A 28-year-old woman from Redford Township is charged with violating Michigan’s safe storage law after a shooting incident aboard a Thurston High School bus. The incident, which occurred on May 7, involved a 15-year-old boy who brought an unsecured handgun onto the bus, resulting in the gun being discharged and injuring another student in the hand. This unfortunate event has drawn attention to gun safety practices, particularly in homes where children are present.
During the investigation, authorities revealed that the woman, identified as Maiya Primm, is related to the teen who possessed the firearm. In addition to her charge, the teenager faces multiple charges including carrying a concealed weapon and careless discharge of a weapon causing injury. Michigan’s safe storage law mandates that firearms be secured to prevent access by minors, and violations can lead to significant legal penalties, especially if resulting in harm. This incident underscores the crucial conversations around gun safety in educational environments.
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