The Scottsbluff Police Department responded to a convenience store on Saturday after a dog accidentally discharged a shotgun, injuring a woman. Officers arrived at Short Stop located at 2002 Avenue I at 12:07 p.m., initially responding to a report of a person shot by a BB gun, but were later informed that a shotgun was involved. Upon arrival, they found a truck with damage to the passenger-side door panel consistent with a shotgun blast. According to police, the truck owner had parked at the convenience store, and while a passenger was near the front passenger-side door, a dog in the back seat moved and triggered the shotgun, which had a live shell in the chamber. A woman stopped at a traffic light on Avenue I with her arm resting out of the window was struck by one pellet from the shotgun blast in her upper right arm. Her injury was not considered life-threatening, and she was transported to Regional West Medical Center for treatment. The investigation is ongoing.
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Dog Accidentally Discharges Shotgun, Injuring Woman in Scottsbluff, Nebraska
A dog accidentally discharged a shotgun in a parked truck at a convenience store in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, injuring a woman. The woman was treated for a non-life-threatening injury at a local medical center. The incident is under investigation by the police.
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