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TEACHER BRINGS GUN INTO TROUBLED MAINE SCHOOL

Ex-teachers's aide agrees to plea deal over gun
Beth Bergeron gets community service and a chance to have the conviction dismissed next year.

December 9, 2009

PORTLAND — A former teacher's aide at the Riverton Community School pleaded guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of possessing a firearm on school property.

Beth Bergeron, 49, of Harrison must do 100 hours of community service and take an eight-hour gun safety course, under the terms of a plea agreement with Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson. She also will be prohibited from possessing any firearms.

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Ex-teachers's aide agrees to plea deal over gun
Beth Bergeron gets community service and a chance to have the conviction dismissed next year.

December 9, 2009

PORTLAND — A former teacher's aide at the Riverton Community School pleaded guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of possessing a firearm on school property.

Beth Bergeron, 49, of Harrison must do 100 hours of community service and take an eight-hour gun safety course, under the terms of a plea agreement with Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson. She also will be prohibited from possessing any firearms.

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They are going to DQ her but still send her to a gun safety course??? [banghead]
 
In Maine you are not required to have a license to own a gun, only to carry concealed. That's like saying you will be prohibited from owning alcohol if you have a drunk and disorderly charge. How will they enforce it?
 
I have no problem with teachers carrying....

But there is a wee bit of a difference between carrying and leaving unattended in the middle of a cafeteria![laugh]


At least a wee bit of difference. We cannot allow too many woopsies with our firearms. Not many at all. If we are not safe, then the anti-gun lobby is going to use that against us.
 
That's like saying you will be prohibited from owning alcohol if you have a drunk and disorderly charge. How will they enforce it?
It is very common for persons on probation, or deals like CWOF (MA term) where the charge gets dropped after a certain period of time to have conditions placed on them. My guess is that this is a court ordered, not statutory, prohibition and is probably in effect only for the duration of the one year period.
 
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