Board 8 > 13 y/o charged with MURDER of his 9 y/o BROTHER while playing COPS AND ROBBERS!.

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A 13 y/o boy from Pennsylvania will be tried as an ADULT for 1st degree murder after he shot his 9 y/o BROTHER in the HEAD while playing a game of COP AND ROBBERS gone horribly wrong!!

Brayden Leroy Wright from Waynesboro was denied bail after being charged with first degree criminal homicide and second degree aggravated assault as the 2 were seen to be playing together outside their home at 6am

The teen told officers he went to fetch one of the 2 9mm handguns that his dad kept in the living room COUCH during the game and it appeared Brayden said he became angry when his brother was "not complying with his commands" as he was the officer in the game..

He told police how he then put the gun on his brother's head as he lay on the couch watching Youtube videos and then pulled the trigger.

Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him"

Mark Snyder, the father explained the presence of the unsecured and loaded guns in the house as being for "home protection" where Brayden then put it back in the couch and called 911

By the time parademics arrived, they said the bullet went straight through his skull and was bleeding severely and in cardiac arrest and died in hospital

A Gofundme account has been set up for funeral expenses and LEGAL FEES along with counselling for the children

The boys guardians are NOT facing any charges..as they say this was truly an "accident"

Who do you think is at fault here?

Brayden - Deceased

https://i.imgur.com/PeXakpR.jpg

Family -

https://i.imgur.com/ZYAqQw5.jpg

House -

https://i.imgur.com/mkBwImr.jpg

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Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him"
You only get away with this if you're a cop for real. Nice try, Brayden!
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The father and the son are both responsible. Father could've prevented this easily by locking up his weapon instead of leaving it out where his teenage boy could get a hold of it. The boy also clearly knew what he was doing. Pure negligence on the father's part.

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