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A threat was made. The student was suspended. The suspension ends and the student goes back to school. They send a picture of themselves with a gun to prove that they indeed could follow through on the threat. This was AFTER the child had been suspended once. And you don't see a problem?

@davebarry109 this isn't about 2nd amendment rights. How can you not see that this student was trying to intimidate the other student? Of course a mother and daughter would be afraid of guns since the threat involved her dragging her bloody body through the halls. Your solution to this problem is for the other child to get training and buy a gun?

PaulHuff - If it was handled well then why was a picture sent after the punishment was done? It appears as if the punishment didn't deter the students anger. This wasn't a potential threat. It was a very possible threat as the student had access to guns.

As a mother, I would be pulling my child from this school and getting a restraining order against the other student. I would not be passive but rather proactive in my protection of my child. Thorton needs to get his act together because if he had this under control the mother would not be so worried.