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Dementia and Guns: In Washington State and Elsewhere, Weapons Remain in Homes
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With a bullet in her gut, her voice choked with pain, Dee Hill pleaded with the 911 dispatcher for help. “My husband accidentally shot me,” Hill, 75, of The Dalles, Oregon, groaned on the May 16, 2015, call. “In the stomach, and he can’t talk, please …” Less than 4 feet away, Hill’s husband, Darrell Hill, a former local police chief and two-term county sheriff, sat in his wheelchair with a discharged Glock handgun on the table in front of him, unaware he’d nearly killed his wife of almost 57 years.
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"If a gun owner were reluctant to give up his arsenal, his family would typically have to take him to court to evaluate competency."
Due process. Adversarial hearing. Evidence. Rebuttal. Adjudication.
All of it, or no gun confiscation. |
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