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A former Cleburne schools custodian is free on bond, but without a job, after police arrested him Monday on charges that he brought a gun to school.
A tipster told officers that Barry Hardeman, 36, (right) wanted to shoot his boss, police said.
He was toting a loaded 9mm pistol when police stopped him outside the school early Monday morning, according to reports.
The Cleburne Independent school district subsequently fired him.
-- Bill Miller
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Wow great job on the police here
Posted by: Bill | October 05, 2007 at 08:04 AM