A 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire at a Perth school has been allowed to return home as guns are no longer there.
A 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire at a Two Rocks school will be allowed to return to his parents’ house after the state confirmed there were no longer guns at the property, “and there will hopefully never be” again.and firing three rounds from the school’s car park, sending terrified teachers and students into lockdown.
“The family is a stranger to the criminal justice system … therefore we should be cautious [with his bail arrangements], and [youth bail services] should remain involved.“There are no firearms in that house, and there will hopefully never be any more firearms in that house.” “The [youth] report indicates he doesn’t need to be in the hostel anymore … remaining there would be counterproductive to the work that’s been done,” he said.The teen’s bail conditions mean he is not allowed any unsupervised access to a smartphone, and is banned from going within 100 metres of Atlantis Beach Baptist College.During an earlier hearing, the court was told the boy allegedly told friends in the weeks and days before the shooting that he was going to “shoot up the school”.
Just four days before he allegedly shot at the school, the boy is accused of speaking about US school shootings to a friend.He also allegedly told a friend not to go to school on the day he intended to shoot at it and, on the day of the incident, checked in with two friends to find out what class they were in.
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