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FL: Deputies: Teen dies after shooting linked to hoverboard
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Authorities in Florida say an 18-year-old lost his balance on a hoverboard and accidentally shot his 13-year-old cousin in the back of the head.
The shooting happened Sunday in Orlando. Officials say Lavardo Fisher died Monday night.
Deputies say the cousin told deputies he didn't mean to shoot the gun. He hasn't been charged.
The gun was owned by 35-year-old Walter Morame. He wasn't at the home when the shooting occurred but was arrested later Sunday on charges of possession of a weapon by a felon. Records don't say whether he's hired a lawyer.
Submitters note: What was he doing with a gun on a hoverboard? Do we classify this as stupidity or negligence? Don't call it an accident.
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neilevan
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