What happened to the China man who was killed by a stray bullet at the American shooting range?

14 (last Saturday), Mike Raa Hauge Shooting Enterprises, the largest shooting range in California, USA, had an accident. A shooter was hit by a stray bullet during shooting training at the shooting range and died unfortunately. It is reported that the deceased was a Chinese from Singapore, not a novice shooter.

16, He Bin county police said that the shooting incident was confirmed as accidental injury and the case was under investigation. This shooting range was closed on 14 and reopened at noon on 15. It is reported that the shooting range was briefly closed due to fire in May 438+065438+10, but the accident happened again less than two months later. Mike, Hebin County Police Department

Police officer Vasquez said that the case happened in the morning of 14, located at 14995 River Road (14995 River Road).

)。 After the shooting, the injured man was taken to a local hospital for treatment and died in the hospital. After the shooting incident, the shooting range was temporarily closed that afternoon, and police officers were stationed at the scene to investigate.

/kloc-on the morning of 0/5, the shooting range was reopened to gun friends. Cindy Lahogg, shooting range manager

Shen Bergel said, I don't know the actual situation. The police are investigating, but it is confirmed that the shooting was an accident. It is understood that this is the first time that stray bullets have been accidentally injured since the shooting range was established for more than 40 years. After the reopening on the morning of June 5438+05, many gun friends were still practicing shooting at the shooting range. The accidental wounding incident did not affect the operation of the shooting range. Many gun friends from China often come here to practice shooting, many of whom are new immigrants.

Shooting range for stray bullets, Mike

Raahauge, known as the largest shooting training venue in California, is located in Prado.

Near the park, covering at least 1200 mu. Shooting ranges are also used to train police dogs and practice hunting pheasants and ducks. Since 197 1, it has been run by the Lahogg family.