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November 4, 2007Posted by Will Luke on 11/04/2007 in USA
Man shot opponent during match
An argument between several Indian men during a match in Orlando, Florida, led to a shooting yesterday when one of the players, Francis Singh, was shot in the abdomen.
"The shooter was defending himself from an attack with a cricket bat which is similar to a baseball bat but it's flat," Orange County sheriff's Sgt. Spike Hopkins said. "For this man to bring a firearm to a sporting event is odd but then again, he has the right to do so. He has a concealed weapons permit and if, in fact, he was protecting himself, he was authorized by law to do so."
Posted by: Brad Murphy at November 7, 2007 12:50 PM
Did he have his protector on?
Posted by: Ken Brown at November 13, 2007 10:53 AM
He obviously didn't have his safety catch on!
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