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I'm interested in why the sheriff refused to talk about the weapon used. He's claimed to be pro 2a, and anti-safe act, so I'm curious if he's trying to keep it from being another evil black rifle story.
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It was a shotgun. She was hit in the neck by a shotgun slug while in the front seat with her boyfriend driving. The weapons was fired twice, once striking the car, and once striking her
'Gillis and six friends — three of them in the vehicle in which she was a front-seat passenger, two more in a second vehicle and another on a motorcycle — mistakenly drove up Monahan’s unpaved driveway just before 10 p.m. that night as they searched for a friend’s house'. The shooters excuse was he thought a group was coming up there to get him as he apparently was a hot head who didn't always make friends. He was also pissed that cars would get lost and drive up his road
They were 1/2 mile from their correct destination so close that the people there heard the shots being fired. A neighbor also saw the incident go down. The kids had to drive 5 miles to finally get a good 911 call after 2 calls dropped. They likely wouldn't have gotten him so fast if it wasn't for another 911 call of the shots fired from a neighbors house and put it together.
The guy didn't know he hit them and thought cops were there for a noise disturbance call after shooting , he thought he shot the ground around them as some kind of warning
News is talking how a shotgun slug is "designed to kill large game, 3 times the size of a handgun round and there was no permit required to possess it" no scary black rifle in this incident but politicians pointing fingers over lack of cell phone coverage and squandering millions of dollars the state has received for expanding cell coverage
VP Harris called the Gillis family. Biden called the family of the other kid who got shot at the wrong door