Police in Savannah say a man accused of lying to authorities after accidentally shooting himself has been charged with providing false information to police, obstruction and other offenses.
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police spokesman Julian Miller says 21-year-old Deaussey Ladarius Mungin accidentally shot himself in the finger Monday and told police he was wounded when someone fired at him from a passing vehicle.
Miller says police didn't find the crime scene, thought the wound was self-inflicted and asked him to submit to a gun residue test. Mungin instead checked himself out of the hospital and ran.
Miller says ammunition fell out of his sweater and police also found marijuana when he was arrested.
You see, the negligence is not what does it. It's the lying to the police.
Which do you think is worse?
ReplyDeleteIs that a joke? It would be hard to find two more different things to compare? What's worse, the flu or a Ford Pinto?
DeleteThe Pinto.
DeleteAnd being in possession of an illegal substance had nothing to do with it?
ReplyDeleteYeah, that might have.
DeleteHe was also charged with probation violation. Wonder what he was on probation for, a felony perhaps? We'll have to wait for the story to develop.
ReplyDeleteI think the thing that get their attention more than anything else is the lying. Cops do not like to be lied to.
DeleteA guy who has a problem with drugs should not have guns
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