Michigan parents charged with misdemeanors after 3-year-old son displayed loaded gun at daycare
A teacher removed the weapon before anyone was hurt, and prosecutors say the parents failed to secure it under Michigan law.
- The parents of a 3-year-old boy in Michigan were charged with misdemeanors after he displayed a loaded gun at daycare, which was reportedly passed to other children before staff intervened.
- One parent was charged for violating Michigan's gun storage law, while the other, a police officer, was charged with fourth-degree child abuse for creating a risk of harm.
- Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy expressed concern about the potential dangers, stating it is unsettling to think about what could have happened.
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Toddler pulls out a loaded firearm during daycare, now the parents are under arrest
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!Check out our Election 2026 Dashboard to keep track ot the upcoming midterms!This is not the first time a child brought a loaded firearm to daycare. While most common-sense folks would assume it is not rocket science to lock your firearms up, especially when loaded AND ESPECIALLY when you have young children in the house, clearly not everyone has an IQ higher tha…
Parents Charged After Toddler Brings Loaded Gun to Daycare
A 3-year-old's backpack contents have claimed his parents in court and his police officer father off the street. Authorities say the child bought a loaded, holstered handgun into Children's World Early Learning Center in Canton, a Detroit suburb, on Monday, took it out, and passed it to classmates before a...
A loaded gun was passed around to several children at a Michigan daycare center. The gun failed to fire, and the parents were charged.
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