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Man Sentenced For Gun In School 6/20/05

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
A Luzerne County man, convicted of bringing a gun into a local school and impersonating an officer, was sentenced to prison today. A judge sentenced Rashad Moore of Edwardsville to 11 to 48 months on the charges. Police say Moore brought a handgun into Pringle Street Elementary School in Kingston in January. Investigators say he went into a kindergarten classroom, and told school administrators he was a New Jersey police officer.

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