Adult Injury Child Injury (18 and Under) New York No Charges Filed Ohio

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2020

Twice today, a gun accidentally discharged in public, injuring four people. In both cases, a loaded gun was discharged inside a place of business while being carried by its owner inside his pants pocket. In Camden, New York, at the Grape and Grog restaurant, a police deputy accidentally discharged one round from his gun while …

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Adult Injury California Child Injury (18 and Under) Kansas Ongoing Investigation

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2020

Two people were injured today when guns were accidentally discharged.  In each incident the victim was not in the room where the gun was fired.   At John Wayne airport in Orange County, California, a sheriff’s deputy accidentally fired his service weapon at 7 AM this morning.  The round penetrated a wall and hit an airport …

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Child Injury (18 and Under) Michigan Ongoing Investigation

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2020

The pandemic of gun violence across the country continues to have unintended consequences for innocent bystanders.  Two children who were playing in an empty lot in Kalamazoo, Michigan were struck by gunfire today during a gun battle between people firing shots from two different vehicles.  Although the shooting was presumably intentional, the accidental injuries to …

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Adult Death Adult Injury Georgia Ongoing Investigation Washington

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2020

An unidentified man died today after accidentally shooting himself while in line at the Supreme Bean coffee shop in Spokane, Washington.  No further information about the accident has been reported.  An investigation is ongoing.   On the other side of the country, in Cedartown, Georgia, at Zorba’s restaurant, a man accidentally shot himself in the parking …

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Massachusetts No Charges Filed No injuries

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2019

A Harwich, Massachusetts police chief appealed a court decision that restored Jeffrey Gomes’ Massachusetts license to carry a firearm.  The license had been restored by the Court even though Gomes had accidentally fired his gun while holstering it during Harwich’s Pilgrim Masonic Lodge corned beef dinner.  The bullet passed through the floor of the lodge …

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