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2-year-old put loaded gun in their mouth at daycare, state report says
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT/Gray News) – A 2-year-old Virginia child allegedly put a daycare administrator’s loaded gun in their mouth, according to a report from the state’s Department of Social Services.
The report alleges an administrator at Thrive Learning Center East, a daycare in Richmond, brought a gun onto the campus in a fanny pack on Sept. 25. A 2-year-old child got the loaded gun out of the fanny pack and put the barrel in their mouth, according to the report.
“[The toddler] walked over to a table with the firearm in their mouth, placed the firearm on a table where five other children were sitting on the floor, and then picked up the firearm from the table,” the report states.
2-year-old put loaded gun in mouth at Richmond daycare, state records say
RICHMOND, Va. — A 2-year-old gained access to a loaded gun at a Richmond daycare and put the firearm in their mouth before placing it on a table near five other children, according to documents from the Virginia Department of Social Services.
Richmond police said the incident happened Sept. 25 at Thrive Learning Center East in South Richmond.
According to police, Martha Evans, an administrator at the childcare center, brought the loaded gun into the facility.
Social Services records state the firearm was inside an unzipped fanny pack that had been placed on a low stack of cots accessible to children.
According to those records, a 2-year-old gained access to the gun and put it in their mouth. The child then walked over and placed the firearm on a table, where five other children were nearby.
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2-Year-Old Accessed, Handled Loaded Gun At Richmond Daycare: Virginia Social Services Dept.
RICHMOND, VA – A two-year-old at a Richmond day care picked up a staff member's loaded firearm and put it in their mouth, according to a new report.
According to documents from the Virginia Department of Social Services, an administrator at the Thrive Learning Center East in South Richmond brought a loaded weapon to the facility on Sept. 25.
The loaded firearm was stored inside an unzipped fanny pack, according to the department. The fanny bag was placed on a low stack of cots inside a classroom and accessible to children. A two-year-old child took the loaded firearm out of the fanny pack and placed the firearm in their mouth before placing it on a table near five other children.
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