Tennessee man recorded his dog while lying in bed American news star-news.press/wp

The Dog Glise man is hard news, but in Tennessee, the dog recently shot a man.

What is only the latest instance of some accident that appears in the US, Jeserad Kirkwood was the police in Memphis that he and the woman lay in bed with a fire matrix and inadvertently caused his weapon to skip.

The bullet dropped a man on his left thigh, towards local news Witchthat stated the police. Wreg recounted that one-year Pit Bull Kirkwood, Oreo, got a paw stuck in the trigger of his ownership gun. Oreo eventually squeezed the trigger and shot his owner, who set the station and multiple other news.

The woman who follows Kirkwood and Oreo, allegedly left home where the shooting happened and took the gun while the wounded man was brought to the hospital in uncritical condition.

Memphis Fox 13 The News said that he later talked to the woman, who described at the exit of the Oreo “a playful dog, and likes to jump around and such things, and just left.”

She asked if she woke up because the halo jumped on the bed or because her companion told the Fox 13: “The Station has agreed – to be sure to be sure to deal with any rifle in their heads moving forward.

“Hold security or use the trigger lock,” said a woman after shooting, which police classified as a random injury that does not require anything against the halo or his owner, according to the fox 13.

Non-profit Brady: United against gun violence It was found that – since 2019. year – an unintentional firearm injury was the most common type of gun injury that requires hospitalization in the United States, where laws regulating firearms are notoriously light when they are contrary to those of other advanced democracies.

Meanwhile, the 2018 study in the global ownership of a firearm estimated Torovi in ​​civil ownership in the United States surpass people, with a population greater than 340 million.

Kirkwood is not the only person who shot a pet home pet.

Richard Remme from Fort Dodge, Iowa, reported in 2018. year, shooting in one of his legs with a gun he put in his belt while it was rough with his pit bikon-labrador mix, Balew.

And 2019, former Footballer at the Louisiana State University Matt, publicly discussed how his black Labrador Retriver entered the hunting shotgun, which was placed in the back of the communal terrain on the hunting trip to Mississippi.

The shotgun was fired, a striking branch in one of his legs. The feet of the branch is subsequently amputated. He spent 12 days unconscious, but he survived the temptation.

The branch, which was eventually equipped with titanium proteking legs, began to walk again, returned to work and resolved to continue hunting.

“I am happy to be alive and not crazy I lost my leg,” Mississippi branch Klarijska knjiga.