Records: Man accused of entering Blue Springs school with ‘ghost gun’
By Nick Sloan
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BLUE SPRINGS, Missouri (KMBC) — Charges have been filed against a man accused of bringing a loaded gun into a Blue Springs elementary school.
Cory Adams, of Independence, is charged in Jackson County with unlawful use of a weapon for allegedly carrying a loaded firearm into Sunny Pointe Elementary School on April 16.
Police were called to the school that morning on a report of a disturbance involving a man with a gun
Officers found Adams inside the building near the front office after he had entered through glass doors, according to court records.
A probable cause statement says Adams allegedly resisted before being taken into custody after a “brief struggle.”
Police said they recovered a 9mm handgun from his waistband loaded with 15 rounds.
Police later determined the gun appeared to be a “ghost gun,” meaning it did not have a serial number.
A woman who called police told officers she believed Adams was armed and feared he was coming to the school to harm her.
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