A Virginia judge dismisses all charges against a former school administrator accused of neglect in connection with the shooting of a teacher by a 6-year-old student. Multiple outlets report that prosecutors alleged the administrator failed to act on repeated warnings hours before the incident, when staff became aware that the child had a gun. The dismissal ends the case against the ex-official, with the court finding the charges should not proceed. The Independent and CBS News both describe the central allegation as the administrator’s purported failure to respond to alerts about the child’s access to a firearm prior to the teacher being shot. CBS News reports the judge drops specific neglect-related charges, while The Independent similarly states all charges are dismissed. The reporting focuses on the timeline of warnings before the shooting and the legal outcome for the administrator accused of not addressing them.