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Gun Found at Middle School: Safety Protocols Questioned

Summary

  • A student brought a gun to Campbell Middle School this week.
  • School officials were alerted and confiscated the weapon.
  • The student faces multiple charges; the gun posed no direct threat.
Gun Found at Middle School: Safety Protocols Questioned

A middle school student in Cobb County is facing multiple charges following the discovery of a gun on the premises of Campbell Middle School this week. School administrators were alerted by another student, leading to the immediate confiscation of the firearm and the student's apprehension. According to the principal, the weapon was not used to threaten students or staff. While the district confirmed its safety protocols were enacted successfully, parents are raising concerns about how a student managed to bring a gun into the school. The investigation into the matter is ongoing. Officials are withholding specific details due to the student's age, but confirmed the gun did not pose a direct threat during the incident. The district highlighted its extensive security measures, including trained officers and canine teams at high schools, though these canine units are not stationed at every middle school. Students and staff are credited with responding appropriately to secure the situation, emphasizing the importance of practiced safety drills.

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