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The 4-year-old Florida boy fatally shoots with a weapon in the car

The 4-year-old Florida boy fatally shoots with a weapon in the car

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The child found a handgun from Smith & Wesson M&P .40-caliber under the driver's seat. His mother found him after hearing a “pop” sound while she was on her computer.

A 4-year-old boy from Florida died after accidentally shot his family's gun, the police said.

Selected Morris and his family prepared for an evening on Friday, belonging to the pizza, and then returned home to play board games, the Davenport police said in a press release on Monday.

Everything seemed to be okay until the mother of voters heard a “pop” sound while she was on her computer in the main bedroom, she told the police.

Assuming that the children had broken, the mother confronted her 7 and 11-year-olds in the living room while playing video games during their headphones, the police said. When the mother noticed that she was selected, she looked for her youngest child and noticed that the door to the garage was open, according to the department.

The mother then entered the garage and found the head of the family vehicle with a gunshot wound on the head seat, the police said. Shecosselserters hurried to a hospital that is 2 miles away. Selected was declared dead about 24 hours later on Saturday, the police said.

“This is a tragic accident”

During the shootout, the father of Exchosen was in the bathroom and, according to the police, prepared for the planned family outing that night.

The police believe that it was selected, who was enthusiastic about the night excursion, got into the car to wait for the rest of his family members when he found the pistol under the driver's seat. Detectives have recovered a handgun from Smith & Wesson M&P .40 caliber from the vehicle, said the department.

“This is a tragic accident. As a father and grandfather, I can't imagine what (you) right. Our prayers are sure Steve Parker said in an explanation.

No criminal complaints were submitted in connection with the death of voters, Parker told USA on Monday.

“As part of our protocol, we will contact the public prosecutor, but my office has no intention of charging the information we have,” said the chief of police.

Security tips for gun owners to protect children

At least 1,262 children died of unintentional weapon injuries between 2003 and 2021 in the USA and Puerto Rico. The majority (85%) were killed in a house or apartment and about 38% were added, the agency said.

According to the CDC, in which the data analysis quoted violent death reporting system, weapons that were involved in the unintentional deaths were most often kept near bedside tables, under mattresses or pillows, in cupboards and in vehicles.

To protect children, the California Ministry of Justice recommends the gun owners:

  • Always store the unloaded firearm.
  • Use a safety device for firearms and save the weapon in a closed container.
  • Protect the weapon's ammunition separately in a closed container.
  • Do not store the firearm where it is visible.
  • Do not store the firearm on a bedside table, under a mattress or pillow or on a cabinet shelf.
  • Do not keep the weapon under other valuables (such as jewelry or cameras), unless it is locked up in a safe container.
  • Consider not keeping firearms safely and safely from the apartment.

Healthildren.org also recommends that parents talk to their children about weapons, including the memory of them, if they ever come across a firearm to keep away from it and to tell a responsible adult immediately.

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