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 A 9-month-old died from a gunshot wound to the head Monday morning. 
 
 Video: Sheriff: Infant dies after being shot by 5-year-old brother 
 
 The infant's mother called the sheriff's office just before 9 a.m. Monday. Alexis Widerholt told the dispatcher that her 5-year-old son shot her 9-month-old son in the head with a paintball gun. When emergency crews arrived at the home in Elmo, Missouri., it was determined the baby was shot in the head with a .22-caliber magnum revolver. 
 
 "I just happened to be standing by and answered the phone," Sheriff Darren White said. "The lady on the other end was very frantic and said that she needed an ambulance at her home in Elmo." 
 
 "It's a very traumatizing time, and we want to wish our friends the deepest condolences," family friend Mike Wiederholt said. 
 
 The baby was taken via air ambulance to Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, where he was pronounced dead. 
 
 "It takes a little bit out of you to find out that someone you knew is now gone in such a tragic accident," Wiederholt said. 
 
 "We got some guys that work here that have little kids of their own," White said. "This kind of hits home with them, too. They take it personally." 
 
 Foul play is not suspected, and officials said it appears the shooting was accidental. 
 
 "We are big supporters of firearms around here," White said. "We live in a rural area. We have a lot of people who own weapons. They hunt. They shoot. Most people are very safe with them, and this is one of those cases where everything went together in the wrong way."
– A 5-year-old boy shot and killed his infant brother in what authorities say was an accident, KCTV reports. The older boy found the loaded gun while the 9-month-old was in a playpen yesterday morning, says Nodaway County Sheriff Darren White of the events in the small town of Elmo, Mo. The gun, White says, seems to have gone off while the 5-year-old was holding it, the Kansas City Star reports. The mother called 911, saying "her 5-year-old son had shot her 9-month-old son in the head with a paintball gun," the sheriff notes. But the gun turned out to be a .22-caliber Magnum revolver belonging to another relative, according to officials. "We don't have any reason to believe" the incident was anything other than an accident, White says. He notes that "we are big supporters of firearms around here. … We live in a rural area. We have a lot of people who own weapons. They hunt. They shoot. Most people are very safe with them, and this is one of those cases where everything went together in the wrong way," KETV reports. A neighbor tells KCTV that "just some gun safety could have [come] into play, and would have maybe prevented the situation." (In May, an 18-month-old was accidentally shot and killed by his 3-year-old brother in Arizona.)