Should The Dangerously Poisoned Be Allowed To Bear Arms?
By Bob Owens
According to an in-depth report from WBALTV, Korryn Gaines, the Randallstown (MD) woman who held her child hostage in an apparently premeditated day-long armed standoff with tactical officers before being shot and killed was confirmed to have long suffered from lead poisoning.
Gaines suffered from lead poisoning which can interfere with rational thinking, 11 News has learned.
According to records from a lawsuit Gaines filed against several landlords, a doctor said that “Korryn was exposed to a sea of lead when she lived in lead-contaminated houses. She does have a neurodevelopmental disability and brain damage.”
Her mother said in a deposition that, “She didn’t want to listen. She has poor decision making skills. I think she needs guidance.”
Advocates said those are characteristics of the effects of lead poisoning.
The effects of lead are particularly pronounced on children, and a 2014 report notes that early childhood lead exposure can lead to pronounced aggression and criminal behavior.
Lead exposure in children primarily comes from exposure to lead paint chips and lead paint dust, but can also come from lead in water, lead solder in some foreign canned goods, and some traditional …Read the Rest
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