Police and Security Officers Keep Leaving Their Guns in School Bathrooms
There have been several recent incidents involving armed officers who forgot to take their guns with them after using the bathroom on a K-12 campus.
There have been several recent incidents involving armed officers who forgot to take their guns with them after using the bathroom on a K-12 campus.
The gun that was left in the school bathroom was discovered by a student.
An armed security officer who worked for Bryan ISD left their firearm and holster in an elementary school bathroom.
One Fort Bend ISD officer left their gun in a bathroom, while another officer left theirs in a fifth-grade classroom.
The verdict comes a month after Baylor settled another lawsuit filed by 15 women who alleged they were sexually assaulted at the school.
Police say the hospital security officers often “joke around,” and sometimes that involves pointing their guns at each other.
The maintenance worker was shot in the eye when the gun went off.
The victim, who is now 22-years-old, was sodomized with a pool stick by his football teammates at a team dinner back in 2012.
The then 16-year-old Taft Union student was shot in the chest by a classmate in 2013 and still deals with lead pellets that remain embedded in his body.
Authorities said Peterson would not have been able to help the 11 victims on the ground level of the school but could have played a role in saving the victims on the third floor.
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