What about charges for carrying a firearm on school property?

@JoeC15 :
Maybe that is the Criminal trespass?

@ladybeachbum : you probably are correct. Maybe that is what is meant by the crimal aspect of tresspassing.

Thought a loaded gun on school property was a felony. The address is Atascocita Middle School.

There are some really trashy people out and about these days. More and more.

@1ontheroadagain : It's a third-degree felony ... so I don't know what the heck they are thinking.EDIT: Found this info:Parking Lots
Parking lots on school grounds are an exception in Texas. According to U.S. LawShield, Texas legally defines "premises" as specific buildings or portions of a building. However, this definition doesn't include parking lots. Therefore, if you're a legal gun owner in Texas, you would be able to legally keep a concealed handgun in a vehicle that's in a school parking lot. However, the vehicle does need to be locked, and the gun has to be properly stored out of sight in the vehicle. This exception also applies to:• Streets and sidewalks near schools
• Publicly accessible walkways around a school
• Parking garages on or near school property

@Catmae : They were thinking let's don't give him a felony charge so we can release him on their infamous $100 bond

@Maxsmom : I added an edit to my post, in which parking lots are different.

@Catmae : Oh ok . It shouldn't be because the parking lot is connected to the school and it is still school grounds but I see what you're talking about.

@Maxsmom : It seems like a thin line in this case.

What about the weed charge and carrying a weapon while in possesion of a control substance?