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5 Firearms Seized From Massachusetts Home After Report of Second Grader Bringing Gun to School

Police said the home held five unregistered firearms and ammunition, and two residents are expected to face weapons charges.

  • On Tuesday, Swansea Police seized five unregistered firearms from a home after investigating reports that a second-grade student allegedly brought a handgun to Mark G. Hoyle Elementary School on a previous school day.
  • Officers received the initial report Monday night and took "additional safety precautions" at the school Tuesday morning while developing probable cause to obtain a search warrant for the residence.
  • During the Tuesday afternoon search, officers found five unregistered, unsecured firearms and ammunition, while a K-9 unit sweeping the elementary school building found no weapons or ammunition.
  • Swansea police plan to file an application for a criminal complaint in Fall River District Court on Wednesday to charge two residents of the home with weapons-related offenses.
  • Authorities do not believe there is an active threat to the school community, though police will maintain an increased presence at the school on Wednesday to ensure safety.
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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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