Report: Toy Weapons Nothing New For Jermaine Jackson's Son
The Jackson family maintains its story that a reported stun gun incident involving Jermaine Jackson's son was just a one-time thing. But a new video may suggest otherwise. Thirteen-year-old Jaafar Jackson recently made headlines after he allegedly ordered a taser online and was caught using it as a toy with his cousins -- the children of late pop star Michael Jackson. TMZ.com says it has obtained a video that shows Jaafar is no stranger to playing with weapons. The website said it decided against posting the video but describes footage that reportedly shows Jaafar drawing an Airsoft gun on his younger brother Jermajesty. According to TMZ, the teen plays "police man" to Jermajesty's "suspect," ordering his brother to the ground, handcuffing him, and then attempting to read Miranda Rights to the boy. Jermajesty then plays dead after Jaafar pulls the trigger while pointing the weapon at his head. The video is reportedly several months old.
The original stun gun incident is still under investigation. That incident, which was first reported earlier this month, brought the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to the Jackson family home in Encino. |