01-11-2015, 05:42 AM
More 'responsible' gun owners..
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Evansville, Indiana: A US couple face charges after investigators say they found mobile phone videos showing the woman's 12-month-old daughter putting a handgun in her mouth.
Police in Indiana discovered the videos after 19-year-old Michael Barnes was arrested for trying to sell a handgun to an undercover officer.
Police say the man and the girl's 22-year-old mother, Tori Wilson, can be heard encouraging the toddler to say "pow", and that no one tried to stop her as she put the gun in her mouth.
Police say the mother told officers the girl was holding a pellet gun; investigators say it was a .40-calibre handgun. They say the gun's magazine appeared to be removed but it's not clear if ammunition was in the chamber.
Both adults face charges including child neglect and recklessness with a deadly weapon. Evansville police described the acts as "mind-numbing" and said they had never seen anything like it before.
Evansville, Indiana: A US couple face charges after investigators say they found mobile phone videos showing the woman's 12-month-old daughter putting a handgun in her mouth.
Police in Indiana discovered the videos after 19-year-old Michael Barnes was arrested for trying to sell a handgun to an undercover officer.
Police say the man and the girl's 22-year-old mother, Tori Wilson, can be heard encouraging the toddler to say "pow", and that no one tried to stop her as she put the gun in her mouth.
Police say the mother told officers the girl was holding a pellet gun; investigators say it was a .40-calibre handgun. They say the gun's magazine appeared to be removed but it's not clear if ammunition was in the chamber.
Both adults face charges including child neglect and recklessness with a deadly weapon. Evansville police described the acts as "mind-numbing" and said they had never seen anything like it before.