Carrie Rivers, a mother from Indiana, was arrested after allegedly bringing a gun to her daughter’s elementary school and threatening her daughter’s teacher, who is a lesbian. Rivers was charged with possession of a firearm on school property and harassment. The incident happened at Valley Mills Elementary School in Indianapolis, where Rivers confronted the teacher over a work assignment involving same-sex relationships. Police found a gun on Rivers and advised her that it was illegal to have it on school premises. Rivers then made threats to the teacher, calling her a child predator and telling her to “kiss ur kids goodbye.” Despite her husband claiming that Rivers meant no harm and carried the gun for security, she was not allowed back on campus. The Metropolitan School District of Decatur Township issued a statement condemning the incident and emphasizing the importance of a safe learning environment for students and staff. Rivers has been banned from all Decatur Township school properties. The police were able to handle the situation safely and swiftly, ensuring the safety of all involved.
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