You mean *NEGLIGENTLY* discharged his weapon. No such thing as an "accidental" discharge. His booger picker pulled the bang lever, or his clothing, or his other equipment from IMPROPER handling without the due care and diligence a deadly weapon deserves. Guns do NOT go off all by themselves when they decide it's been too long since they've had a BANG and are pining away for one. Anyone who claims this is a liar trying to avoid responsibility, accountability and culpability for gross carelessness and disregard for their safety and that of others around them. Thank GOD a child wasn't hit by his bullet. The sooner they confiscate *ALL* his firearms, the better, for the safety of the public, around whom he cannot be trusted with one.