Cleveland, Oh (2-25-16) - A 16-year-old boy is being treated at a local hospital after accidentally shooting himself in the leg while running from Cleveland officers.
Police sources confirm to WKYC that the teen fired shots at the Fourth District Police Station in the 9300 block of Kinsman Road.
Two police officers, who were sitting inside their cruiser outside of the police station, were uninjured. Bullets did hit the district building, though.
We're told that the cruiser's lights were on when the boy fired multiple shots around 10:40 p.m. Wednesday.
The officers were able to catch the teen on foot after spotting him near a Shell gas station.
Officers administered first aid on his injured leg until paramedics arrived at the scene. Police say the teen gave conflicting statements about how he was shot, but also report the entry / exit wounds in his thigh are consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Charges are pending in this case, which remains under investigation.
http://www.wkyc.com/news/local/cleveland/teen-accidentally-shoots-himself-after-firing-shots-at-officers-in-cleveland/55887195
Omaha police say a boy's 14-year-old brother accidentally shot him with a shotgun
Omaha, Ne (2-25-16) — Omaha police say a boy's 14-year-old brother accidentally shot him with a shotgun.
The shooting occurred around 6 p.m. Wednesday in western Omaha.
Police say the 12-year-old boy's injuries are not considered life-threatening.
HPD: Man accidentally shoots roommate during home invasion
Houston, Tx (2-25-16) – Police say a resident accidentally shot his roommate during a home invasion at an apartment building near downtown early Thursday.
According to the Houston Police Department, it happened just before 5 a.m. Thursday at the Home Wood Apartment Homes, located in the 2500 block of Webster near St. Charles.
At that time, two unknown males kicked in the door to an apartment unit and entered the unit. There were two males asleep inside the apartment were woken up by the intrusion.
One of the two residents grabbed his shot gun and went to the living room, at the same time his roommate was heading to the living room from his bedroom.
When the resident with the shot gun saw the suspects in the dark, he shot at them. However, his roommate was crossing at the same time, and he ended up shooting his roommate in the side.
The two suspects were startled and fled the scene.
HPD is reviewing video from security cameras in the hallways of the apartment building and was able to see what the suspects looked like.
The accidental shooting victim was taken to a local hospital in stable condition.
According to the Houston Police Department, it happened just before 5 a.m. Thursday at the Home Wood Apartment Homes, located in the 2500 block of Webster near St. Charles.
At that time, two unknown males kicked in the door to an apartment unit and entered the unit. There were two males asleep inside the apartment were woken up by the intrusion.
One of the two residents grabbed his shot gun and went to the living room, at the same time his roommate was heading to the living room from his bedroom.
When the resident with the shot gun saw the suspects in the dark, he shot at them. However, his roommate was crossing at the same time, and he ended up shooting his roommate in the side.
The two suspects were startled and fled the scene.
HPD is reviewing video from security cameras in the hallways of the apartment building and was able to see what the suspects looked like.
The accidental shooting victim was taken to a local hospital in stable condition.
Gaines County man shot in the face
http://www.newswest9.com/story/31316060/gaines-county-man-shot-in-the-face
Sanford man, woman arrested on charges of child neglect with great bodily harm
Sanford, Fl (2-25-16) A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday on child neglect charges after investigators said a young girl was shot in the hand in a Sanford home.
Aaron Davis, 26, and Devolia Sims, 23, are both charged with child neglect with great bodily harm, according to police. Davis is also charged with unsafe storage of a firearm.
"They determined that the juvenile was unattended in a garage and appeared to have been accidentally shot by a firearm," Bianca Gillett, of the Sanford Police Department, said.
Investigators said Davis and Sims rushed the child to Central Florida Regional Hospital, but their stories didn't match up when questioned. They said Sims said she was not in the garage in one statement and that she was in the garage in another.
Police said Sims is the mother of the child.
Police said they found drug paraphernalia and a number of storage units of ammunition in the garage of the home.
The child’s maternal grandmother said the girl is still in the hospital and she will take care of her once she’s released.
Davis and Sims were released on bond Wednesday.
Police have not released the address where the incident occurred.
http://www.wftv.com/news/local/sanford-man-woman-arrested-on-charges-of-child-neglect-with-great-bodily-harm/114769896
Gaines County, Tx (2-25-16) A Gaines County man was airlifted to a Lubbock hospital after he was accidentally shot in the face.
On Monday afternoon, the Gaines County Sheriff’s Office was called out to the Seminole hospital on a report of a gunshot victim.
The victim, 19, was then taken by helicopter to Lubbock.
Authorities said they obtained a search warrant for the private residence on Texas Road #409 where the shooting took place.
The Gaines County Sheriff’s Office spoke with witnesses, the shooter and the victim and concluded the incident was accidental.
No foul play is suspected so no criminal charges are expected.
Sanford man, woman arrested on charges of child neglect with great bodily harm
Sanford, Fl (2-25-16) A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday on child neglect charges after investigators said a young girl was shot in the hand in a Sanford home.
Aaron Davis, 26, and Devolia Sims, 23, are both charged with child neglect with great bodily harm, according to police. Davis is also charged with unsafe storage of a firearm.
"They determined that the juvenile was unattended in a garage and appeared to have been accidentally shot by a firearm," Bianca Gillett, of the Sanford Police Department, said.
Investigators said Davis and Sims rushed the child to Central Florida Regional Hospital, but their stories didn't match up when questioned. They said Sims said she was not in the garage in one statement and that she was in the garage in another.
Police said Sims is the mother of the child.
Police said they found drug paraphernalia and a number of storage units of ammunition in the garage of the home.
The child’s maternal grandmother said the girl is still in the hospital and she will take care of her once she’s released.
Davis and Sims were released on bond Wednesday.
Police have not released the address where the incident occurred.
http://www.wftv.com/news/local/sanford-man-woman-arrested-on-charges-of-child-neglect-with-great-bodily-harm/114769896
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