 Dad Tyler Oser will be charged with failure to properly and safely secure his firearms to protect minors, the Johnston County District Attorney's Office confirmed on Monday. District Attorney Susan Doyle said in a statement: "My heart goes out to the parents as they grieve the loss of their son. "This is not about the rightful ownership of guns. This is about the responsibility of gun owners to protect minors by ensuing weapons are kept safely away from children." Family members and friends have set up a GoFundMe account to support parents Emily and Tyler to help raise money for their son's funeral. The toddler climbed into his dad's vehicle through an open door and found the loaded gun ( CEN) One family member told WRAL News: "We're having to raise money for a funeral we never expected, for a two-year-old." The page so far has raised an ast){kind=link}
Warren Bennett Oser, from North Carolina, US, climbed into his dad’s vehicle through an open door and discovered a loaded Smith & Wesson 40-caliber handgun and started to play with the weapon
A two-year-old accidentally shot and killed himself after finding his dad’s loaded gun in a pick-up truck.
Warren Bennett Oser, from North Carolina, US, was found by police with a gunshot wound to his head after responding to a shooting on October 15 at around 6pm.
The incident happened when the toddler climbed into his dad’s vehicle through an open door at their home in Benson and discovered a loaded Smith & Wesson 40-caliber handgun.
According to prosecutors the weapon was left on the front seat when the two-year-old started to play with the gun.