A botched kidnapping ended with one of the assailants shooting himself in the groin, Wichita police said. The man had just stuck the gun back into his waistband when it fired, shooting him in the left testicle. He cringed, causing the gun to fire again and strike him in the left calf. When the shooting ended, the 23-year-old man managed to walk himself into the hospital for treatment, police said. He and his two accomplices, ages 18 and 20, were arrested for aggravated attempted kidnapping and conspiracy to obstruct justice. The men were attempting to kidnap a teen in a dispute over stereo speakers, police said.
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Posted by: Mongo
Lol
Posted by: Cinderella
The man had just stuck the gun back into his waistband when it fired, shooting him in the left testicle. He cringed, causing the gun to fire again and strike him in the left calf.
roflmfao
Posted by: Tackleberry22
shot his nuts off. that is too funny.
Posted by: USMCMP5811
Poetic Justice....LMAO
Posted by: 94c
It's times like this that I wish Machine Guns were legal.
Posted by: justanotherparatrooper
Anyone ever hear about a shooting in LA a few years ago, where the gangbanger in the rt rear pass seat was shooting "gangsta" style . arm out the window and over the roof of the car, gun sideways at the intended target onthe drivers side of the street. He killed the guy next to him and the driver, target escaped injury.
Posted by: KozmoKramer
Think of the most excruciating knock in the bag you ever had in your life (sports, fight, wife caught you with her sister), now multiply that by a power of 100, and this nitwit still is in greater agony.
Posted by: sherifflittle
thats a freeking riot....talk about "blowing" his load off huh?..huh?.huh?!!!...bbooyyaaa!
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