It's Still America Last Time I Checked':
Kyle Kashuv Recalls School Interrogation After Gun Range Trip
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Florida school shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv was recently called in for questioning by school officials for taking a trip to a gun range with his father.
Kashuv told Tucker Carlson that the interrogation was "a clear attempt to intimidate me."
He said he was called to the school office and met with a school resource officer before a sheriff's deputy showed up.
Kashuv posted a video of him firing a rifle at the range, captioned with a message intended to support respect for weapons and the constitutional right to bear arms.
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It was great learning about our inalienable right of #2A and how to properly use a gun. This was my first time ever touching a gun and it made me appreciate the #Constitution even more. My instructor was very informative; I learnt a lot. #2A is important and we need 2 preserve 2A
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"Because we can't trust our government to defend ourselves," he said.
Kashuv said the resource officer asked him why he's "taking five AP classes" and would still "do something like this."
"He came in with the notion that I've done something wrong by going to a gun range," Kashuv said.
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Mr. Pittman, it was an illegal and unconstitutional detainment. See U.S. Code § 1983 and JDB v. North Carolina
1) the derogatory mentions of poliical beliefs.
2) the LEO in back of me holding my chair.
3) not contacting my parents prior
4) Calling me into a locked office https://twitter.com/gregpittman1957/status/98...7841425408 …
5:27 PM - Apr 24, 2018
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He said the officer saw the video and was alarmed by it. Kashuv said he asked the officer if he read the actual tweet, to which the lawman responded "I don't do Twitter."
Kashuv said he asked the sheriff's deputy if he did anything wrong after the deputy began his own questioning.
"Whose gun is it and who did you shoot it with?" Kashuv recalled the deputy asking.
He said the deputy "tried to intimidate me into somehow incriminating my father."
Kashuv said the incident is reminiscent of a "clear road to tyranny."
Kyle Kashuv Recalls School Interrogation After Gun Range Trip
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Florida school shooting survivor Kyle Kashuv was recently called in for questioning by school officials for taking a trip to a gun range with his father.
Kashuv told Tucker Carlson that the interrogation was "a clear attempt to intimidate me."
He said he was called to the school office and met with a school resource officer before a sheriff's deputy showed up.
Kashuv posted a video of him firing a rifle at the range, captioned with a message intended to support respect for weapons and the constitutional right to bear arms.
Kyle Kashuv
✔
@KyleKashuv
It was great learning about our inalienable right of #2A and how to properly use a gun. This was my first time ever touching a gun and it made me appreciate the #Constitution even more. My instructor was very informative; I learnt a lot. #2A is important and we need 2 preserve 2A
10:19 PM - Apr 20, 2018
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4,021 people are talking about this
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"Because we can't trust our government to defend ourselves," he said.
Kashuv said the resource officer asked him why he's "taking five AP classes" and would still "do something like this."
"He came in with the notion that I've done something wrong by going to a gun range," Kashuv said.
Kyle Kashuv
✔
@KyleKashuv
Mr. Pittman, it was an illegal and unconstitutional detainment. See U.S. Code § 1983 and JDB v. North Carolina
1) the derogatory mentions of poliical beliefs.
2) the LEO in back of me holding my chair.
3) not contacting my parents prior
4) Calling me into a locked office https://twitter.com/gregpittman1957/status/98...7841425408 …
5:27 PM - Apr 24, 2018
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2,121 people are talking about this
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He said the officer saw the video and was alarmed by it. Kashuv said he asked the officer if he read the actual tweet, to which the lawman responded "I don't do Twitter."
Kashuv said he asked the sheriff's deputy if he did anything wrong after the deputy began his own questioning.
"Whose gun is it and who did you shoot it with?" Kashuv recalled the deputy asking.
He said the deputy "tried to intimidate me into somehow incriminating my father."
Kashuv said the incident is reminiscent of a "clear road to tyranny."
