Man accidentally shot child while officiating wedding near Lincoln, deputy says
Man accidentally shot child while officiating wedding near Lincoln, deputy says
Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said 62-year-old Michael Gardner, the wedding's officiant, fired a gun to get everyone's attention.
A Texas man accidentally shot a child while officiating a wedding in Lancaster County on Saturday, the sheriff’s office says.
Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said deputies were sent to a wedding at Hillside Events near Denton on a report of a gunshot wound.
Deputies learned that 62-year-old Michael Gardner, the wedding’s officiant, fired a gun to get everyone’s attention.
“He was going to fire in the air, and as he did that, it slipped and went off,” Houchin said.
The gun was loaded with a blank that Gardner made with gunpowder and glue.
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I go to a wedding and I take with me...
A gun!
Only in America!
28 2 ReplyAren't there countries where multiple people fire AK47s in the air after a wedding?
17 0 ReplyRight, there are. None of those countries merit emulation. On the contrary, they're blueprints for what not to do, so...
12 0 ReplyYeah, and those folks aren't firing blanks.
8 0 ReplyYes and that makes it better somehow?
3 2 ReplyNot better, no. Makes your statement of "only in america" feel more emotional than factual.
3 2 ReplyIt was a comparison among peers, other developed first world countries. While the comment was factually correct, it was not useful.
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