Virginia parents arrested after gun went off inside 3rd grader’s backpack at school

Couple Parents of Virginia They were arrested after their third grade son caught an unsecured gun in the house, put him in his backpack and went to school, where he inadvertently extinguished during classes, according to officials.

Ciara Armstead (36) and Terrence Carroll Jr., 34, were accused of recklessly left with a filled, unprotected firearm in order to endanger the life or a child under the age of 14, an offense, and deliberately or carelessly triggered or allow the child to enter the felon.

The child found an unprotected gun in his home and put a gun on the backpack before going to school Lee Hill Elementary School In the Spotsylvania district on Monday, a press release was announced by Sheriff’s Spotsylvania Sheriff Office.

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Ciara Armstead and Terrence Carroll Jr. They are faced with accusations after a gun in his third -grade third -grade backpack is inadvertently inadvertently at school. (Sheriff’s Office Spotsylvania)

Shortly before 11am on Monday, the baby arrived in the backpack during class to grab something and inadvertently pull the trigger on the gun, Sheriff’s office said.

After the gun extinguished, the teacher immediately evacuated all 26 students from the classroom and informed School resources officer incident.

The child found a unsecured gun in their home and put a gun in their school backpack before going to school. (Sheriff of the Spotsylvania County Office)

According to Sheriff’s office, there were no physical injuries to any children or staff.

Sheriff’s office said his investigation found that the child did not intend to harm anyone.

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The baby arrived at his backpack during teaching to grab something and inadvertently pull the trigger on the gun. (East)

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Armstead and Carroll Jr. They were released on an insecure $ 5,000 bond. Both have an item scheduled for Friday in the Domestic Court of Spotsylvania District Court.

The child does not face accusations regarding the incident.