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Man Accidentally Shoots Himself In Antioch Walmart
Story posted: 37 minutes ago

ANTIOCH, Tenn. – A man has been sent to the hospital after accidentally shooting himself at a Davidson County Walmart.
The shooting happened at the Walmart on 3035 Hamilton Church Road in Antioch around 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Company officials confirmed the man was at a cash register when he shot himself in the leg with his concealed weapon as he was checking out.
The man was transported by ambulance to an area hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Officers from the Metro Nashville Police Department were on the scene and talking to witnesses to determine exactly what happened.
The area around the checkout counters was roped off while police conducted their investigation.
The victim's identity was not released.
NewsChannel5 has a crew on the scene stay with NewsChannel5 for more information as it becomes available.
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Guest tdoccrossvilletn
Mexican carrying in Walmart. Yaye there goes our right to carry at Walmart because of an idiot nd.

Sent from my mind using ninja telepathy.

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I hear about a guy that use to carry a Glock in an old worn out leather holster and he sat down one time to many in his car with that holster and some of the floppy leather lodged in the trigger and the gun discharged bullet grazing his buttocks passing threw the car seat and floorboard into his driveway.

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Mexican carrying in Walmart. Yaye there goes our right to carry at Walmart because of an idiot nd.

Sent from my mind using ninja telepathy.

 

Mexican carrying in Walmart. Yaye there goes our right to carry at Walmart because of an idiot nd.

Sent from my mind using ninja telepathy.

Wonder if he was an illegal immigrant  packing? a lot of illegals in gangs live in the Antioch Area.  That use to be a nice neighborhood back 15-20 years ago.................jmho

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Here is what I found with a search.

 

 

Investigators say a 21-year-old man, who was buying a gallon of milk, felt the gun that had been on his waist start to move.

The gun was not in a holster, and it fired - hitting the man in the leg.

He was transported to an area hospital for treatment of minor injuries.

No other injuries have been reported.

Police said the man, who had his permit to conceal a weapon, will not be charged.

 

This confirms my belief that milk is not good for you.

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