwarren8269]

As a gun owner I perfer not to take psych meds for my safety and the safety of others. I'm afraid of the side effects like suicidal thoughts and murderous tendencies.

[@pomztoybox6877]

This doesn't track. Had his dad bought him a pickup truck and the kid used it to run down his classmates, would the dad fall under the same charges? Again, this just does not track.

[@Sweet-fn6po]

Research the gun safety act from 2022. Educate yourself

[@evilzarmy1]

@@Sweet-fn6po Shall you also educate yourself on the countless gun laws ruled unconstitutional in the last few years, I see you are a blue flag tyrant supporter

[@roncrowder8184]

Very informative. I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@LegallyArmedAmerica]

Thank you very much!

[@Joshua-ei7lo]

The dad got way more than he should have... This is soo fucked up...

[@bobs6473]

Wait til they start charging gun owners when someone burglarize ur house and steal ur house.

[@Trip-ef9hw]

What makes you all think that our enemies will not keep trying to change the laws to get rid our rights?.

[@ozarkhillbilly1431]

Good question at the end,about two adults charged for same crime.

[@vicdiaz5180]

You’re correct! How ignorant is the father buying the kid a firearm after he made threats? This is just pure irresponsible.

[@trustworthydan]

That's a slippery slope, bud.

[@mobilegamersunite]

This is wild ...so they already had this kid making threats.. and just forgot about him? WTF???

[@scavl14]

you know the fbi had the ip address of the person that made the threat. They informed the sheriffs department that went directly to their home. Sure sounds like they took it on face value that he didn't make the post. SMH

[@mobilegamersunite]

@scavl14 than what's the point of having these safeguards in place? Someone should be fired over ignoring this. My son wants a rifle, he's 16...I told him he better learn how to use his hands ✋️ 🙄 When he's older he will inherent mine.

[@scavl14]

@@mobilegamersunite I agree, someone definitely dropped the ball on the investigation. Would think the fbi would have handed over evidence to local authorities on who and where the threat was posted. Sounds like local authority screwed up and those investigating the family need to be questioned on their decisions as well along side the father. Best of luck to you and your son, boxing classes or a grappling class are great to teach skill and discipline.

[@mobilegamersunite]

@scavl14 if I pay for karate classes then me and my son will go out like Baki and his dad! 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@scavl14]

@@mobilegamersunite I must be too old for the reference but the classes are worth it.

[@loquat4440]

There is video of the 14 yr with a long gun in the school.

[@jbartlett1840]

I want to know why the FBI was hanging around the shooter for over a year

[@PeterRoos]

Spot on as usual Paul. Red flags everywhere: broken home, addicted mommy, abusive dad, bullied in school, online threats of violence with guns. And daddy responds by giving his mentally deranged kid an AR15 for Christmas. I mean, whiskey tango foxtrot. Haven't we learned anything from the Crumbleys?!

[@evilzarmy1]

Ever bit of what you said has no basis in reality, those are all lies told by the media, stop drinking the koolaid, it is bad for you

[@scottsimonton7200]

Curious are you still up on Perry IA from January? Locally there's been such a hush on the whole thing even the local news few days ago commented on the families are still being kept in the dark. Did Nashville start a new trend of this action being in the news for a few days then stifled?

[@mikeu9770]

Paul great show tonight keep up the good work

[@DougBird-p9g]

Or how can he be a minor before the shooting and an adult after the fact. Pick one.

[@SAR0311]

If you are a minor and commit a heinous crime you can be charged as an adult. That has always been the law.

[@DougBird-p9g]

Yes I know just wondering how they came to twist that into existence. But thanks for the legal history lesson.

[@juliepilcher713]

My 31 year old daughter was murdered by a 10 year old (boyfriends son) on ADD medicine with a shotgun his father gave him as a Christmas present. It was preplanned. The boy was not able to be charged as an adult, we barely got him charged at all. But Marcys law took affect in Georgia. They told us the father couldn't be charged because it was a long gun. The boy did stay in juvenile till he turned 21. He is out now with nothing on his record.

[@mikekares-b8q]

Viewers of this channel might find this a little Odd . But the powers at hand keep pushing Gay and rainbow 🌈 adds before the videos . Probably just a fluke or a timely coincidence.Thanks Paul for the information .

[@bishbash6547]

Its a 450 bushmaster gun fyi... with a scope..

[@alancranford3398]

Paul, why aren't the mental health care provider and the school staff also under arrest for their failure to properly care for and supervise Colt Gray? Back in 1966, a college student named Charles Whitman was seeing a psychiatrist and taking diet pills, even told his doctor of his plans--so the problem didn't just happen overnight.

[@marzcapone9939]

Like others are saying, depends on what proof they have about the Father's knowledge of his son's mental state, and the location and type of the firearm. They'll charge him with anything they think will stick, like throwing spaghetti at the wall. Possible charges Strawman purchase? Kid wasn't charged with a crime, last year, was there a legal reason the kid couldn't possess that firearm? What was the firearm, a pistol AR, or a rifle, was it the one in the photo from his hunting trip? Where was that rifle stored, Georgia doesn't have safe storage laws. But, did the kid "steal" it from his Father? If he broke into a lock, and took it without permission, the kid was breaking another law. IDK, I'm not a lawyer just some thoughts.

[@hblegal8309]

You have great tactical shirts, my friend! You have REAL not-so-common sense these days. Great job of connecting the dots!

[@Soloong_Gaybowzer]

If they can charge the dad, they can charge the manufacturer.

[@LuminaryCursorem]

You are absolutely right. The father was an absolute ignoramus to buy dude a AR. Like seriously, what did he expect to happen?