A little league team of 7 and 8 year olds have dropped out of the championship tournament in North Carolina due to a gunfire scare that occurred during their weekend game.
This gunshot scare was too traumatic for everyone involved and therefore, a difficult decision had to be made for everyone’s safety.
Everything occurred on Sunday when three gunshots were fired during their last game. There is no suspect identified at the moment, however, a vehicle was struck near by, luckily, it was unoccupied. Players, coaches, and family all dropped to the ground as a result of their fear. Fortunately, no one was injured or hurt physically, but emotionally, who knows. These are very young children that are being affected. Action needs to be taken for their sake and everyone else’s.
Once again, what are supposed to be natural, safe experiences were robbed from civilians and children due to gun violence. This is not an issue that should be overlooked, because unfortunately, no one is safe.
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