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"Just days after calling its newly hired armed security guard 'a tremendous asset to the safety of our students,' a Michigan school released a statement saying the retired firearms instructor had caused a "breach in security protocol" by leaving his handgun unattended in the school's bathroom.
Clark Arnold, formerly of the Lapeer County Sheriff's Office, was hired as a security officer by the Chatfield School in Lapeer following a review of security procedures in the wake of last month's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary."
And the NRA wants to arm teachers and principals. If one firearms safety instructor and former sheriff so quickly made this mistake, imagine how many unsecured guns several hundred thousand armed teachers would leave around.
"Just days after calling its newly hired armed security guard 'a tremendous asset to the safety of our students,' a Michigan school released a statement saying the retired firearms instructor had caused a "breach in security protocol" by leaving his handgun unattended in the school's bathroom.
Clark Arnold, formerly of the Lapeer County Sheriff's Office, was hired as a security officer by the Chatfield School in Lapeer following a review of security procedures in the wake of last month's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary."
Guns=safety. Gun nut logic. So just having the gun in the school increased the possibility that some patriotic hero could have killed someone they identified as the bad guy.
I hope gun nuts keep talking. Go on more talk shows. Show us more of the crazy, paranoia, and violent fantasies that is gun nut logic.
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