 Chaos Ensues After Man Accidentally Shoots Himself And Wife In Church During Gun Safety TalkMaybe  thoughts and prayers  aren t the remedy following a shooting, after all. At the First United Methodist Church in East Tennessee, about 20 senior citizens gathered around for a holiday meal. After the meal, the group of elderly churchgoers decided to discuss gun safety. There has, after all, been a spate of mass shootings recently   as many as 317 so far this year. They got the idea for the conversation reportedly after a nearby county s sheriff s department held similar seminars at its local churches, according to Tellico Plains Police Chief Russ Parks. Well, I ve got my gun on me,  an 81-year-old member of the church in Tellico Plains said, according to Parks,  The Washington Post reports. The man then pulled out his holster in which he had a .38-caliber Ruger handgun. He promptly removed the magazine for everyone to see, then cleared the chamber and showed the gun to his fellow parishioners.The churchgoers discussed how to safely bring guns to church, then spoke of the deaths with recent mass shootings, like, for example, the recent Texas massacre in which a gunman shot 26 people dead as they sat in church.The 81-year-old man put the magazine back into the gun and put the gun back in the holster, Parks explained, but then later, while parishioners were cleaning up, one church member who had missed the demonstration asked the man to see the firearm   and that s when everything turned chaotic inside the church.The 81-year-old accidentally pulled the trigger without realizing the gun was loaded, then a bullet fired across the palm of the man s hand and toward his 80-year-old wife, who was sitting in a wheelchair next to him, entering her lower left abdomen, then it went out of the right side of her abdomen, into her right forearm and out the backside of her forearm. Following that, the bullet then ricocheted off the wall and landed under his wife s wheelchair, Parks said.That prompted panic in the church because some of the folks thought an active gunman was on the premises. They had their backs to it,  Parks said.  Somebody hollers,  He s been shot! She s been shot! Call 911! Due to a lot of panic during the calls to 911, the dispatcher assumed someone had entered the church and was shooting, so several schools were put on lockdown.The injured husband and wife were flown to the University of Tennessee Medical Center where they are listed critical condition.We re waiting for the NRA to say,  If only the wife had a gun, she could have protected herself. Image: Ken Wilcox via Flickr, under Creative Commons license 2.0.News
chaos ensues after man accidentally shoots himself and wife in church during gun safety talkmaybe thoughts prayers remedy following shooting at first united methodist church east tennessee senior citizens gathered around holiday meal after meal group elderly churchgoers decided discuss gun safety there spate mass shootings recently many far year they got idea conversation reportedly nearby county sheriff department held similar seminars local churches according telling plains police chief russ parks well i got gun member church telling plains said according parks the washington post reports the man pulled bolster ruler handgun he promptly removed magazine everyone see cleared chamber showed gun fellow churchgoers discussed safely bring guns church spoke deaths recent mass shootings like example recent texas massacre gunman shot people dead sat man put magazine back gun put gun back bolster parks explained later parishioners cleaning one church member missed demonstration asked man see firearm everything turned chaotic inside accidentally pulled trigger without realizing gun loaded bullet fired across palm man hand toward wife sitting wheelchair next entering lower left abdomen went right side abdomen right forearm backside forearm following bullet ricocheted wall landed wife wheelchair parks prompted panic church folks thought active gunman premises they backs parks said somebody holders he shot she shot call due lot panic calls dispatched assumed someone entered church shooting several schools put injured husband wife flown university tennessee medical center listed critical waiting nra say if wife gun could protected image ken wilson via flickr creative commons license
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Chaos Ensues After Man Accidentally Shoots Himself And Wife In Church During Gun Safety TalkMaybe  thoughts and prayers  aren t the remedy following a shooting, after all. At the First United Methodist Church in East Tennessee, about 20 senior citizens gathered around for a holiday meal. After the meal, the group of elderly churchgoers decided to discuss gun safety. There has, after all, been a spate of mass shootings recently   as many as 317 so far this year. They got the idea for the conversation reportedly after a nearby county s sheriff s department held similar seminars at its local churches, according to Tellico Plains Police Chief Russ Parks. Well, I ve got my gun on me,  an 81-year-old member of the church in Tellico Plains said, according to Parks,  The Washington Post reports. The man then pulled out his holster in which he had a .38-caliber Ruger handgun. He promptly removed the magazine for everyone to see, then cleared the chamber and showed the gun to his fellow parishioners.The churchgoers discussed how to safely bring guns to church, then spoke of the deaths with recent mass shootings, like, for example, the recent Texas massacre in which a gunman shot 26 people dead as they sat in church.The 81-year-old man put the magazine back into the gun and put the gun back in the holster, Parks explained, but then later, while parishioners were cleaning up, one church member who had missed the demonstration asked the man to see the firearm   and that s when everything turned chaotic inside the church.The 81-year-old accidentally pulled the trigger without realizing the gun was loaded, then a bullet fired across the palm of the man s hand and toward his 80-year-old wife, who was sitting in a wheelchair next to him, entering her lower left abdomen, then it went out of the right side of her abdomen, into her right forearm and out the backside of her forearm. Following that, the bullet then ricocheted off the wall and landed under his wife s wheelchair, Parks said.That prompted panic in the church because some of the folks thought an active gunman was on the premises. They had their backs to it,  Parks said.  Somebody hollers,  He s been shot! She s been shot! Call 911! Due to a lot of panic during the calls to 911, the dispatcher assumed someone had entered the church and was shooting, so several schools were put on lockdown.The injured husband and wife were flown to the University of Tennessee Medical Center where they are listed critical condition.We re waiting for the NRA to say,  If only the wife had a gun, she could have protected herself. Image: Ken Wilcox via Flickr, under Creative Commons license 2.0.News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: chaos ensues after man accidentally shoots himself and wife in church during gun safety talkmaybe thoughts prayers remedy following shooting at first united methodist church east tennessee senior citizens gathered around holiday meal after meal group elderly churchgoers decided discuss gun safety there spate mass shootings recently many far year they got idea conversation reportedly nearby county sheriff department held similar seminars local churches according telling plains police chief russ parks well i got gun member church telling plains said according parks the washington post reports the man pulled bolster ruler handgun he promptly removed magazine everyone see cleared chamber showed gun fellow churchgoers discussed safely bring guns church spoke deaths recent mass shootings like example recent texas massacre gunman shot people dead sat man put magazine back gun put gun back bolster parks explained later parishioners cleaning one church member missed demonstration asked man see firearm everything turned chaotic inside accidentally pulled trigger without realizing gun loaded bullet fired across palm man hand toward wife sitting wheelchair next entering lower left abdomen went right side abdomen right forearm backside forearm following bullet ricocheted wall landed wife wheelchair parks prompted panic church folks thought active gunman premises they backs parks said somebody holders he shot she shot call due lot panic calls dispatched assumed someone entered church shooting several schools put injured husband wife flown university tennessee medical center listed critical waiting nra say if wife gun could protected image ken wilson via flickr creative commons license