Police: 3-year-old Chicago boy fatally shoots self
Waukegan police say that the little boy found his father’s 9 mm semi-automatic gun on a dresser in his parents’ bedroom and accidentally shot himself
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Waukegan police say that the little boy found his father’s 9 mm semi-automatic gun on a dresser in his parents’ bedroom and accidentally shot himself
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