CHARLES HENRY TEAL: 'HE BEGGED ME TO SHOOT HIM'

TEAL

A MAN accused of shooting his best pal in the head has told cops: "he begged me to shoot him." Charles Henry Teal, 26, told cops he shot Jeffery Scott Bension, 39, in a mercy killing after his pal told him he had terminal cancer. In the affidavit he said that his pal had begged him for several minutes to kill him, before he pulled the shotgun trigger and blasted him in the side of the head. Cops said the two men were friends and had just moved in together after they met in a bar. According to KVAL Bension's body was found near the remote spot near Roseburg, OR, where the shooting took place, by a hunter. It has yet to be established whether he had terminal cancer, but friends told the station that they had always got along well and could not imagine any other motive for the killing.

INDIANA GIRL, 11, SHOT BY SISTER, 14, PLAYING CSI

AN 11-YEAR-OLD girl was blasted in the head with a shotgun by her 14-year-old sister during a game of CSI that went horribly wrong.
The pair were playing a game based on the on the hit TV show when the girl picked up the gun and: "shot pellets in the head area from a 20 gauge shotgun," according to Cass County conservation officer Brenda Louthain. Neither parent was home at the time. 

BLOODBATH IN THE BIG APPLE: 31 SHOT IN 48 HOURS

BLOODY DAY

IT'S may have been labor day, but gunmen have been busy in The Big Apple, blasting 31-people in just 48 hours in one of the bloodiest weekends in New York's recent history.
By Sunday Night 25 had been shot, with a further six being struck in separate incidents in Brooklyn by early Monday morning - violence which Mayor Bloomberg called: "just unconscionable."
The crazy carnage began just after lunch at a barbecue on East 54th, which saw four people shot of which one 18-year-old Tyrief Gary, later died. 
A man and a woman were each shot in the chest at 4:24 a.m. and 6:00 a.m and both now remain in custody.
Police sources believe that the three latest shootings are connected to the pre-dawn festivities leading up to Monday's West Indian Day parade.