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MO: Overland Teen Fatally Shot Himself While Taking Selfie, Police Say
Submitted by: David Williamson
Website: http://keepandbeararms.com

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A 15-year-old boy who fatally shot himself in the chest Friday was apparently trying to take a selfie when the gun accidentally discharged, police said Tuesday. The photograph hasn’t been found — police will be asking a lab to access the boy’s cellphone — but that is the Overland police investigators’ leading theory in the death of DaMontez Jones. The teen died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his right upper chest, and the shooting has been ruled an accident, police said.
 

Comment by: teebonicus (6/8/2016)
Ah, yes. Yet another instance where the gun "went off".

All by its lonesome, we must presume.

They're prone to do that, y'know....
 

Comment by: jac (6/8/2016)
I don't understand how one would shoot himself taking a "selfie". You are supposed to point the camera at yourself, not the gun.

And how do they know it was an accidental discharge? Maybe it was a suicide and he was trying to take a picture of the act for posterity.

If it wasn't suicide, it was negligence, not an accident.

Follow the Cardinal rules of gun safety and you won't have these incidents:

Keep your finger off of the trigger.
Never point a gun at something you don't want to destroy.

A good reason to teach your children gun safety instead of leaving it up to them to figure it out for themselves.
 

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