WHY STUPID PEOPLE SHOULDN'T OWN GUNS, PART II

TALK about shooting yourself in the foot or maybe the kneecap - either way it looks painful and yes the language he uses afterwards is not for the faint hearted. 

We're not sure who this guy is, although his golf shirt and kit, might suggest some sort of law man, but boy it looks like it smarted. 
No more than six inches from the target, he tried to imitate the old west with a quick draw from his pocket. 
In disbelief he shouts: "I just f***ing shot myself.
Then hobbling towards the camera he wails: 'Ahh son of a b****, I just shot myself.'
In case you forgot, here's Part I.
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JOANNA HAYES GUILTY IN TARGET DISGUISE MURDER

EVIL mother-in-law Joanna Hayes has been found guilty of the brutal execution slaying of her daughter-in-law in a Target parking lot. Oh, and her granddaughter was just feet away strapped safely into her mom's car. Joanna was sporting a wild disguise of a hat and moustache and bushy wig and make no mistake, she wanted her daughter-in-law dead. She was sentenced yesterday to life in prison in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
The psycho daytime murder in April 2009 was shocking for its brazenness. The victim was Heather
Strube, 25, a floral designer who died from a single pointblank gunshot wound to the head. Joanna denied killing her daughter-in-law and professed her undying love.

She told the court sobbing: I’m innocent of this. I’ve never harmed anyone for anything in my entire life. I love (Strube) just as much as anyone else.”
Sure. But Joanna also did not want Heather to get custody of her grandchild. Her own son Steven initially fingered his mom for the cops when he saw the surveillance video on TV. He later changed his mind.
Heather's mom Mary said:  “Our lives will never be the same. Every vacation, every holiday, every time I go to pick up the phone, she’s not there.”
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