Student May Be Expelled For Playing With Toy Gun In His Own Yard

A suspended seventh-grade student in Virginia Beach, Va., could be expelled for the rest of the school year for shooting an airsoft gun with a friend in his yard as they waited for the bus to come.
Khalid Caraballo, 12, and his friend, Aidan, were suspended for "possession, handling and use of a firearm" because they "shot two other friends who were with them while playing" with the airsoft guns.

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Posted: Sep 25 2013, 4:18 PM

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may as well expell over half the kids from every school in the nation, classic over reach by 'fear mongering' reactionaries.

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Posted: Sep 26 2013, 11:21 PM

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this kid shot another kid who was waiting at the bus stop.

this is why the school is involved.

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