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Old 02-13-2018, 07:43 PM
 
Location: Gaston, South Carolina
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I believe it was on this board a week or two ago someone had asked the question why parents weren't charged when their kids shot up a school. Most of us said because the parents weren't responsible and usually did not know. Here is a case where the mother let his 14-year-old build up an arsenal to "teach him responsibility." SMH

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Lenora Ann Hendrix, of Markleysburg, Pennsylvania, was charged with knowingly and intentionally delivering or providing a firearm to a minor, according to ABC affiliate WTAE, after her son threatened to carry out a mass shooting at Uniontown High School last month.
Mother charged after 14-year-old son allegedly stockpiled weapons for school shooting - ABC News
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