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The shooting death of a 57-year-old man is currently under investigation by the Routt County Sheriff’s Office following an incident that occurred in the Buffalo Pass area Saturday night.

Deputies responded to a call that a 14-year-old male had shot his stepfather with a 0.22 rifle at around 8:15 p.m. The man was flown from the scene to a medical facility in Loveland and later died, according to Sheriff Garrett Wiggins.

Nearby campers reported to law enforcement that the mother and stepfather had been arguing all afternoon and appeared to have been drinking. Those campers also reported witnessing what appeared to be a struggle between the man and woman.

According to law enforcement reports, the mom wanted to leave the campsite with her son and go to Steamboat Springs. She went into the tent to retrieve her computer when a fight ensued.

The stepfather ended up pushing his wife down and getting on top of her, Wiggins said. The stepson saw his mother in a fetal position with the stepfather on top of her and yelled for him to get off of her.

The stepfather refused, Wiggins said, and the son retrieved a 0.22-caliber rifle from a vehicle and fired a warning shot. When the fighting continued, the stepson shot his stepfather in the back. Wiggins said the stepson then called 911.

Names of those involved are not being released at this time.

Wiggins said the case is currently under investigation, and no charges have been filed. An autopsy on the deceased was being performed.
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The kids a hero. Even fired a warning shot. Seriously. That kid is a champ with what I read. I woulda just shot him in the face once I retrieved that rifle.

I don't fire warning shots. I learned at a young age that guns ain't for show and tell. Even when I carried one, I never showed it to anyone. I just waited for my friends to come to my apartment for show and tell lol. Teenagers not even of drinking age, drinking and passing around a loaded gun. What could go wrong?

These are Canadian kids too that didn't grow up around them. I swear I'd be plugging my ears everytime it'd exchange hands. Kids are so stupid. It was a 9mm. Then I'd start emptying the clip through the chamber and everyone would be plugging their ears! I'd look around like "Wtf!!!??? Bitches."

I trust myself. Others? Not so much. Guess that's a bit of a perspective thing lol. Oh don't worry. I saw somebody empty a gun like that in a movie once. I knew what I was doing.
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Oh and if be pointing it at the floor! Safety first. I lived in an apartment building though. If it accidentally went off? Mighta killed some kid sleeping in his bed in the unit beneath me. Thought didn't even cross my mind. That's how stupid kids are.

I swear I just figured if I shot one through my floor I'd just hand it to a friend and tell him to get the hell outta here lmao. Reposition the furniture over the bullet hole... No biggie!
 
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