Freeman School Shooter to have hearing tomorrow

Caleb Sharpe was a 15 year-old sophomore at Freeman High School in Spokane County, Washington, in September 2017. He had a semi-automatic rifle that he stole from his father and one pistol. He was said to have sent school-shooting documentaries to students at the school and talk about such violence regularly. He also told a friend he would do something that could get him killed or arrested a few weeks before the attack. At a break period, he took the rifle out of his duffle bag and dropped he bag. He began loading the rifle one by one with bullets (for some reason he didn't use magazines) but the gun jammed. A student approached him and said "I always knew you were going to shoot up the school." Sharpe shot the student with his handgun and then shot him in the face again when he was down, killing him. As students began to run inside classrooms, Sharpe ran around the hallway for about a minute shooting a group of girls, wounding three of them. A janitor ordered him to drop the gun. He listened for some reason. On April 2nd 2018, there will be a hearing to decide if he will be tried as a juvenile or an adult. If he gets a juvenile trial, he will get out within the next ten years, probably when he is 21. If he gets and adult trial, might stay in for a longer period. I would suspect not his natural life, but still a while. Overall, one kill and three wounded. Remember to stay tuned for the hearing tomorrow.

Flanders Darrel wrote:

Caleb Sharpe was a 15 year-old sophomore at Freeman High School in Spokane County, Washington, in September 2015. He had a semi-automatic rifle that he stole from his father and one pistol. He was said to have sent school-shooting documentaries to students at the school and talk about such violence regularly. He also told a friend he would do something that could get him killed or arrested a few weeks before the attack. At a break period, he took the rifle out of his duffle bag and dropped he bag. He began loading the rifle one by one with bullets (for some reason he didn't use magazines) but the gun jammed. A student approached him and said "I always knew you were going to shoot up the school." Sharpe shot the student with his handgun and then shot him in the face again when he was down, killing him. As students began to run inside classrooms, Sharpe ran around the hallway for about a minute shooting a group of girls, wounding three of them. A janitor ordered him to drop the gun. He listened for some reason. On April 2nd 2018, there will be a hearing to decide if he will be tried as a juvenile or an adult. If he gets a juvenile trial, he will get out within the next ten years, probably when he is 21. If he gets and adult trial, might stay in for a longer period. I would suspect not his natural life, but still a while. Overall, one kill and three wounded. Remember to stay tuned for the hearing tomorrow.

He's going to be tried as an adult. Happens all the time, even though it shouldn't.

he was an edgelord it seems. he had friends but started acting edgy with fake personas. people liked him until he became a wannabe

it seems like instead of being "emo" many kids are relating to school shooters and convince themselves they're bullied outsiders even if they had friends before they started the phase. it's an alternative emo phase.

I just saw on the news that the hearing has been moved to May. I think the 11th.

Flanders Darrel wrote:

I just saw on the news that the hearing has been moved to May. I think the 11th.

Court delays always confuse the hell out of me. Surely the less important criminal cases can wait, right?