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14-year-old Anthony South was killed in his Giles County home after an accidental shooting.


The Giles County Sheriff Department said Anthony's mother, Elizabeth, was cleaning a gun after a hunting trip with the gun discharged hitting Anthony in the chest.


"I cannot even imagine what she must be going through," said neighbor and nurse Doug Ead.


Ead, a neighbor and nurse at Pulaski's Hillside Hospital, rushed to the family's home after the shooting and offered CPR to Anthony attempting to revive him.


"He moaned a few times, had some gasping respirations, but I never got a word out of him," said Ead.


When police and medical help arrived Anthony was taken by ambulance to Hillside Hospital Emergency Room where he later died.




http://www.newschannel5.com/story/15716562/teen-killed-in-accidental-shooting
 
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A 53-year-old Flagler County woman was transported to the hospital after being shot by her son.


Flagler County deputies said Todd Johnston, the woman's 27-year-old son, was cleaning his pistol at the dining room table.


The man told deputies he went to the shooting range earlier in the day and was cleaning his gun.


According to deputies, Johnston thought he had unloaded the gun.


The gun discharged when he pulled the trigger to remove the slide.


Johnston's mother, Joy, was emptying the dishwasher when she was hit in the lower back.




http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2011/october/329730/Palm-Coast-man-accidentally-shoots-mom
 
Columbus police responded to a home at the intersection of 17th Street and Wells Drive after receiving a call that someone had been shot just after 8 o'clock.

Once inside the home, they found 18-year-old Joseph Conner Weeks lying in the bathroom, suffering from a shotgun wound to the right side of his body.

Police tell News Leader 9 there were four boys, including Weeks, between the ages of 17 and 19 at the Midtown home when the accidental shooting took place.

Witnesses told police three of the young men were outside the home looking at weapons and Weeks was inside the bathroom.

At that time the shotgun discharged, sending shot through the bathroom window where it struck the 18-year-old.

Once the friends realized Weeks had been shot, they called 9-1-1 and tried to offer him help until the paramedics could arrive.

Weeks underwent several hours of surgery at the Medical Center before he was pronounced dead just before 1 a.m.



http://www.myfoxal.com/story/15707342/2011/10/16/police-say-teens-shooting-death-accidental
 
A Fort Wayne man shot and killed his father in an apparent hunting accident in Huntington County, according to a conservation officer with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Eric Menefee Jr., 18, and his father, Eric Menefee Sr., 42, were hunting rabbits and squirrels at the Roush Lake Fish and Wildlife Area, along with 25-year-old Justin Platt, Cpl. Kenny Wireman said.

The three men, all Fort Wayne residents, were walking single file into the woods about 10:45 a.m. Eric Menefee Sr. was first, his son was second and Platt was behind them, Wireman said.

Eric Menefee Jr.’s shotgun reportedly became tangled in brush, and as he pulled the gun from the brush, it fired, striking his father in the back.

Authorities pronounced his father dead at the scene.





http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20111017/LOCAL07/310179956/1043/LOCAL07
 
The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office says a 7-year-old Coeur d’Alene boy has died in an accidental shooting at the end of a family hunting trip in northern Idaho.

Officials say 36-year-old Robert Bartlett of St. Maries was putting a rifle in a vehicle when it discharged, striking Connor Bartlett.

The boy died on the way to the hospital.

This was the second gun accident involving a young child to happen last week in Idaho.

A 2 year old Rupert boy died last Thursday after being shot by his three year old brother.

That shooting remains under investigation...



http://newsradio1310.com/another-idaho-youth-dies-in-gun-accident/
 
Chaz Ursomanno was shot in the head while attempting to demonstrate that his gun was unloaded.

Ursomanno was showing his girlfriend, Naomi R. Ensell, 24, a handgun at their residence in Seminole about 2 a.m.

She told him to put the gun away, but he claimed it was safe and unloaded, officials said.

Ursomanno put the gun to his head and pulled the trigger to demonstrate.

The gun did not fire.

He repeated it a second time, confident it was empty, officials said.

This time, the gun fired.

Deputies arrived to the home, in the 9300 block of 87th Terrace North in Seminole, and found Ursomanno unconscious and seriously injured.




http://largo.patch.com/articles/seminole-man-accidentally-shoots-himself-in-the-head#c
 
A Jefferson County, Ill., teen died from an apparent accidental shooting at his home.

Kevin J. Green, Jr., 13, was pronounced dead shortly after 6 p.m. Friday by Jefferson County Coroner Eddie Joe Marks.

Jefferson County Sheriff Roger Mulch described the incident as a "tragic accident" and said foul play is not suspected.

The accident occurred just outside the boy's home which is near the village of Nason in southwestern Jefferson County.

Marks said the boy was apparently handling the weapon when it discharged.

His father told investigators his son was a hunter and was familiar with how to handle firearms.




http://www.courierpress.com/news/2011/dec/31/no-headline---ev_teen_death/
 
Dallas police are investigating a shooting that left an eight-year-old fighting for life Saturday evening.

Police spokesman Kevin Janse said two children were playing with a gun when it discharged.

The bullet struck one of the children at the residence in the 1400 block of Alaska Avenue in East Oak Cliff.

Janse said the wounded child was taken to Children's Medical Center Dallas in critical condition.



http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Dallas-child-injured-in-accidental-shooting-136491603.html
 
A nine year old is in the hospital and requires surgery after being shot, said Lieutenant Keith Strickland, Horry County Police Department.


It happened around 7:00 Saturday night and was an accident, Strickland said.


Investigators said an adult driver and two juveniles were riding in a vehicle after hunting when a shotgun discharged and struck one of the juveniles in the lower area of the body.


The child was transported to a hospital...



http://www2.scnow.com/news/grand-st...uires-surgery-after-accidental-sh-ar-2962487/
 
PORT CHESTER, N.Y. – A Croton teen was killed and a Stamford teen seriously injured in a one-car crash Sunday night when their car went off the road on an I-287 ramp in Port Chester, New York State Police said.

Margaret Radford, 17, of Croton-on-Hudson, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, which was reported at 9:21 p.m. Radford was driving a silver convertible 1999 BMW 328i when it spun out of control on the ramp going from I-287 to I-95 at exit 22 in Port Chester.

http://www.thedailystamford.com/news/croton-teen-killed-port-chester-car-crash
 
The year 2011 ended in tragedy for a Florida couple. On Saturday, around 7:00 a.m., A.C. and Eunice Jordan were killed instantly in an accident in the 11000 block of U.S. Highway 280 East near Smiths Station.

The Lee County Coroner says it appears that the Jordans were involved in two accidents. He says it appears the Jordans were traveling east on U.S. Highway 280 when their Lexus sedan stalled, traveled at a very slow speed or stopped in the roadway and was hit by a Ford Taurus.

http://www.wltz.com/story/16430147/florida-couple-killed-in-east-alabama-car-wreck
 
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