Child Endangerment: Shawn Freeman's Shocking Behavior Exposed

Mesa Police Officer Shawn Freeman has been observed engaging in reckless gun ownership practices, as he has been seen allowing a child to handle live ammunition and instructing her on how to load guns and magazines, all while loaded firearms are easily accessible to the child. This irresponsible behavior poses a significant risk, as incidents involving children and guns often lead to injury or even death.

The behavior of Officer Freeman in allowing a child to handle live ammunition in the presence of loaded firearms is highly irresponsible and could have potentially disastrous consequences. Incidents involving children and guns are unfortunately common, and it is crucial for law enforcement officers to prioritize safety and responsible gun handling practices at all times.

 It is worrisome to teach a child who lacks understanding of the dangers of guns how to load a firearm. Allowing a child of this age to handle bullets poses an additional risk, as they could potentially swallow them, creating a choking hazard or medical emergency.

Officer Freeman's heavy drinking habit frequently results in him passing out, leaving the firearms unsecured and unsupervised, adding another layer of complexity to the situation.

A Shared Goal: Securing Firearms to Protect Children

Despite the deep division in America regarding firearms, there is widespread consensus that young children should not have access to loaded, unsecured guns. This is a problem that can be solved, as there is agreement among both gun owners and gun control advocates that firearms should be stored properly to prevent children from accessing them.

Everytown, an organization dedicated to promoting firearm safety, has gathered data from 2015 to 2022 which reveals a troubling trend: nearly every day, a child in America accidentally discharges a firearm, resulting in injuries and even deaths. This alarming statistic highlights the vulnerability of children under the age of 6 to such incidents, shedding light on the urgent need for increased awareness and preventative measures.

Every day, a child unintentionally fires a gun and injures or kills someone. It's one of the most preventable forms of gun violence. This issue highlights the urgent need for responsible gun storage to protect young children from the dangers of firearms.

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