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MO: Missouri 11-year-old fatally shoots 16-year-old intruder
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An 11-year-old Missouri boy shot and killed a 16-year-old boy during an attempted home invasion Thursday, St. Louis County police said.
Police said two suspects tried to break into the home north of downtown St. Louis twice before the shooting on Thursday. On the third try, authorities said the unidentified teen went through the home's unlocked front door while the 11-year-old and a 4-year-old girl were home alone. Police said the younger boy shot the teen in the head. The would-be burglar's body was found in the home's front foyer.
Fox2Now reported that police want to know why the children were home alone and why the 11-year-old had access to a gun. Police believe the mother bought the gun after prior break-in attempts.
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| The children were home alone because at least one of them is disciplined and smart enough to stop a home invasion that the police could not stop. However, it is clear that the access to a firearm for an 11 year old was a bad idea. The children would have been better off depending on the fine morals, good judgment and charitable nature of the home invaders. (sarcasm off) |
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