Security Guard Accidentally KILLED Himself..
@LetranKnight25 (33117)
Philippines
June 5, 2012 12:17pm CST
Hello Lotters,
Unbelievable, that what happens when you play with your gun. you're a guard and old enough to know how dangerous the gun is, not to mention you were trained in the security agency on how to handle the gun with care and how not to use it on things besides when you're in danger or facing Criminals.
the most irresponsible thing how ever was cops leaving guns and bags on the floor, then child picks it up and shoot themselves..when the gun should have been OUT OF REACH from children.
It's annoying but maybe he got so bored with his job he thinks guns are no different from Pellet weapons
Unbelievable, that what happens when you play with your gun. you're a guard and old enough to know how dangerous the gun is, not to mention you were trained in the security agency on how to handle the gun with care and how not to use it on things besides when you're in danger or facing Criminals.
the most irresponsible thing how ever was cops leaving guns and bags on the floor, then child picks it up and shoot themselves..when the gun should have been OUT OF REACH from children.
It's annoying but maybe he got so bored with his job he thinks guns are no different from Pellet weapons2 responses
@mrscallands22 (2851)
• United States
5 Jun 12
SMH some deaths are self inflicted. And those deaths I cannot feel sorry for because it was due to negligence and just being a total airhead. If that person had common sense enough to sit and think things through, even the limtless possibilities of him shooting himself by playing with an armed weapon, then maybe he'd still be alive today. We all get bored on our jobs from time to time, and since he was a security guard, I'm sure every so often he had to secure a building or a certain area, the remainder of those times, he was probably just sitting watching live videos of these areas to be secured. Why couldn't he have read a book or surfed the Internet? Why pick up a weapon and start idly playing with it? It makes me raise question on the possibility of him having possible mental issues... honestly. I feel bad for his family and those around him who cared about him, however, I regretfully do not feel sorry for him.
