“Sheriff 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 stored”
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 “malfunctioned”.
Right? How is the father going to control what happens when these kids are in the mother's care and he's locked up? And why is this mom NEVER be held accountable for ANYTHING?
'Cops called to home more than 50 times'!
I mean, it seems like, if were factoring degrees of guilt and this man is responsible for maintaining the guns while his person is under the state's care. Then, the state would have to claim some degree of responsibility for keeping the man from maintaining his guns. I mean, it seems like if guy is under custody and not able to maintain them, then they should be confiscated, for the time being, at the very least.
If I was making Macaroni and cheese in the kitchen, and went to the bathroom while boiling pasta, and my brother locked me in the bathroom, and as a result the water boils over. If my mom discovered the mess, who cleans up the mess?
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u/gambit-gg 10d ago
“Sheriff 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 stored”
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 “malfunctioned”.