A meteorologist from North Texas who runs the weather forecasting website and social media accounts iWeatherNet is going viral after posting that he had a gun ready when a child rang his doorbell and that he made the child cry.
by the user @TisStef, Chris Robbins also said the child was looking for a lost kitten.
In the first of the two screenshots of his posts that went viral on Twitter, Robbins wrote that, “My 6 was loaded,” referencing a handgun, when a child rang his doorbell and that kids shouldn’t ring doorbells. “I’m so impatient,” Robbins wrote in the second post. “I feel bad because I warned her that I might pull her hair if they rang my doorbell again. She started crying. ... I told her to call animal control because I saw them in the neighborhood a few days ago.”
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