Ralph Yarl says he's suffering lingering effects from being shot in the head
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The Black teenager recalled that moments before he was shot in the head by a white man in Kansas City after ringing the wrong doorbell, "I'm thinking, there’s no way he’s actually going to shoot, right?"

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The teenager who was trying to pick up his brothers had gone to the wrong Kansas City address in April, when homeowner Andrew Lester opened fire on him through the door.

Lester had told police he was afraid when he pulled the trigger.

Lester has been charged by prosecutors with felony first-degree assault and armed criminal action. He’s pleaded not guilty to all charges.

  • HubertManne@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    my wifes father had a bunch of guns and as he got older even she was worried she would get shot going over there but even in my liberal state there is no max age for guns.