One mother is furious after her 5-year-old daughter was reportedly forced to sign a "suicide contract" at school.

The mother, named Rebecca, told Alabama outlet WPMI-TV that the incident occurred after her kindergarten daughter drew a picture that resembled a gun and pointed a crayon at another student and said "pew pew." Authorities at E.R. Dixon Elementary school made the child sign a contract stating she would not kill herself or harm anyone else.

Rebecca said that while she was in the lobby waiting to pick up her child, “they had my 5-year-old sign a contract about suicide and homicide … There should be a different way to handle this situation. If this is protocol it needs to be looked at again." Rebecca added that she did not think her daughter knew what the words in the contract even meant.

Mobile County school system superintendent Martha Peek told the Alabama Media Group that staff at the elementary school used the district wide procedure for when "a student indicates they may be considering any actions such as hurting themselves or hurting someone else." However, she noted that the incident will be evaluated and that the policy "will be reworked."

"I think if we had stepped back and looked at the situation and that others could have been involved -- if the principal had known about it -- we could have probably had some additional guidance," Peek told the outlet.