Friday, May 03, 2013

Another kid eats a bullet

A 3-year-old shot himself in the face with his grandmother's handgun. Meth was involved. So was an idiot apparently. 

A judge in Arizona on Thursday order a 35-year-old grandmother held in lieu of $500,000 bond after she was charged in the death of her 3-year-old grandson, who allegedly shot himself in the face with her handgun. In a court appearance on Thursday, Yuma Justice of the Peace Greg Stewart notified Rachel B. Spry that she was charged with reckless manslaughter, possession of dangerous drug, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession or use of a weapon in a drug offense, according to the Yuma Sun. The Yuma Police Department said that officers had arrested Spry on Wednesday after reports of a child being shot. Her grandson, 3-year-old Darrien Nez, was later pronounced dead at Yuma Regional Medical Center.

Meth-head grandmothers armed with handguns… a nice visual. I child shot in the face, even worse. Gun control? One would think that this story makes the point. 

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Sounds like a job for Florida Man! (Google it.)
35-year-old grandmother??!! Precocious!
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How did I miss that? I saw a picture and thought methhead, put did not attach an age to it.
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This week's child shootings also included a 9-year old boy shooting his sister dead in Alaska.

There is a viral statistical post moving around online today stating ....their have been more gun deaths committed by US children in one year than terrorism accomplished. The other day I came across an article stating that in "Real America" St. Louis' one hospital reported they had 771 cases of children wounded/killed by gun fire since 2002.
Okay, how come we don't hear of sisters shooting their brothers? There's a point to be made here, I think.

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