An Indiana mother, Carrie Rivers, was arrested and charged with possession of a firearm on school property and harassment after allegedly bringing a gun to her daughter’s elementary school and threatening her daughter’s lesbian teacher. Rivers became angry over a school assignment related to same-sex relationships. When police arrived at the school, they found a gun in Rivers’ possession. After being informed that having a firearm on school premises was illegal, Rivers stated that she was taking her daughter out of the school and opting for homeschooling. She also sent threatening messages to her daughter’s teacher, accusing her of pushing a personal agenda on students regarding sexuality. Rivers’ husband claimed she meant no harm and carried the firearm for security. The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township stated that Rivers will not be allowed on campus again and that no threats were made against students or staff during the incident. The district emphasized its commitment to ensuring a safe learning environment and expressed gratitude for the swift response of school staff and police. Rivers’ behavior highlights the importance of following state laws and school regulations to maintain a safe and respectful school environment.
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