Don't shoot your teenage son sneaking back into the house.
In less time than it will take to read this letter, your little boy climbed into a gorilla enclosure, and an innocent animal was shot and your son survived.
"Your son shoot all of us!" Minutes earlier, Mungin had walked into her family's blue, single-wide trailer to find Ancrum, 23, holding their baby boy in one hand and his black.40-caliber Glock in the other.
That expression "the child of all of us" makes you ask: If your son had shot in the head an unarmed, wounded terrorist, what would you do?
If your son is shot at a checkpoint by, say, a European, you may get some money.
Much as I want this show to find some way to do its characters right, those conversations were bland, providing no new information beyond, hey, it would suck to have your son get shot in front of you, huh?" Concluding his review, Handlen gave the episode a 'B–' grade.
"They shot my son, Muhammad Sadiq.
Her daughter had shot her son, she said.
"I just shot my son by accident," he told 911 operators, according to WCPO.
