Michael Jackson's teen nephew orders stun gun online

Jermaine Jackson accepts the award for favorite soul/R&B male performer for his brother, Michael Jackson, with his son Jaafar Jackson (R) at the 2009 American Music Awards in Los Angeles, California November 22, 2009. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
An attorney for Michael Jackson's mother said one of the late singer's nephew ordered a stun gun online, according to news reports on Wednesday.

Attorney Adam Streisand said one of Michael Jackson's nephew ordered the weapon on the Internet. Investigations show that Jaafar Jackson, the 13-year-old son of Jermaine Jackson, purchased the weapon.

According to Associated Press, the attorney said child servicemen are investigating the case, and the newest results show that the weapon was not used on any of MJ's three young children.

He added that the stun gun was confiscated before any danger happened. He also made the remarks that MJ's oldest son, Prince, had a look at the weapon after it was delivered to the family's home recently.

MJ's mother Katherine is the legal guardian of MJ's three young children.

Source: Xinhua/Agencies