Would have been just as stupid then as now
Back then, nobody would've been screwing with someone else's bag, so the gun never would've been discovered in the first place.
The person in question is a first year teacher at this particular school. IMO, the "forgot to remove it after visiting the range" is a BS attempt to cover his a**. Reportedly the teacher carries the misplaced bag everywhere with him daily and has a carry license. He was dumb and got caught carrying where he wasn't supposed to. Said teacher also left his classroom unattended while on lockdown to attempt to recover his firearm after realizing that his bag was left in the library and the lockdown was initiated. Brilliant...
Sounds like he will win a very special prize after the investigation is complete.
An extended all-expenses-paid vacation at a 5-star, Federally approved, gray-bar hotel...
Different day and age for sure.
Grew up in Mustang, and back then you could have gone to the parking lot and would have seen that just about every truck had a rack with something in it. Of course back then Mustang was still mostly pastures and wheat fields and we handled ourselves very differently, people would work things out without using a gun or knife 99.99% of the time.
Now it is mostly subdivisions and everyone is afraid to take an asswhooping.
Grew up in Mustang, and back then you could have gone to the parking lot and would have seen that just about every truck had a rack with something in it. Of course back then Mustang was still mostly pastures and wheat fields and we handled ourselves very differently, people would work things out without using a gun or knife 99.99% of the time.
Now it is mostly subdivisions and everyone is afraid to take an asswhooping.
Man, I dunno. Leaving a (loaded?) weapon unattended in a school library constitutes a wee bit more than just an "oopsie" ...
Back then ... nobody would be snooping around and looking into his private property.
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