Convicted Felon Reportedly Stored Firearm in Baby’s Crib in Columbia, SC
In Columbia, South Carolina, a convicted felon reportedly stored a firearm in a baby's crib.
Columbia, SC, September 28, 2026 —
Authorities are reportedly investigating an incident in Columbia, South Carolina, where a convicted felon is alleged to have stored a firearm inside a baby’s crib.
Details surrounding the specific circumstances of the alleged firearm storage were not immediately available. The name of the convicted felon involved has not been publicly released, nor have the specifics of their prior conviction. Information regarding the exact date and time the firearm was discovered, or by whom, was also not provided.
The location within Columbia where the incident allegedly occurred was not specified. The type of firearm reportedly stored in the crib also remains undisclosed. Furthermore, information concerning the age or relationship of the baby to the alleged suspect was not part of the initial report.
The report of the firearm being stored in a baby’s crib raises significant safety concerns. In South Carolina, it is illegal for a convicted felon to possess a firearm. The discovery of a weapon in close proximity to an infant could potentially lead to charges related to child endangerment or reckless endangerment, depending on the full scope of the findings and any applicable laws.
As of the latest reports, the specific law enforcement agency investigating the incident was not identified. Details regarding any arrests, charges filed, or ongoing legal proceedings were also not provided. The outcome of any potential investigation, including whether any further action will be taken against the individual, is currently unknown.
Further information is expected to be released as the investigation progresses, though no timeline has been established.
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