Tacloban shooting: 14-year-old suspect wanted to be a cop - aunt
During a Senate inquiry into the Tacloban school shooting, it was revealed that the 14-year-old suspect had been taken to a firing range by his aunt, a police officer. The aunt claims the suspect broke into her home to steal her service weapon, while lawmakers are questioning the responsibility of adults in exposing minors to firearms.
Why it matters
The incident highlights concerns over gun safety and the influence of law enforcement figures on minors who express interest in police work.
Tacloban shooting composite image from INQUIRER FILE
Provides multiple perspectives including the aunt's defense and the senator's critique.
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