[kellyhound]

The tragic episode occurred in the early hours last Saturday.

Security camera recorded, at 3:02 am, A. A. R., 24, handling a firearm in the garage of a house's backyard. Then the woman aims the gun and shoots D. d. S. G, 26, her boyfriend, who was standing near the door in the chest.

For now, the police treat the case as manslaughter, when there is no intention to kill. She testified spontaneously to the Civil Police and was released with a commitment to report to the police station when called.

[WonderMomma]

Things like this still shock me when they happen. Unless you're a child... you should know that firearms are not toys. I was taught to always assume every gun you come in contact with is loaded. And you certainly don't point them and "pretend" to shoot anyone.

My partner was accidentally shot in the hip with a 30/30 rifle by his best friend at age 11, 4 days before his 12th birthday. He was very lucky to have survived but still suffers the ramifications of this to this day.

[Billycafecanal]

Hi kellyhound, do you know where it occured?

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

The tragic episode occurred in the early hours last Saturday.

Security camera recorded, at 3:02 am, A. A. R., 24, handling a firearm in the garage of a house's backyard. Then the woman aims the gun and shoots D. d. S. G, 26, her boyfriend, who was standing near the door in the chest.

For now, the police treat the case as manslaughter, when there is no intention to kill. She testified spontaneously to the Civil Police and was released with a commitment to report to the police station when called.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Billycafecanal ↗

Hi kellyhound, do you know where it occured?

Brazil, Central-West, Federal District

[cableguy654]

Hard to tell but it almost looks like she ejected the magazine before pointing it at him I guess she didn’t have enough sense to check the chamber before playing stupid games

[mattersin]

Unloaded the clip but not the chamber. Moron. Involuntary manslaughter maybe?

[Martano666]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Things like this still shock me when they happen. Unless you're a child... you should know that firearms are not toys. I was taught to always assume every gun you come in contact with is loaded. And you certainly don't point them and "pretend" to shoot anyone.

My partner was accidentally shot in the hip with a 30/30 rifle by his best friend at age 11, 4 days before his 12th birthday. He was very lucky to have survived but still suffers the ramifications of this to this day.

And as an American, you type this nonsense as if you have the appropriate way of thinking about firearms for safety.
Anyone reading your comments that isnt American finds it absurd and almost comical. "I was taught to assume every gun you encounter is loaded" . -this is comical. Only idiot Americans have guns laying around so that children constantly encounter them, and instead of being responsible and getting rid of the guns, or locking them up securely, you put the onus on the child because its so effing likely that he will encounter multiple guns (in america).
Retard soup down there.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by Martano666 ↗

And as an American, you type this nonsense as if you have the appropriate way of thinking about firearms for safety.
Anyone reading your comments that isnt American finds it absurd and almost comical. "I was taught to assume every gun you encounter is loaded" . -this is comical. Only idiot Americans have guns laying around so that children constantly encounter them, and instead of being responsible and getting rid of the guns, or locking them up securely, you put the onus on the child because its so effing likely that he will encounter multiple guns (in america).
Retard soup down there.

Well, fuck you very much. You are a retarded moron for coming at me like this because you’re NOT an American and don't know what it's like growing up in a country where guns are so prevalent. I’m sure it does sound absurd to people who live where guns are completely outlawed. I can understand that completely, while you’re still an asshole for not even trying to understand something you’ve never had any experience in. Our realities are totally different. But I comprehend and consider that fact, you do not.

I didn't write the constitution of the United States, asshat. I do not make the laws of the country in which I was born. Not every American owns a gun and it is ignorant to think that.

I can only speak for MYSELF and will tell you that my parents did not have guns just "lying around" when I was growing up. Nor did my partner's parents. His best friends’ parents, I cannot speak to as I did not know them.

In my mother’s household, we had one firearm that was always locked up in a place I never knew where it was. In my father’s household, there were a few guns, but they too were locked up in a combination safe that I was not privy on how to open it. I don’t have any control over how other Americans handle their guns or store their weapons in their homes, children or no children.

I currently own one handgun, a shotgun and a 22 rifle. The shotgun and rifle are locked in a case, inside a padlocked shed in my back yard. The handgun is in a locked box inside my home. Only myself and my partner even knows of it’s exact location. My child is an adult living on her own. My grandchildren who visit once a week have no idea that we even have guns. There are no other children or young adults that ever step foot in my home.

I never mentioned being taught about guns before my adult years or said the words “how I was raised”. I was taught/trained on gun use before I obtained a firearm and my carry conceal permit at the age of 42 years old (7 years ago). I never even thought of having a firearm until I had a reason to protect myself with one, which is a whole other matter I won’t get into. It’s just a common rule of thumb to handle ALL firearms as if they are loaded when handling them AT ALL, for whatever reason.

I would TOTALLY agree with you that anyone, regardless of their nationality, having guns just lying around is idiotic.

[adammasterc]

She must’ve missed that firearms safety course

[megaman]

Is nobody going to ask why the fuck a lady was in the garage and not the kitchen