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Author:  Dave Workman [ Fri Mar 17, 2017 5:09 pm ]
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Pot, A Handgun and Two Teens: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

A Seattle-area teen will be arraigned on a charge of first-degree manslaughter March 27 at King County’s Regional Justice Center in the fatal shooting of a childhood friend while the two were allegedly playing Russian roulette, according to documents obtained by Liberty Park Press.

http://libertyparkpress.com/pot-a-handg ... -go-wrong/

Author:  oldkim [ Fri Mar 17, 2017 6:20 pm ]
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So many wrong's here...

Age, guns laying around (minors) and of course weed. Playing stupid games... Plus letting him bleed out while you "cover up" your mess.

How about just plain Stupid Common Sense... So many fails. Yes, I say he deserves the charge. It was clearly reckless and, etc, etc


Alcohol, weed or other drugs... mixed with Stupid... Is exponentially a bad thing.

Author:  Eagle Chaplain [ Fri Mar 17, 2017 7:00 pm ]
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This is the reason they keep putting up more restrictive gun laws.

Author:  Selador [ Fri Mar 17, 2017 7:04 pm ]
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The old queen should be charged as well!

Author:  Guntrader [ Fri Mar 17, 2017 7:32 pm ]
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Weed and Russian Roulette had nothing to do with it.
Some asshole gut shot another guy and is making up excuses and covering it up.

I've known people who were stoned all the time.
They get lost a lot, forget what they were doing, lazy and dazed, etc.
But never heard of them shooting anyone.

Author:  jdhbulseye [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 3:46 am ]
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Mike in Wa wrote:
This is the reason they type of excuse they use to keep putting up more restrictive gun laws.


Fixed that for you. :thumbsup2:

Author:  deadshot2 [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 7:08 am ]
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Darwin was right.

There may be no way to outlaw stupid but there is a way for it to cure itself. This is one example.

Author:  GeekWithGuns [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 10:24 am ]
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Sad story for the victim and both families. With the statistics showing most handgun wounds are not fatal, sucks to die from being gutshot from a .38 these days. Curious what the delay was from the time of shooting until arrival of trained medical personnel / paramedics.

Poor gun storage practices by the parents, negligent firearm handling with reckless disregard of human life, compounding the wrong of shooting someone by being more concerned with what it will look like to the police, lying to the police. So many things done wrong.

Glad they're trying him as an adult with manslaughter. People go to the pen for wrongs a lot less intentional and egregious than this.

Guns and drugs don't mix simply because pot and alcohol obscure and cloud one's judgement. Lots of folks smoke pot and drink alcohol. Guns should be put away at those times.

Author:  Selador [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 10:33 am ]
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GeekWithGuns wrote:
Sad story for the victim and both families. With the statistics showing most handgun wounds are not fatal, sucks to die from being gutshot from a .38 these days. Curious what the delay was from the time of shooting until arrival of trained medical personnel / paramedics.

Poor gun storage practices by the parents, negligent firearm handling with reckless disregard of human life, compounding the wrong of shooting someone by being more concerned with what it will look like to the police, lying to the police. So many things done wrong.

Glad they're trying him as an adult with manslaughter. People go to the pen for wrongs a lot less intentional and egregious than this.

Guns and drugs don't mix simply because pot and alcohol obscure and cloud one's judgement. Lots of folks smoke pot and drink alcohol. Guns should be put away at those times.

No parents were involved. Nor was gun storage a factor.

Old queen, young guys. Young ones take advantage of the old one. The old one does things like give them guns, to keep them hanging around.

The old queen should be charged as well.

Author:  GeekWithGuns [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 10:54 am ]
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Selador wrote:
GeekWithGuns wrote:
Sad story for the victim and both families. With the statistics showing most handgun wounds are not fatal, sucks to die from being gutshot from a .38 these days. Curious what the delay was from the time of shooting until arrival of trained medical personnel / paramedics.

Poor gun storage practices by the parents, negligent firearm handling with reckless disregard of human life, compounding the wrong of shooting someone by being more concerned with what it will look like to the police, lying to the police. So many things done wrong.

Glad they're trying him as an adult with manslaughter. People go to the pen for wrongs a lot less intentional and egregious than this.

Guns and drugs don't mix simply because pot and alcohol obscure and cloud one's judgement. Lots of folks smoke pot and drink alcohol. Guns should be put away at those times.

No parents were involved. Nor was gun storage a factor.

Old queen, young guys. Young ones take advantage of the old one. The old one does things like give them guns, to keep them hanging around.

The old queen should be charged as well.


Thanks Jeff for the correction. I actually had to go back and read the article a second time. Missed the part where the homeowner provided the firearms to the miscreant to defend the residence. I made some unwarranted assumptions on the first read.

Sounds like a case of providing guns to someone not in a position to use them responsibly.

Author:  edogg [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 11:09 am ]
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This wasn't Russian roulette.

"When the six-shot revolver was examined, there were five live rounds in the cylinder and one spent cartridge casing."

ETA: oops I guess I should have finished reading the article before posting this. Apparently he put the rounds back in.

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Author:  Eagle Chaplain [ Sat Mar 18, 2017 12:14 pm ]
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edogg wrote:
This wasn't Russian roulette.

"When the six-shot revolver was examined, there were five live rounds in the cylinder and one spent cartridge casing."

ETA: oops I guess I should have finished reading the article before posting this. Apparently he put the rounds back in.

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I may have done the same thing

Author:  Dave Workman [ Sun Mar 19, 2017 4:22 pm ]
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Guntrader wrote:
But never heard of them shooting anyone.


Well, then, this is a first for you.

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