Earlier this week it happened again. We don't know all the details, but what we do know is this. A young man named T.J. Lane walked into high school—here in my home state of Ohio—approached a table full of kids and started shooting.
By the time the smoke cleared, three kids were dead. Three tragedies of unfulfilled dreams, unrealized potential, and abrogated Constitutional rights to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," their "general welfare" not protected by the state.
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TJ Lane, the lone teenager who carried out the Chardon High School shooting in Ohio on Monday, will be tried as an adult, prosecutors told ABC News. Lane, a thin 17-year-old who has been described by other students as “extremely qui... Read Post
A gunman at Chardon High School in Ohio opened fire Monday on students with a.22-caliber handgun, which he had stowed in his handbag. Two students were fatally shot and three others were injured. It is unclear how T.J. Lane, 17, who... Read Post
T.J. Lane took a.22 caliber gun to school just over a year ago in northeastern Ohio. Without saying a word, he walked up to a table in the cafeteria of Chardon High School and opened fire. He killed three and wounded three more. On ... Read Post