The prosecutor of Coahuila informed that in the house of the accused they found ‘air guns’ with which the minor possibly practiced to carry out the homicide.
The grandfather of the 11-year-old boy who killed his teacher and committed suicide at Cervantes College, was arrested this monday, confirmed the attorney general of Coahuila, Gerardo Márquez Guevara.
At a press conference, the head of the attorney general’s office of that entity informed that José Ángel “N”, aged 58 or 60 the homicide of the teacher was attributed “somehow”, “Of course for having assumed an omisive conduct that has to do with being negligent in the possession of firearms in a private home.”
Márquez Guevara reported that detected an absence of values and attention towards the minor who made the shooting at Cervantes College last week. “At least that reveals the first research we have done,” he said.
He pointed out that in the home where the boy lived with his grandparents, they secured video games with violent content, war toys and “beyond toys, air gun simulation“.
The grandfather “is the referent, the one who takes the reins in the home and is the one who is in some way responsible for establishing certain preventive measures”, so he commits the act of omission
With respect to the two .25 and .40 caliber weapons, “tracking has been requested” of the guns used by the child to determine where they come from.
The child “at least had to have some virtual instruction”, these technologies allow training in several aspects, not only in the handling of weapons, explained the prosecutor, and explained that when encountering “air” guns in place where he resided possibly practiced with them.
Márquez Guevara pointed out that the child’s parents have remained reserved for his statement.
The defendant could go to jail for 18 to 35 years if convicted.
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