The teen was charged 6 months ago, but he was on pre-trial release now. So he is not as yet a convicted person, right?
I'm a neighbor of the high school, and over 30 years time, I know of only two or three other truly dangerous incidents. Granted that this one was very dangerous, I still think that it shows that, in general, the current system is working. So I disagree we need to fence and control the perimeter of the schools, as if it is a jail.
Rather, the young man's parents still need to be brought to the task of training their child in morality as well as in safe and legal gun ownership. And I do think at least juvenile detention is in order. Put a criminal in jail, not all the rest of us.
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