RRGlock23
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That's f'ed up, man! No playing with the firearm. I wish AZ needs to change back to old bill law for Arizonians must have license to carry concealed instead of "concealed carry without license". I assumed many young men are bragging to have open carry firearm like this. They could be discharged like him. :fie:
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EL MIRAGE, AZ -- A west Valley Wal-Mart customer was arrested Thursday after accidentally firing a round while playing with his pistol inside the store.
El Mirage Police Department spokesman Robert Peoples said officers were dispatched to the store near Thunderbird and Dysart roads after a call came in that shots had been fired.
While officers were en route, they discovered no one had been injured and that the store manager was standing with the suspect.
Peoples said the suspect was identified as 30-year-old David Walters, of Surprise.
During the officer's investigation, witnesses said Walters entered the store carrying a semi automatic pistol in a holster.
According to witnesses, Walters continually "messed" with the gun while it was in the holster. He would reportedly holster and un-holster the gun, which made the other customers and employees nervous.
As Walters stood at the electronics counter talking to the clerk, he pulled the gun out of the holster and thumbed through some nearby magazines, Peoples said.
The clerk said she was afraid that she was about to be robbed. She notified the store manager of the situation after Walters left the counter.
Walters reportedly approached the checkout lane and while standing at the end of the counter, he pulled the gun out of his holster again.
Upon pulling the gun out of the holster, a magazine dislodged and fell on the floor.
Peoples said Walters picked up the magazine, placed it back into the gun, manipulating the gun as if loading the weapon.
While he was doing this the gun discharged and sent shots into the ceiling.
Walters was arrested and booked on six counts of endangerment, disorderly conduct and discharging a weapon within the city limits.
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Last Update: 5:27 am
EL MIRAGE, AZ -- A west Valley Wal-Mart customer was arrested Thursday after accidentally firing a round while playing with his pistol inside the store.
El Mirage Police Department spokesman Robert Peoples said officers were dispatched to the store near Thunderbird and Dysart roads after a call came in that shots had been fired.
While officers were en route, they discovered no one had been injured and that the store manager was standing with the suspect.
Peoples said the suspect was identified as 30-year-old David Walters, of Surprise.
During the officer's investigation, witnesses said Walters entered the store carrying a semi automatic pistol in a holster.
According to witnesses, Walters continually "messed" with the gun while it was in the holster. He would reportedly holster and un-holster the gun, which made the other customers and employees nervous.
As Walters stood at the electronics counter talking to the clerk, he pulled the gun out of the holster and thumbed through some nearby magazines, Peoples said.
The clerk said she was afraid that she was about to be robbed. She notified the store manager of the situation after Walters left the counter.
Walters reportedly approached the checkout lane and while standing at the end of the counter, he pulled the gun out of his holster again.
Upon pulling the gun out of the holster, a magazine dislodged and fell on the floor.
Peoples said Walters picked up the magazine, placed it back into the gun, manipulating the gun as if loading the weapon.
While he was doing this the gun discharged and sent shots into the ceiling.
Walters was arrested and booked on six counts of endangerment, disorderly conduct and discharging a weapon within the city limits.
