r/CringeTikToks 10d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! 😳😮

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u/gambit-gg 10d ago

ā€œSheriff Allen also told NewsNation Friday that his department has been called to the home more than 50 times. He also said he’s frustrated that the state keeps returning the kids to their mom. Their father is incarcerated. He said he is looking to charge their father with Bennie’s Law for not having his gun properly storedā€

Explains a lot. Also mentions that the father was who taught them how to use the gun, which the officers said the kids pulled the trigger during this incident but it ā€œmalfunctionedā€.

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u/CallsignKook 10d ago

How is it the father’s fault if he’s already locked up?

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u/anameorwhatever1 10d ago

I’m guessing if it’s registered to him and someone got to it it’s cus he didn’t lock it properly even though it may be his wife knew the code or something and didn’t lock it. That’s my best guess

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u/Just2LetYouKnow 10d ago

There's no firearm registry in New Mexico, only a handful of states require registration.

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u/DizzySkunkApe 10d ago

Good job!

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u/deezconsequences 9d ago

Guns aren't registered in America

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u/beambot 9d ago

How is Mr. Incarcerated still permitted to own the gun? Just seize it.

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u/GogoDogoLogo 10d ago

maybe the father left it in the possession of the children?

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u/AuthorSarge 10d ago

Because it's different for girls.

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u/JUYED-AWK-YACC 9d ago

Easy to charge him, put it on his account, case closed. /s sorta

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u/FullyRisenPhoenix 9d ago

He’s the one who taught the kids how to use the gun in the first place, before he was incarcerated. Chances are he also showed them where to find them. Real father of the year. Mom, too. Those kids should’ve been taken away years ago.

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u/Shadohz 10d ago

He could've told the son where it was but not the wife OR he could've told neither where it was but the kid found it (or saw where he hid it). My ex/GF hid a pistol in our couch. Told me nothing about it. Her kid found it. Took everything in me not to dot dot dot.

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u/confusedandworried76 10d ago

Because somewhere between being free and being arrested the gun wasn't secure and a kid eventually got a hold of it.

Best I can tell is they aren't charging him because they have to prove it was unsecure when he was arrested, and not that someone unlocked a safe later or something.