Tennessee 2-year-old accidentally shoots brother: police

[Dude111]

Its suspicious <<>> these types of deaths.

Does a 2yr old even possess the dexterity and strength to handle a gun and pull the trigger?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/...ce/ar-AA17oj9u

A two-year-old Tennessee boy accidentally shot his brother in their Chattanooga home on Saturday, according to authorities.

According to the Chattanooga Police Department, the toddler reportedly shot his 13-year-old brother at a home in the 500 block of Arlington Avenue.

I guess some do?

[Yong Fang]

I cant read the article but looked it up online and the 13 year old has non life threatening injuries.

Found this while looking for this story which is far worse......

An 8-month-old boy died Saturday after being shot by his 3-year-old brother at a Houston apartment, police said. Assistant Chief Wendy Baimbridge of the Houston Police …

I can't see to get the link of that story but I would be more interested in that story, I cant see the three year old being returned to the same home, and growing up knowing or finding out he killed his own brother, even though it was an accident and he was a baby when it happened.

I am pro Second Amendment mostly because America is awash with guns and the only way to protect ourselves is to have a gun. For myself, I dont want to live in a society or a city where I remotely feel the need to have a gun with me in my everyday life. To me, that is not freedom, but adults without a felony in the USA is mostly free to have a firearm. But they need to be subject to that responsibility if their kid gets it and shoots someone.

[Dude111]

Im sorry you cant see the link i posted.. What happens??

Yes the story you found is even worse