An incident happened in Yazoo County, Mississippi, that makes gun control advocates wet their dark gray suit pants.
A 14-year-old girl got on a school bus and "pulled out a chrome-plated .380-caliber semi-automatic handgun and began shouting and threatening the other students." (Jackson Clarion-Ledger)
But this isn't what loosens the urethral sphincters of firearm phobics. These sorts of episodes happen all the time, everywhere, which is fine because the more it happens the more funds get funneled into the fingers of antigun groups from supporter's dues and donations and taxpayer-subsidized liberal legislative largesse.
What precipitated the precipitation in the pants was what happened next.
Quarterback and defensive end Kaleb Eulls of the Yazoo County High School Panthers, sleeping on the bus, was woken by one of his three sisters. He walked purposefully up the isle of the bus toward the girl while confidently repeating, "drop the gun" several times, then tackled her, rode her to the floorboards and took the gun away.