Father of Michigan school shooter found guilty of involuntary manslaughter

And now there's a precedent set to help stop with your school shootings America, everytime an underage person gets hold of and uses a gun on other people, you can now charge the parents, once a couple more go down you watch how quickly people start properly securing their guns away or more on the extreme side, just give most of them up.

You have something to help stop school shootings, please use it America, it's too saddening seeing how many children die at your school's when it could be dealt with just be properly securing your guns away from children.

Good, they were both grossly negligent with a weapon.

I have a couple thoughts on this. First, if the adults are guilty and the courts accepted the argument that they neglected to give the child the help he needed, why is the child serving a life sentence? The article makes it sound like he wanted help and knew he needed it.

Also, I thought I read that the parents had not just left the weapon unsecured, but let him use it.

These have got to be some of the stupidest people alive, holy shit

It's pretty wild that you can charge someone as an adult and then charge their parents.

I really don't get the existence of charging someone as an adult regardless though.

Wow they actually did it

Sorry, I'm a little overwhelmed with our self-imposed firearms crises. Which *shooting was this, the one where the parents literally gave an ineligible, depressed teenager a weapon for mass killing?

Good start. Now go after the gun stores.