09-17-2013, 02:13 PM
Toddlers introduced to guns in game fashion, idiot adults/parents...never ends.
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A Michigan City man is formally charged with accidentally shooting his fiance's little boy.
Investigators say 3-year-old Lance Wilson died playing what they called the "gun game."
On Monday, formal charges were officially filed against 24-year old Zak Grisham with Neglect of a Dependant and Reckless Homicide.
Investigators say Lance Wilson was shot at close range Sunday afternoon in the Terrace Acres Mobile Home Park.
Detectives laid out their case against Grisham in a courtroom Monday afternoon.
They told the judge that Grisham and 3-year-old Lance Wilson would play a game, Lance with an imaginary gun, Zach with a real one.
Sunday around 3:30 p.m., police were called to the home and found that Lance had been shot once.
Police say Lance lived in the house with his mother and Grisham. And at the time of the shooting two other children, who are relatives, were also in the house.
Detectives say Grisham and the 3-year-old boy started playing the Gun Game, where Lance would point his finger and go "Bang, Bang," and Grisham would respond by pointing his hand gun at the child and say "bang, bang" back.
Police say Grisham admitted to playing the "Gun Game with Lance often, but this time forgot the gun was loaded.
Grisham is expected to be arraigned later this week. His bond is set at $10,000 cash.
The detective told WSBT although this was unintentional, Grisham has to be held accountable.
http://www.wsbt.com/news/local/3yearold-...index.html
A Michigan City man is formally charged with accidentally shooting his fiance's little boy.
Investigators say 3-year-old Lance Wilson died playing what they called the "gun game."
On Monday, formal charges were officially filed against 24-year old Zak Grisham with Neglect of a Dependant and Reckless Homicide.
Investigators say Lance Wilson was shot at close range Sunday afternoon in the Terrace Acres Mobile Home Park.
Detectives laid out their case against Grisham in a courtroom Monday afternoon.
They told the judge that Grisham and 3-year-old Lance Wilson would play a game, Lance with an imaginary gun, Zach with a real one.
Sunday around 3:30 p.m., police were called to the home and found that Lance had been shot once.
Police say Lance lived in the house with his mother and Grisham. And at the time of the shooting two other children, who are relatives, were also in the house.
Detectives say Grisham and the 3-year-old boy started playing the Gun Game, where Lance would point his finger and go "Bang, Bang," and Grisham would respond by pointing his hand gun at the child and say "bang, bang" back.
Police say Grisham admitted to playing the "Gun Game with Lance often, but this time forgot the gun was loaded.
Grisham is expected to be arraigned later this week. His bond is set at $10,000 cash.
The detective told WSBT although this was unintentional, Grisham has to be held accountable.
http://www.wsbt.com/news/local/3yearold-...index.html