American Bonner Recruitment

/kloc-The only son of the 0/8-year-old artist Di Ying went to the United States to study, but he was arrested by the US police for allegedly threatening to attack the school where he attended, which aroused social concern. Many parents in Taiwan Province Province yearn for American education, but the situation of primary and secondary schools in the United States is more complicated than people think. In recent years, the gun problem has become a more serious threat to campus security, and even kindergarten children must learn how to deal with this crisis. The special mission in the United States has read and written about her local observations.

Taiwan Province artist Sun Peng and Di Ying 18-year-old only son Sun Anzuo are exchange students in Pennsylvania, because they threatened to attack their Bonner Prendergast Catholic High School (Bonner &; Prendergast Catholic High School was arrested, which caused widespread discussion and concern in Taiwan Province Province.

In the United States, this case has aroused the same concern-Americans certainly don't know Di Ying, but what Americans are saying is, why can any underage exchange student (American law takes 2 1 as an adult) get weapons so easily and threaten to attack the school?

At the press conference, Michael Chiood, the police chief in charge of the case, explained that Sun Anzuo used the school's iPad to find out how to buy AK-47 and AR- 15 rifles online, and boasted to his classmates that he would attack the school. The police searched his residence and took out military bulletproof vests, backpacks loaded with bullets, powerful crossbows with sights, seven bows and arrows, brackets for AK-47 and AR- 15, 20 rounds of 9 cm bullets and other items. Chiwood said, "When you can get these items easily, and you are not even an American citizen, there must be something wrong with this system. 」

There must be something wrong with this system. My son is 4 years old and just went to kindergarten. They have fire drills and earthquake drills. Recently, the school began to consider "anti-bad guys drills".