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49-year-old Carolyn Walker and her longtime boyfriend, 57-year-old Roosevelt Griffin were trying to break up a dog fight in their Indianapolis, Indiana neighborhood.


Their neighbor's dog was being attacked by a stray pit bull and she was crying for help.


Roosevelt went to respond. Before he left his home he told Carolyn to grab his handgun.


Carolyn took the gun and followed Roosevelt across the street but as she was heading up some stairs she tripped and unintentionally discharged the gun.


The bullet hit Roosevelt in the face.


He was taken to Wishard Hospital where he died…



http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/local/marion_county/man-accidentally-shot-during-dog-fight-dies-
 
The dancer at Chipindales accidentally discharged his gun into Legion Fag's face this last weekend. Legion wasn't in the mood - all he wanted was a lapdance...
 
Police say they know little about a shooting Sunday that killed a Sacramento process server in the Iron Triangle neighborhood.


About noon, a dark-colored sedan pulled alongside the driver's window of a Jaguar driven by 30-year-old Reginald Preston as he drove north on Harbour Way near Barrett Avenue.


A woman riding with Preston said the passenger in the other car fired several rounds into the Jaguar. The witness escaped unhurt, but Preston did not.


He managed to drive a few blocks, to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Richmond, but died soon after…




http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_18175556?nclick_check=1
 
Police have arrested a man in connection with a shooting at a Burlington convenience store on Saturday.



Officers responded to the CV Mart, located at 1846 North Church St., to find Courtney Kimber, 24, and Laron Leath, 20, suffering from gunshot wounds…







http://www.myfox8.com/news/wghp-story-burlington-arrest-11,0,6426210.story
 
A gang member shot another man in the leg late Monday night, but was arrested several hours later….





http://www.sgvtribune.com/news/ci_18175215
 
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A Hattiesburg municipal court judge set bond Tuesday for two suspects arrested in connection to a Saturday shooting death.


Drakkar Fleming, 18, of Hattiesburg is held in the Forrest County Jail on a $750,000 bond for one count of capital murder.


New Orleans resident Breiana McCants, 22, is held on a $150,000 bond for a count of accessory after the fact to capital murder.


Another suspect, Gerald Taylor of Hattiesburg, is in custody in New Orleans where he was arrested.

Taylor is also charged with capital murder, and Hattiesburg Police Department detectives Capt. Michael Shappley said he will have an extradition hearing Wednesday.


Edward Cameron, 42, of Purvis died in the operating room at Forrest General Hospital at about 6:30 p.m. Saturday following a shooting at Collector’s Point gun shop…





http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/...1/110531007/Bond-set-2-charged-fatal-shooting





 
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Gabriel Mendigutia, a student at Florida International University dared his girlfriend to shoot him in the chest….


She did, almost killing him.




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/31/gabriel-mendigutia-florid_n_869199.html





 
When Buddy Evans was in the Air Force, stationed in San Antonio from 1950-1954, skeet shooting was a requirement.

However, despite it being something he had to do to stay in the Air Force, he found it relaxing and enjoyable. Almost 50 years later, the 87-year-old Evans is still skeet shooting.

On Oct. 3-4, Evans won the Senior Veterans Championship Mini World Shoot in San Antonio, which won him a Gold medal and prize money of $180.

“You’re outdoors, if you don’t get to hunt a lot, it’s kind of like hunting,” Evans said. “It’s really a lot of fun to break targets. That’s the best part is breaking targets.”

Evans is in his first year of being a Senior Veteran as the requirement age is 80. Though he’s getting up in age, his eyes are as sharp as when he was first starting out on that Air Force gunnery in his 30s.

He won the championship by hitting 385 out of 400 targets. The runner-up hit 365 out of 400. It was the first tournament he’s won since 2007 and his first Senior Veterans Championship victory.

“Every dog has his day,” Evans said. “I thought, ‘It’s about time.’ I’ve been trying all year to win a tournament. I love to win. I’m a competitor. If I can’t compete, then I don’t want to do it.”



http://www.mywesttexas.com/sports/top_stories/article_c0d0a623-baca-5e0c-a002-976190af24e2.html
 
"Matt Kline is a competitive shooter from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. In Sept 2010, Matt broke 3 world records at the Original Pennsylvania 1000 yard BenchRest Club in Williamsport, PA. He got the group records with a 2.815” (ten shots at 1,000 yards) which scored a 100-4X. He also broke the 6 match Heavy Gun score Agg record with a 99.0 and the 10 Match Heavy Gun score Agg record with a 96.2. All three records are impressive, but breaking the 3” mark at 1,000 yards with 10 shots is something many thought would never happen."


http://www.bergerbullets.com/Information/Success Stories/Target Stories.html
 
"Samuel is a competitive target shooter from North Carolina. He broke two ISB 600 World Records with a grouping of 0.686 inches and a perfect 50 score at the Piedmont Shooting Club in June 2010. Using Berger Bullets, Samuel
has now broken 12 IBS 600 Yard records, along with 2 consecutive
National Championships and “Shooter of the Year” twice in IBS 600
yard competition. "



http://www.bergerbullets.com/Information/Success Stories/Target Stories.html
 
A man suspected of shooting at a major San Diego highway in April, injuring one woman and striking a second commuter's vehicle, was charged with two counts of attempted murder at a Tuesday readiness conference.

Stephen Dragasits, 58, is accused of opening fire on state-Route 163 traffic in Kearny Mesa during the April 5 morning commute.

Ashley Simmons, 21 and of Escondido, was wounded while traveling southbound north of Balboa Avenue. The University of San Diego student suffered a collapsed lung and had a bullet lodged in her liver







http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Highway-Shooting-Suspect-Faces-Attempted-Murder-122889699.html
 
" Leupold announces Jessie Abbate as the newest member of its competitive shooting pro staff.

In just seven years, Abbate has advanced from being a newcomer on the shooting circuit to a top-ranked professional.

She has earned numerous world and national championships, along with many regional titles, in several different shooting disciplines.

At the 2011 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, Abbate is scheduled to be in the Leupold booth (# 13123) from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, and Thursday, Jan. 20.

“We welcome Jessie to Team Leupold,” said Mike Slack, marketing communications manager for Leupold & Stevens, Inc. “She joins a select group of shooters who have set records, won countless championships and dominated the competitive shooting scene. We are very excited and pleased that another of the world’s best has chosen Leupold optics.”

Abbate enjoyed another successful shooting year in 2010. Her list of titles includes NRA Bianchi Cup Ladies Open Champion; Steel Challenge National and World Ladies Open Champion, and .22 Open Champion; and United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) Ladies Limited National Champion, and Area 6 and Area 8 Ladies Open Champion.

Since 2001, Abbate has earned more championship titles in state, regional, national and world competitions than any other competitive female shooter in the world."




http://beforeitsnews.com/story/342/...Leupold_s_Competitive_Shooting_Pro_Staff.html
 
"5/26-29/2010 Doug Koenig emerged as the Open Division Champion after two days of close competition at the 32nd Annual Midway USA/NRA Bianchi Cup in Columbia, Missouri.

About 200 shooters representing seven different countries competed in the 2010 Bianchi Cup National Action Pistol Championship held at the Green Valley Rifle and Pistol Club in Columbia from May 26th to May 29th.

Bruce Piatt kept the competition intense, beating Koenig in Match One - the Practical Event - the first day of Cup competition with a score of 480-46, just ahead of Koenig’s 480-45. Koenig ended two days of shooting ahead of Piatt to take the Open Division competition with a score of 1920-179. Piatt shot a respectable 1918-183. Kevin Angstadt came in third, shooting a 1918-169.

First Place in the Metallic Division went to Robert Vadasz, who shot 1904-146, followed by Rob Leatham with 1894-153 and Troy Mattheyer, 1892-127."






http://www.actionshootingmall.com/
 
A jury has convicted Gregory Leet of multiple counts of murder in the shooting of two men…




http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/crime/man-convicted-in-shooting-deaths-of-men-found-at-creek-1173774.html
 
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