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SecularMotion

(7,981 posts)
Tue Nov 20, 2012, 07:26 AM Nov 2012

Man to face charges for shooting dad

A 24-year-old Boardman man will appear in Mahoning County Area Court today to face a misdemeanor negligent assault charge after accidentally shooting his 51-year-old father in the leg Saturday night.

Raymond Cerni Jr. is accused of shooting his father, Raymond Cerni Sr., at their Montrose Avenue home shortly after trick-or-treat hours ended about 7:50 p.m. In reports, police said Cerni Jr. “appeared to be intoxicated.”

Cerni Jr. and a witness to the shooting told officers there was no argument before the gunfire and that the witness, Cerni Jr. and his father were discussing guns and ammunition when Cerni Jr. displayed his gun. When he tried to clear the chamber, the 40-caliber, semiautomatic handgun fired, according to records.

http://www.vindy.com/news/2012/nov/06/man-to-face-charges-for-shooting-dad/
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Man to face charges for shooting dad (Original Post) SecularMotion Nov 2012 OP
42 years and I still haven't shot my Father. ileus Nov 2012 #1
Maybe DU should have a "Safety Group." Eleanors38 Nov 2012 #2
Basic gun safety should be taught in public schools slackmaster Nov 2012 #3
Hey now, it's a basic woman skill as well.... PavePusher Nov 2012 #4
Not insisting on that may have been one of my biggest mistakes in my last disastrous relationship slackmaster Nov 2012 #5
How About We Require a Safety Test with a License fightthegoodfightnow Nov 2012 #6
And what are you doing to help get this done? oneshooter Nov 2012 #7
More than you apparently fightthegoodfightnow Nov 2012 #8
It is not my believe that one should be licensed by the state to exercise a civil right. oneshooter Nov 2012 #9
Hhmm fightthegoodfightnow Nov 2012 #10
PS fightthegoodfightnow Nov 2012 #11

ileus

(15,396 posts)
1. 42 years and I still haven't shot my Father.
Tue Nov 20, 2012, 08:00 AM
Nov 2012

Neither has my 52yo brother.

My son hasn't shot me either....


Nor my daughter

Nor my wife

Nor have I shot either of them


I'm going to assume it's my experience that I pass down to my family.


Stay safe my friends, but go prepared to save a life.

 

slackmaster

(60,567 posts)
3. Basic gun safety should be taught in public schools
Tue Nov 20, 2012, 10:39 AM
Nov 2012

Obviously this person's father was not up to the task of teaching basic man skills.

 

slackmaster

(60,567 posts)
5. Not insisting on that may have been one of my biggest mistakes in my last disastrous relationship
Tue Nov 20, 2012, 12:29 PM
Nov 2012

I'm going through the one-year anniversary of a horrifying series of events that cost me some money and may have taken years off my life.

No more pious religious messed-up women for me.

oneshooter

(8,614 posts)
9. It is not my believe that one should be licensed by the state to exercise a civil right.
Wed Nov 21, 2012, 11:30 AM
Nov 2012

You are the one that would demand that a permit/license to exercise a civil right. So the question remains. What are YOU doing to assure that a permit/license is required.

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