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A 1-year-old Dallas-area girl died after being shot in the head in an apparently accidental shooting that also wounded her 9-year-old brother.

A 14-year-old was arrested and charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon and with making a firearm accessible to a child and was booked into the Van Zandt County Juvenile Detention Facility,

The 14-year-old was the alleged owner of the gun, inForney reported, and was a neighbor to the injured children.

According to inForney, three juvenile children were left alone in the house while their single parent ran an errand. Investigators said the 14-year-old neighbor stopped by with a loaded handgun and was invited inside. The rest is under investigation, inForney reported, noting that the 9-year-old’s finger was severed in the shooting.
 
My girls had guns as gifts by that age. They had also been raised around them. They had to dismantle, clean and reassemble a gun before they could go to the range to learn to shoot. They had to take a hunter safety class. They could not access the weapons without an adult. We kept all weapons in cases with two different locks on each. It just depends what you teach a kid about weapons that truly matters.
 
A 14-year-old was arrested and charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon and with making a firearm accessible to a child and was booked into the Van Zandt County Juvenile Detention Facility,

They charged a child with making a firearm accessible to a child? Isn't the point of that law to charge the adult who allowed unsupervised access?
 
I got my first gun at age 5. I had 4 by the time I was 14. I've got a few more now, and none of them have ever caused harm to another human.
you were taught how to handle a gun and also taught , i would bet, you never point a gun unless you mean to kill what you pointed it at. or target practice at a target. Guns are not toys. And how many of your 4 guns at 14 were you allowed to take out with you fully loaded to go visit a friend so you could show off and brag? Guns don't kill, people kill with guns, knives, hammers, what ever.
 
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