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Charles L. Cotton wrote:

philip964 wrote:https://www.click2houston.com/news/gun- ... arking-lot

Indicted in shooting.

They need to indict the rest of these accidental shooters as well.

This is a warning about the Harris County DA's office under ultra-liberal, anti-gun Kim Ogg. This indictment is absurd! I suspect he will be acquitted, but it will cost him a lot of money.

Chas.

If you were going to charge him at all not knowing any more details than were released in the initial news stories it would seem much more appropriate to me to charge him under 19.05 with "Criminally Negligent Homicide".

There was absolutely no intent on his part but he did not take ordinary care to ensure the gun was unloaded and unable to fire as I read it which was the proximate cause of death.

His life is already ruined, what is the point of overcharging him?

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

philip964 wrote:https://www.click2houston.com/news/gun- ... arking-lot

Indicted in shooting.

They need to indict the rest of these accidental shooters as well.

This is a warning about the Harris County DA's office under ultra-liberal, anti-gun Kim Ogg. This indictment is absurd! I suspect he will be acquitted, but it will cost him a lot of money.

Chas.

Have there been any more details made public on exactly what happened in this incident? I did a little looking but didn't see any updated information. WR

ELB wrote:Lawsuit.

https://www.click2houston.com/news/laws ... in-cypress

There are only two relative and appriate words here for the owner of the range/shop.

"How much".

His liability carrier better do whatever it takes to settle before it goes to trial or they will get cleaned out.

If you're carrying a firearm into a shop have the courtesy to open the breech and leave it open.

If you have a firearm with a loaded round that cannot be cleared, leave it in the car, go get the gunsmith and make sure you explain the situation to him him before proceeding.