Foreign media BGR reported that Tina Springer, 44 years old, had an accidental bullet wound to the root of her thigh when she was sitting in a car truck last Thursday, and the perpetrator was very easy to find. The white “shooter” was a Labrador driver, Brent Parks, aged 79. It was clear that the dog had suddenly jumped forward to the main driver and in some way opened the bolt of the gun placed on the middle console.
Parks ' care of Springer was shot at on the left leg with a 0.22-foot-size rifle and had to receive emergency services and go to the local clinic management centre. In Enid News & Eagle ' s 911 message, Parks described to the dispatcher how the situation had evolved and how the dog was responsible. “The dog touched it, and then it accidentally went off,” Parks told the dispatcher. According to the local news media, the pistol is sitting directly below the dashboard in the middle of the front seat. Parks claimed that the dog jumped into the front seat before opening the bolt. But it's clear that Parks has 100% obligation for malicious incidents, even if it's the dog that finally touches the fence.