DELTONA, Fla. – The gun fired, but where did the bullet go?A man from Deltona, Florida wouldn’t learn the answer to that question for three days, when he finally discovered a bullet hole in his arm.
Michael Blevins, 37, was cleaning his .22 caliber pistol in the living room of his house on Whitewood Drive when the gun discharged, according to the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
Blevins had the firearm pressed to his chest to keep it away from his dog, and, when he stood up, a sharp pain in his back caused him to buckle forward. He heard the pistol fire and struck his face on the edge of a glass coffee table, he later told deputies.
Blevins had the firearm pressed to his chest to keep it away from his dog, and, when he stood up, a sharp pain in his back caused him to buckle forward. He heard the pistol fire and struck his face on the edge of a glass coffee table, he later told deputies.
