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The most incredible part of this to me is that the kid didn't set it back neatly on the corner of the desk like that.  An adult had to have done that.  An adult found the kid playing with a loaded gun, took it from him, and set it right back on top of the desk in plain sight and within reach of the kid.  You almost cannot believe the staggering amount of stupidity something like that would take.
Toddler playing alone outside in 20-30 degree weather?  Check.
Wearing nothing but a light shirt and underwear?  Check.
Playing with a loaded gun?  Check.
Yep, sounds like Indiana. >

He isn't even wearing a shirt, just underwear or maybe a pullup. >

Yeah, my bad.  I went back and rewatched.
I thought when I saw it this morning that he had a little shirt on. >


When officers arrived, the purported father of the child said he did not have a gun. “I don’t have a gun,” the man said, as police entered his apartment, “I have never brought a gun into this house, if there is, it’s my cousin’s.” 

"Haha sorry I didn't type that, my friend took my phone" >

Of course he doesn't have a gun.
The kid took it. >

Hey, the guy wasn't wrong. He just lacks any shred of accountability. 
Why and how does have the right to have a gun again? >

By Indiana law, he doesn't 
You have to understand about Beech Grove...  it's the worst of the worst in Central Indiana. >

Ah, I don't know anything about that area haha. >

He looks just like I imagined him.  A real jerk. >

Lol exactly.  Like I absolutely expected this exact guy. >

Business as usual in Indiana