Accidental discharge of my husband’s Glock 19 - Your help needed

[user]

I've sent "Gabriel" a PM. Please don't quote the post or respond to it in any detail. Posting that comment in public was clearly an "accident".

 

[marshaul]

Awesome news. FWIW IMHO this is a good decision. In fact I think it's completely reasonable to ask someone who has a ND in public to simply take a safety course.

Agreed. I don't see this as an aggressive response.

Criminal prosecution, on the other hand, is quite simply immoral. I wouldn't be opposed to legislating this outcome, but only if it makes the threat of criminal charges much less harder to bring about.

 

[Grapeshot]

I need a legal advice or a lawyer phone number I haven't been charged with anything but the bullet Traver though My wall entered somebody's bathroom and nobody was hurt I need help

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[WalkingWolf]

I have stopped using AD, and ND as a descriptor of this. Seems someone always gets offended when you call it a ND. Can't bring myself to call them accidents, I stopped that a long time ago when describing collisions. So a discharge of a firearm when it was not intended is a unintentional discharge UD.

 

[marshaul]

Seems someone always gets offended when you call it a ND.

Yeah, well try calling it an AD. :uhoh: :lol:

Can't bring myself to call them accidents, I stopped that a long time ago when describing collisions. So a discharge of a firearm when it was not intended is a unintentional discharge UD.

Seems reasonable.

 

[Gabriel Gonzalez]

Thank you

thank you very much i appreciate the support and help from all of you.

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