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t1_j68k4wv wrote

This happened a few days ago and I've been wondering ever since what they were hunting with a rifle and a dog? A shotgun I can understand, or maybe a .22lr for squirrels but it's unlikely the guy would die from a .22 round unless it was a strategically placed shot.

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t1_j68n0dz wrote

How can someone be so dumb as to have a loaded weapon in the car?

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t1_j697gyq wrote

Dog got fed up with all those "man bites dog" stories on the news and took matters into his own paws.

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t1_j69eirn wrote

The dog decided he needed to be put out of his misery.

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t1_j69jn1s wrote

New meaning to ‘Dog will Hunt’.

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t1_j69t4i6 wrote

A dog took my face and gave me a better face to change the world: the Celeste Cunningham story

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t1_j6afis1 wrote

Don’t mind me, just hear looking for the comment about how it’s a mental health issue and not the guns.

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t1_j6aoncb wrote

Extremely dumb, you never ever put down a loaded weapon like that. No reason whatsoever to have a round in the chamber before being outside the car and having both hands on the rifle, muzzle pointing in a safe direction.

The headline shouldn't be "dog shoots man", it should be "man negligently fails to clear weapon".

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t1_j6c9f46 wrote

I appreciate this for the nottheonion aspect, but fuck RTE for a *slightly* misleading clickbait headline.

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