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10/27/2005 09:36 AM ID: 50894 Permalink   

Cow Shooting Backfires

 

In what an Australian court described as a freak accident Rudolf Stadler, 61 accidentally shot a passer-by in the leg after failing twice to shoot a friend's cow.

Stadler agreed to shoot the troublesome cow for a friend, however his first shot missed the animal and his second went through the back of the shed across a paddock fence and into the side of a passing car, hitting a passenger in the leg.

Stadler was so distressed by the incident that he handed in his firearms license and the court fined him A$1,000 and banned him from obtaining another firearms license for a five year period.

 
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  how drunk was he?  
 How do you miss a cow? Twice!? what, was he shooting into that shed from 500 yards away??

Apparently he really couldn't hit the broadside of a barn =P

Good of him to own up to his own mistake though. The bill to patch up the car and the passenger's leg would be on him, of course., but if I were the judge and if no alcohol was involved, I'd probably not have fined him, but would have revoked his license.
 
 by: Dedolito     10/27/2005 10:00 AM     
 
 
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