Police added a dose of scepticism on
Wednesday to a report about a man who
says he was shot by his dog while driving
down a Florida highway.
Commander Steve Carr, a police spokesman
in the central town of Sebring, where the
shooting occurred on Saturday, said there
were "some indications" the shooting victim
may have made up his "dog shoots man"
story.
Gregory Lane Lanier, 35, told police he
thought the 9mm Beretta semi-automatic
handgun on the floor of his pickup truck
was unloaded when the black and tan
English bulldog kicked it and caused it to
fire.
Lanier was hit in his left leg and the bullet
wound, patched up at a local hospital, was
not serious. "It's what he claims," Carr said
of Lanier's account. "We didn't spend a lot
of time investigating it.
There doesn't appear to be any criminal act
involved. You don't have to be licensed in
Florida to carry a handgun." Lanier could
not be reached for comment on Wednesday.
Calls to a phone number listed for him in a
Sebring Police Department report on the
highway shooting went unanswered.

Im not surprised..Last time it was a 6 yr old boy wedding and kissing a 62+ old grand mum in zimbabwe..Then a man biting a snake to death...

Im not shocked anymore and wont be if i hear that Mukina impregnated Seun Osewa.

gbosaa: Im not surprised..Last time it was a 6 yr old boy wedding and kissing a 62+ old grand mum in zimbabwe..Then a man biting a snake to death...

Im not shocked anymore and wont be if i hear that Mukina impregnated Seun Osewa.

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