Florida father arrested for bringing loaded gun to school after son called him and cried that a teacher had 'slammed' him
27-year-old Christopher Freeman has been charged with possession of a firearm on school grounds, aggravated assault with a weapon, and disrupting the peace
A Florida father has been charged after he brought a loaded firearm to his son's school and allegedly made death threats to teachers. The 27-year-old Christopher Freeman was arrested on Monday, March 11, at the Bear Lakes Middle School in West Palm Beach Florida at around 4 pm after he was spotted on school grounds with a handgun.
According to ABC News, which obtained a copy of the police report filed in connection to the incident, a school resource officer noticed the handgun sticking out of the 27-year-old's pants, resulting in a school shutdown.
Angry dad brings loaded AK-47 to Florida school because son called crying, police say. https://t.co/QF0kuIvFjf pic.twitter.com/WdYFmMJ8fH
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