November 30, 2012
From Pittsburgh.CBSLocal.com
LEET TOWNSHIP (KDKA) — The shot rang out just before noon on
Thursday.
“This is where the bullet entered,” Pamela Call,
of Leet Township, said while pointing out where the shot went into
the home.
“It came in through here; then, it came down this
way,” Phillip Call, Pamela’s husband, said as he showed the path the
bullet took in the home.
The slug from the hunter’s shotgun
passed through the bedroom into the bathroom, and then through the
bathroom door before hitting the molding in the hallway.
“I
was on my way to the restroom, but the plumber asked me a question
so I stopped,” said Phillip Call. “If I had gone on to the restroom
the bullet would have hit me.”
“There’s a guy out there
hunting with a weapon, a high-powered weapon. He’s being careless.
He’s not being a responsible,” Call said. “I couldn’t even sleep in
my bedroom last night.”
William Krueger, 66, of Sewickley,
is charged with firing into the state-mandated, 150-yard safety zone
and destruction of property. That carries a $1,000 fine and the cost
of repairs.
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