Texas School District Sues Gun Range Over Stray Bullet Concerns
A school district in Texas is suing a gun range, alleging that stray bullets from the range have impacted a new middle school.
Portland, OR, August 11, 2026 —
A school district in Texas has filed a lawsuit against a local gun range, citing concerns over stray bullets allegedly impacting a newly constructed middle school. The district asserts that the proximity of the gun range to the school poses a significant safety risk to students and staff.
The lawsuit details allegations that projectiles originating from the gun range have reached the school premises. Specifics regarding the number of alleged impacts, the timeline of these incidents, or the exact nature of the damage caused were not immediately available.
The name of the school district and the gun range involved in the litigation have not been publicly disclosed in the provided information. Furthermore, details concerning the legal standing of the gun range’s permits or any past inspection outcomes related to safety protocols were also not specified.
The legal action highlights growing tensions in communities where recreational or commercial shooting facilities operate near residential areas and public institutions like schools. Safety measures and adherence to firing range regulations are often at the forefront of such disputes.
The outcome of this lawsuit could set a precedent for how similar situations are handled, particularly concerning the balance between the rights of gun range operators and the safety requirements of surrounding public facilities. Further details regarding the specific claims, evidence presented by both parties, and any potential resolutions are expected to emerge as the legal process unfolds.
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