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Boy Killed By Falling Bullet From The Sky As He Played Basketball
Having a gun is a constitutional right, but many people who have guns are not careful with them and either hurt themselves or others.
Noah Inman, 13, was outside playing basketball with some friends on July 1, when he suddenly collapsed.
Witnesses thought he had had a seizure – but unfortunately he had been struck by a falling bullet…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
Image Credit: Noah’s Journey / GoFundMe
Police believe someone fired a bullet up in the air and tragically, Noah was hit and he passed away on July 7.
Gravity people – you fire a bullet up into the air, and it will fall back to the earth. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
The Hammond Police Department urged people to only use legal fireworks on the Fourth of July for the safety of everyone in the area.
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Many people have said that Noah’s death was a tragic accident and an incredible fluke.
Be safe out there people. Guns aren’t toys and shouldn’t be used unless you are defending yourself.
Share away, people.
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