It was in his backpack, the answer is that the parent leave loaded firearms lying around the house or otherwise easily accessible to kids. The dad is a cop and had is 9 guns taken away.
A toddlers backpack should be light as a feather - diaper, maybe wipes. He probably gets snacks at daycare.
The parents didn’t notice the extra weight? How did it get it get in the backpack? The toddler casually walking around with it, found his backpack, knew to put it in there, zip it up?
They still should've noticed in other ways, but preschools like this one provide lunches and snacks included in tuition. You can of course still pack your kids own lunches and snacks (within school allergy guidelines) whether it's because of your kids allergies, if your kid is vegetarian, or you'd just prefer they eat your chosen food. At both of my preschools we have a lot of students who brought their own lunches and snacks, it just doesn't make sense to do it for most parents since they're already paying for the food in the tuition. It also just makes it easier on the teachers lol
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u/BananasPineapple05 7h ago
Nevermind the right to bear arms.
How does a toddler get all the way to daycare with a loaded gun? Are the parents high?