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2 year old kills mother accidentally
By: Tupaki Desk | 1 Jan 2015 5:14 PM GMT
In a fatal and unfortunate incident a 29-year-old woman was shot by her 2-year-old son in a Wal-Mart store Los Angeles, USA.
As per reports a woman named Veronica Rutledge ,was accidentally shot and killed by the toddler while she was shopping in a Wal-Mart store in Hayden.She was busy in shopping with her four kids and one of them who was sitting in the trolley accessed licensed gun of the victim in her handbag and fired towards her.She was immediately dead and several store employees also witnessed the shooting.
Gun Fire took place at the back of the store near the electronics area and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The victim was a nuclear research scientist and was employed by Idaho National Laboratory.The Wal-Mart was evacuated and closed after the incident happened..
Just a month before a three year-old Lorain girl accidentally shot in the head by her brother.As per the US law gun holders are barred from bringing their weapons into dormitories or buildings that hold more than 1,000 people.
As per reports a woman named Veronica Rutledge ,was accidentally shot and killed by the toddler while she was shopping in a Wal-Mart store in Hayden.She was busy in shopping with her four kids and one of them who was sitting in the trolley accessed licensed gun of the victim in her handbag and fired towards her.She was immediately dead and several store employees also witnessed the shooting.
Gun Fire took place at the back of the store near the electronics area and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The victim was a nuclear research scientist and was employed by Idaho National Laboratory.The Wal-Mart was evacuated and closed after the incident happened..
Just a month before a three year-old Lorain girl accidentally shot in the head by her brother.As per the US law gun holders are barred from bringing their weapons into dormitories or buildings that hold more than 1,000 people.
