A Salt Lake man is facing criminal charges after his fourth grade son brought his gun to school. Police say the father was not legally allowed to own a gun because of a previous conviction.
SALT LAKE CITY — The father of a fourth grade student who brought a gun to school is now facing criminal charges after investigators determined that he also shouldn't have had a gun.
On April 17, Salt Lake police were called to North Star Elementary, 1545 N. Morton Drive, on a report that a fourth grade student had brought a handgun to school and had shown it to other students.
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