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A 2-year-old remained in critical condition after being shot by his 4-year-old brother, who may not have known the difference between a real and toy gun, polic
stanley cup e said.Police Sgt. Cameron Grysen said the boys had been arguing at their home in southwest Houston on Saturday afternoon when the 2-year-old threw a toy at his brother.The older boy got the loaded gun from a purse in his mother s bedroom and shot his brother once in the temple, Grysen said.He was being treated at Ben Taub Hospital.The mother told police she had the .32-caliber automatic to protect her family because of recent neighborhood burglaries. She said Saturday was the one day that she did not secure the weapon. She could face criminal charges. Since he is under 10, the boy will not be charged in the shooting.Child Protective Services spokeswoman Estella Olguin said CPS had never been called to the home before. The agency
stanley usa has placed the older boy with a grandparent.Authorities said the 4-year-old didn t seem to understand what he had done. He s wondering where his brother is, and when his brother s coming back, Grysen said.
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stanley travel mug cybersecurity threats, in 2016. The county is also in talks to sell their wastewater to Dreyer Ice Cream, according to theWashington Post. Wastewater once dumped into the river has become a million-dollar commodity. The wastewater deal is a reminder that the NSA, which increasingly seems to operate outside our laws, is at least bound by the laws of physics. The agency mega data center in Utah, for example, has been bedeviled by electronic failures. Federal Judge Says NSA Phone Spying Is Probably Unconstitutional And, if privacy advocates can ;t change what data the NSA coll
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