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A man was kept and got a reference from police in the wake of shooting his PC with a weapon in broad daylight, police in Colorado said.  Colorado Springs Police said that on Monday night, 37-year-old Lucas Hinch released his gun inside city restricts after he needed to take revenge against his PC for issuing him some major difficulty.  Police said that it created the impression that Hinch became weary of battling with his PC in the course of recent months.  Hinch told examiners that he was having an excess of issues with the PC, so he chose to take it out in the back road and shoot it.  The shooting was heard in the 2200 piece of West Colorado Avenue.  Hinch told cops who landed at the scene that he didn't understand that he was damaging the law by shooting his PC.  Hinch shot the PC no less than eight times, killing it.

A teenager accused of shooting another teen dead reportedly took a selfie with the dead body before sending it to a friend. Maxwell Morton, 16, from Pennsylvania has been charged with the homicide of Ryan Mangan, also 16, whose body was discovered in his home on Wednesday. Police were alerted to the alleged shooter after a mother discovered the photo of a Ryan’s body on her son’s phone. The image was reportedly accompanied with a text message reading: ‘Told you I cleaned up the shells. Ryan was not the last one.’ The coroners office would not release any further information regarding the shooting or the type of weapon used. According to  wpxi.com  Morton confessed to the murder when confronted with the photo by police officers.

A man suffered serious injuries after being shot by his dog, police in Wyoming said. Sheridan County Police said that 46-year-old Richard L. Fipps of Murphy Gulch Road, was accompanied by two of his employees when they got out of their truck to remove snow chains from the tires of the vehicle. Fipps had a dog in the vehicle that had been ordered to move from the front seat to the back.  While the dog was wandering around in the back seat of the truck, it stepped on a 300 Winchester Magnum loaded gun and caused it to discharge.  Fipps was out of the truck when the bullet shot through the cabin and into his left arm. Fipps was transported from the scene to meet an ambulance on Highway 14, where he was taken to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital.  Due to the severity of the injury, he was transferred to Billings. Although his life was saved, Fipps’ arm can be amputated. Police said that according to the evidence and testimony of witnesses at the scene, the