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  • Mother shoots daughter, thought gun was a lighter

    Originally posted by DaZahroJaam. View Post
    what can i say, men are stupid.
    ..




    Mother accidentally shoots
    daughter after mistaking
    gun for novelty lighter



    A 12-year-old girl has been wounded by a ricocheting
    bullet fired by her mother, after she mistook a pistol for a
    cigarette lighter in Banning, US.



    Rachel Avila told the police she and her daughter were talking with friends
    when she found what she thought was a novelty lighter in the shape of a
    small pistol on the ground.

    When she picked it up and pulled the trigger a .22-caliber bullet was fired,
    which hit the ground and ricocheted into her daughter's upper right arm.

    Banning police described the incident as an accidental shooting.

    Her daughter was taken to San Gorgonio Memorial, where she was treated
    and released, police said.


    Rachel Avila accidentally shot her daughter with a
    .22-caliber gun (Police Department)

    The weapon Avila said resembled a cigarette lighter was identified as a
    North American Arms .22-caliber 'derringer style' revolver, one of the most
    common small guns in the US, police said.

    Sergeant Alex Diaz, who is investigating the incident, said: 'We're trying to
    find out who the gun belongs to, so we're looking into that. At this point it
    is considered an accident.'

    In the UK, a man narrowly avoided jail recently after shooting off his finger
    while removing a wart with a 12-bore shotgun.

    Sean Murphy received a 16-week suspended sentence for illegally
    possessing the shotgun.







    lol @ the UK guy removing a wart with a shotgun......it was probably Master Khan hah
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    To advise others is an easy matter, the difficulty is accepting advice -- since it is bitter for those who follow their
    own inclinations and desires
    .


    -Imam al Ghazali
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