idiots. One (Mr Black) is trying to minimize the seriousness of his actions by saying "over 25 feet" the effects are like BB's. It's not minimal when some thug shoots someone at close range (which most shootings are)and and kills them. The other can't decide if he forgot to lock car or it malfunctioned. And his employer dismisses it as a "mistake"?

:::sigh:::: Yet another glaring example as to why weapons should be registered, and why the registered owner must be held accountable for any crime committed with their weapons. If that were done, I doubt there'd be many stolen guns. This guy was obviously careless. And wow! He's supposed to be MORE responsible.

Let's see, he didn't lock the car. I wonder if he would have had the safety on when he stuffed the gun in his pants.

...they go around trying door handles to see what vehicles are open. What sometimes occurs is the electronic remote gets accidentally pressed when people walk away placing the remote into their pockets. I had this happen to me and had stuff stolen, I've seen trunks of people's cars open up as they walk away as well. Although the prosecutor needed the gun easily accessible, it still should have been secured in a fashion to prevent others from easily gaining access.