A one-year-old boy was shot dead by his three-year-old brother on 12 April 2015. Chief Calvin Williams said, "It's a sad day for Cleveland. This fascination that we have with handguns, not just in this city but in this country, has to stop. This is a senseless loss of life." Investigation had not determined where the shooting came from and how it was left within reach of a child. Braylon Robinson was taken to a nearby hospital and later pronounced dead, the CBS News reported.
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Guns give a false sense of security. It gives more trouble than aids. The people who are entrusted with it finds it a burden. My uncle who was plain-clothes detective is always paranoid about where he kept his gun the moment he gets home. Whenever I visit him he keeps check where he stored his gun. In contrast my friends who were patrol police don’t have that problem. Patrol police, in my country Malaysia, don’t keep their guns when they are off duty.
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