Man Arrested for Gun at School

0:00It's April 20th. This is Kansas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A 28-year-old man from Independence faces felony charges for carrying a loaded handgun into Sunday Point Elementary School in Blue Springs. On April 16th, Cory Albert Adams got hit with unwafable use of a weapon after cops found 15 rounds in the gun tucked in his waistband. He's locked up in Jackson County, jail, with a $75,000 cash-only bond. The tip came from a woman who dated Adams before. She spotted him at the school around 9 a.m. while dropping off her son and called police right away, saying he threatened her with a firearm in the past. Officers rolled up to the school office, spotted the bulge, and moved to detain him quick. Adams resisted at first, yelling and pulling away, but they got him secured and recovered the weapon. She recognized him on his motorcycle despite the full face helmet and bounced from the lot once she clocked who it was. No active restraining orders were in place, though she'd gotten to before.

1:03Court Doc's show she suspected he was armed from his history of threats, including ones about their kid, even if she didn't see the gun that day. Adams loyered up after Miranda writes and states siling with detectives. This hits hard on school safety vibes, especially with kids around, authorities are on it, but it reminds us threats don't stay in the past. They alert out there.