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CA: 10-year-old girl shoots sister with father's service gun
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Fresno police say the 10-year-old daughter of a Madera County sheriff's lieutenant shot her younger sister with their father's gun in an apparent accident."
"Fresno Police Lt. Joe Gomez says the 8-year-old girl was shot Friday in the torso and is in stable condition."
"Gomez tells the Fresno Bee ... that the girls' father was getting ready for work and had removed the magazine on his handgun before leaving it on a bed while he got ready for work."
"He says the 10-year-old grabbed the gun and discharged a bullet left in the chamber hitting the younger girl." ... |
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harp1034
(2/17/2015)
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| There is only one way to stop this from happening again. Police officers should not take their weapons home. Weapons should be turned in at the end of their shift. Most countries already do this. It is time for the United States to join the rest of the world. |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(2/17/2015)
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| Police often exercise less safety than the civilian population. Why, why? didn't this father teach the 10 yr daughter the rules and respect for gun safety?? |
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