Wednesday, September 9, 2015

(7 wounded) Gunskilltoo; Negligent discharge at Shooting Center among others

Cincinnati man hospitalized in possible accidental shooting   

Cincinnati, Oh  (9-9-15)  One man was hospitalized in what police believe to be an accidental shooting in Cincinnati’s Walnut Hills section.    The Cincinnati Enquirer reports police were called to an apartment on Victory Parkway around 8 p.m. Tuesday.      Sgt. Jeff Howell says responding officers found the victim, who wasn’t identified, inside the home suffering from a gunshot wound to his stomach.

The victim was transported to University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he was still undergoing surgery Tuesday night.
Howell says police detained two men who were also in the apartment for questioning. It’s unclear if they will face any charges.
Police are not searching for any suspects at this time. Howell says “it’s very possible” the incident was an accidental shooting.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/9/cincinnati-man-hospitalized-in-possible-accidental/



Follow up on September 3rd accidental shooting:

 Playing with a gun sent one man to the hospital and landed a Cornelia man in jail.

Cornelia, Ga - (9-8-15)  When officers arrived, they found that 21-year-old Arron Pope had been shot in the cheek with a 9-mm handgun.    Cornelia police Tuesday morning released details of the incident that occurred at 5 p.m. Thursday at Crown Point Apartments on Baldwin Road.

Pope was taken by ambulance to Northeast Georgia Medical Center for treatment of facial injuries.
Witnesses Charles Riley, 19, of Cornelia, and A.J. Gordy, 22, told officers they had been playing with the pistol they thought was unloaded.
Riley was arrested and charged with reckless conduct. He was booked in at the Habersham County Detention Center.

http://accesswdun.com/article/2015/9/334521/cornelia-man-charged-in-accidental-shooting




Teenager in Allamakee County injured in accidental shooting

Allamakke County, Ia  (9-8-15)   15-year-old boy was injured during an accidental shooting during the holiday weekend.

The Allamakee County Sheriff's Office says it happened late Saturday night at a home on Hickory Creek Road.

Authorities say the teenager accidentally shot a small caliber revolver, hitting him in the hand and leg.

The boy was treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital and released.

http://www.kwwl.com/story/29981766/2015/09/08/teenager-in-allamakee-county-injured-in-accidental-shooting





Thefts, accidental shooting investigated by county deputies

Houston, Tx (9-8-15) A deputy responded to a report of a gunshot victim at Texas County Memorial Hospital on Aug. 28.
The officer made contact with a 30-year-old Solo man at the hospital, who had a bullet wound in his foot.
The man stated he had been target practicing with a .22-caliber weapon, when he accidentally discharged it at his foot.

http://www.houstonherald.com/news/thefts-accidental-shooting-investigated-by-county-deputies/article_dd9a52c6-5645-11e5-b289-ffd82eb579d3.html
   


Man recovering after accidentally shooting himself at local gun range

Harrison, Tn (9-8-15)   A man is recovering after accidentally shooting himself at a local gun range over the holiday weekend. Although the man suffered a minor injury, gun owners say it's a reminder to always pay close attention on the range.
It happened on Sunday afternoon at Carter Shooting Supply in Harrison.
"One of our range members was out there shooting, and when he went to holster his gun, it went off. We're not sure if he had his finger on the trigger, if the holster hit the trigger, or if his gun malfunctioned," said owner, Kristi Manning.--

"It's not something that we're trying to sweep under the rug. We want everyone to know we are still safe," she said.
Carter Shooting Supply's gun range isn't open to the public. Everyone has to be a member or a guest of a member. All shooters must sign safety and liability waivers, and the rules on the range are clearly posted.
Additionally, each shooting booth is separated by steel walls, in case an accident does happen.
"If you do anything long enough, you're gonna have that accident to think 'Oh man, that could've really been bad'. It's kind of one of those things that bring you back into the careful state of things," said Manning.
Again, this happened out on the shooting range and not inside the store. It is the first gun-related accident on the property since Carter Shooting Supply opened 14 years ago.

http://www.wrcbtv.com/story/29984410/man-recovering-after-accidentally-shooting-himself-at-local-gun-range



Man, woman claim they accidentally shot themselves, police say

SALEM, Or   (9-7-15) – A man and woman ran to their neighbors house on Sunday afternoon saying they'd accidentally shot themselves at their Salem home.

Police were called out to the house on Duncan Avenue Northeast at around 5:30 p.m.
The man was shot in his side; he was taken to the hospital for treatment. The woman was shot in the hand and treated at the scene.
Police at the scene said they are still trying to confirm whether the shooting was an accident.

http://www.katu.com/news/local/Man-woman-claim-they-accidentally-shot-themselves-police-say-325397191.html





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