Watch how this 9 year old girl accidentally shot and killed her UZI instructor while the later trained him how to shoot with an automatic UZI gun as the shooting turned tragic
Well Weapons never bring anything good to the table and yet everyone fantasizes to taste the cold beauty for atleast once in their lifetime. Unaware of the accidental or intentional consequences of owning a firearm, people often end up inviting unwanted trouble.
Taking of which, In yet another one of these horrifying incidents a 9 year old girl shot and killed her Shooting instructor with an automatic UZI sub-machine gun at the Last Stop outdoor shooting range in White Hills near Arizona.
The horrific incident was caught on camera by the girl's parents as the Arizona shooting Instructor Charles Vacca(39) of Lake Havasu City stood besides the 9 year old girl, instructing her how to shoot the deadly UZI machine gun.
For the first shot Vacca kept a hold on the gun as the girl shot her first shot but it was the second one which claimed the life of instructor as the later turned the gun to auto mode and this time didn't hold the girl's hand telling her not to let go of the gun but unfortunately the little girl had no idea of the recoil power of the UZI sub-machine gun as she lost control of the gun and shot several shots at the Instructor accidentally.
For graphic reasons the video shows just the part where the girl lost control of the gun as it got diverted towards the Instructors head. Vacca was immediately airlifted to University Medical Center in Las Vegas where he was pronounced dead.
For graphic reasons the video shows just the part where the girl lost control of the gun as it got diverted towards the Instructors head. Vacca was immediately airlifted to University Medical Center in Las Vegas where he was pronounced dead.
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Let's Hope the Firearms and Public Safety department would make necessary changes to usage of Firearms in terms of age guidelines and make safety top priority.