I can’t STRESS enough, GUN-SAFETY, and how many MORE people need to get SHOT, FATALLY wounded, seriously, injured, to finally get this off the newspapers, huh??? Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The fifty-year-old man, Cho and his younger brother and friend two nights ago, entered into the Yilan Fushan Bridge to hunt, Cho was suspected of accidentally pulling the trigger while reaching for his hunting rifle, and the bullet shot himself at under his right arm, and because there’s no immediate rescue services available, he’d lost too much blood and died.
Kao, who was a man of the hunting party said, they’d shared a rifle together, back then they were passing the landslide, and needed to, put the gun down onto the ground to pass, as Cho stepped over the landslide, he’d reached for the gun, and accidentally pulled the trigger and shot himself. But, Kao lied from the start on how Cho had slipped and fallen, and that was how he’d, sustained the injuries, and the police had found amphetamine on him, they’d believed, that they’d needed to investigate the matters further.
how you’d, headed out, in the morn…photo from online…
The police investigated, that Cho, and his younger brother, and his friend, He, Kao, and a woman, Chang, a party of five, drove to the bridge two evenings ago, and walked on foot, into the hunting grounds; Chang stayed in the car, the men paired up in teams, and took one rifle each.
Based off of Kao’s claims, after the four split up, they could still see each other, he and Cho were paired up together, they’d walked into the region of the landslide, they’d first put the rifles onto the ground, walked over, then, Cho reached for the rifle; and because both their rifles’ triggers were, already damaged, and were tied together by red rubberbands, as Cho reached for his gun, he’d, accidentally, pulled the trigger, and the steel ball shot out, right into the right armpits of Cho’s upper torso.
Kao said, after Cho shot himself by accident, he’d immediately hollered aloud for help, the other two men rushed back to the car to call for assistance; but because they were in the distant regions of the mountains, the ambulance couldn’t reach them up there, two hour after he’d accidentally shot himself, Cho was finally, oved to the industrial roads by the paramedics, but his vital signs were, all gone, they’d rushed him to the hospitals, but he’d, still died.
how it’d ended for you, before the day’s done…photo from online…or worse…
The police suspected, that the gun’s trigger may have been damaged, and, in the impact of external forces, it’d, accidentally fired off, and the gun didn’t have a safety, and that, was how the gun fired. But, what actually happened, is still pending investigation.
The Yilan Substation stated, that Cho and his party of five were all natives, and didn’t have restrictions placed on them for hunting, but the gun that accidentally fired off wasn’t registered; and they’d also found another 0.37 grams worth of amphetamine on Kao, they’d charged him with possessions of illegal substances.
And so, whether if this was an accident, only the man who’d died can tell you, and this also showed the importance of gun safety, and this man had a broken gun, that accidentally, fired, which showed how dangerous these things can be!
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