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I didn't realise how negligent the school had been, this was a totally avoidable situation:
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Wow, listen to this little pos in the newly released bodycam footage:
Has this case not gone to trial yet?
Has this case not gone to trial yet?
He’s going to be in one of those body cam videos in about 10 years.Sounds like he's gonna have many more interactions with criminal justice system in his future...
Wow, listen to this little pos in the newly released bodycam footage:
He’s going to be in one of those body cam videos in about 10 years.
The $10bar is apparently being paid by the schools insurer, lawsuits in the US are pretty crazy, R165 million payout.You can't charge a 6 yr old and put him on trial, nothing happens to the kid.
The mother of the six-year-old boy was convicted of criminal possession of a weapon, making false statements, and child neglect in relation to the shooting and was sentenced to 3+3⁄4 years in prison.
A jury awarded Zwerner $10 million following a civil trial against Ebony Parker, an assistant principal at the school, which concluded in November 2025.
The $10bar is apparently being paid by the schools insurer, lawsuits in the US are pretty crazy, R165 million payout.
They tried to find the assistant principal criminally negligent recently but the case was eventually dismissed, weirdly enough after going to trial.
The shooting occurred on the first day after the student had returned from a suspension for slamming Zwerner’s phone two days earlier.
Zwerner testified she first heard about the gun prior to class recess from a reading specialist who had been tipped off by students. The shooting occurred a few hours later. Despite her injuries, Zwerner was able to hustle her students out of the classroom. She eventually passed out in the school office.
Lindsay Clancy is the caregiver that he needs.Trial? POS should have been removed from the gene pool by now
I don’t blame the kid. It’s his parents I blame.
Yup. This little blank slate has had a lot of garbage dumped onto it from all the wrong people. It's tragic.
The government here is trying to get a law pass that holds parents responsible if their kids get into criminal trouble.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6lye7200g7vo?app-referrer=deep-link
Need more of this.