NBC 5 Chicago The Unique Thrift Store on the south side of Chicago is closed after employee Maria Carmen Dominguez, 54, was shot and killed when a gun fell out of a donated sock.
Posted on 03/07/2014 8:54:42 PM PST by KeyLargo
NBC 5 Chicago The Unique Thrift Store on the south side of Chicago is closed after employee Maria Carmen Dominguez, 54, was shot and killed when a gun fell out of a donated sock.
.....when his accidental finger accidentally pulled the accidental trigger.
Oh good grief, this will give fodder to the anti gun lobby ... guns really do kill people on their own!
“When the male co-worker discovered a sock with something inside, he emptied the sock and a .22-caliber handgun fell into his hand, police said. The weapon accidentally discharged and struck the victim in the chest, police said. She later died at Christ Hospital.”
Maybe this?
Do not try to catch a dropped gun.
http://www.shootingillustrated.com/index.php/7507/rule-5/
Another irresponsible gun on the loose, I see. It probably came from a broken home.
and just think, there’s probably another orphaned sock somewhere in the world...
This is really a sad story. What a way to go.
Ban socks. At least a thirty day waiting period. After all, it’s for the children.
It fell out of the sock, into his hand, and fired itself. Sure.
The dog ate my homework kind of fishy. Polygraph...
I wonder if this was an illegal or legal gun. Was it registered? We know it didn’t have a trigger lock.
Why Not?
SUV’s kill people, run into buildings, get involved in police chases on a daily basis.
I would be checking out the guy that was handling it and see if anything going on between them.....
Sounds like a cover story for a crime
A trigger sock is not good enough ?
Or it’s ancestors was a slave.
Down with the man!
LOL
Sock Control NOW! Say NO to the National Sock Association!
Looking over the response, I am glad I am not the only person who smells a mouse here.
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