Multiple Arrests in US for Pointing Guns at Teens in Public

Multiple incidents involving individuals pointing guns at others have led to arrests across various U.S. locations. In Bloomington, Indiana, Billy Jo Weaver was arrested after juveniles in his vehicle brandished a CO2-powered BB gun resembling a Glock at several bystanders, leading to felony charges including intimidation and neglect of a dependent. In Tacoma, Washington, a 16-year-old student at Silas High School was arrested for pointing a stolen, fully loaded Glock 19 with a magazine and a device capable of converting it to fully automatic at another student, resulting in charges such as first-degree assault and unlawful possession of a firearm. The school briefly went into lockdown during the Tacoma incident, but no injuries were reported. Additionally, in Stevensville, a 69-year-old man was taken into custody after allegedly pointing a gun at two teenage boys near his home. These cases highlight ongoing concerns about gun-related threats and safety in communities and schools.