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If the instructor would have known that he’d still be alive.
He should have.
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“County prosecutors said the instructor was likely the most criminally negligent person because he allowed the girl to hold the gun without enough training, according to the AP. Prosecutors also said the parents and the girl weren’t criminally responsible.”
So I guess justice has been served?
How about his employer who set the policy that you had to be 8 years old?
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I hope she didn’t notice much about the condition of the instructor.
I can’t imagine it’s a picture she wants to remember.
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The AP reported that the girl complained of shoulder pain after the incident and her family was so focused on her being injured from the gun’s recoil that they didn’t notice her instructor had been shot.
Selfishness drips from this story like hot fudge from a sundae.
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Yeah, they didn’t notice the instructor lying there with pieces of his head splattered all around?
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Pain ‘n’ sufferin’ lawsuit coming soon to Last Stop…
Going Going Gone to the cheapest Lawyer…
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The 9-year-old girl who accidentally shot and killed her instructor at an Arizona gun range said the gun was too powerful for her after firing it…
County prosecutors said the instructor was likely the most criminally negligent person because he allowed the girl to hold the gun without enough training…
NO WAY!!! …Seriously? Who could have thought of that!!!
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" Prosecutors also said the parents and the girl weren’t criminally responsible."
Parents allowing a 9 year old to use an Uzi, even supervised, should not only be criminally liable, they should be investigated by Child Protective Service.
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Utilizing the esteemed law firm of Ambul, Lance and Chaser
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Absolutely! This poor child is going to have to spend the rest of her life dealing with the fact that she killed someone. What mental anguish will she suffer? How has this incident changed the course of her very young life? The parents should definitely face some consequences for their actions, for their stupidity and inability to protect their child.
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Blame it on the dead guy.
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County prosecutors say the instructor was probably the most criminally negligent person involved in the accident for having allowed the child to hold the gun without enough training.
Gun nuts have an evil compulsion for blaming the DEAD…
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If she thinks the gun was too powerful for her, then she’s not a Real American™. She should move to one of those wuss countries, like Lichtenstein or Sweden.
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She obviously has to get back on that horse a soon as possible.
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Another nominee for this year’s Darwin Award.
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Howitzer lessons are obviously needed.
Nope. I don’t agree with a kid using a gun at that age, but it’s not illegal by any means, and if the instructor had done things properly, HE would have taken the kick, not her. It was totally the instructors negligence.
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Where did you get that pieces of his head were splattered all around?
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I find this headline off-putting and wrong. The 9-year-old didn’t kill her instructor. The uncontrollable gun someone put in her hands did.
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