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Oct 6, 2026 · 16 min · 5 segments
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A wife was angry at her husband for leaving the gun out, showed him a lesson by shooting him.
Uh, this story is out of Pennsylvania, and it's a story about love at the end of the day.
It's hard to make things work.
Sometimes you gotta shoot your spouse.
A Pennsylvania woman accused of killing her husband allegedly shot him during an argument to show him a lesson about gun safety.
Well, you sure showed him.
I mean, you definitely taught him a lesson.
He won't be leaving that gun around anymore.
And this is how you do it, in case you're wondering.
This is Gun Safety 101.
How do you teach somebody about gun safety? Well, if they're not safe with the gun, you blast them.
So I started blasting.
He wasn't safe with the gun, so I started blasting.
[laughs] I love my country.
Uh, now the shooter's name in this story is Dawn Marie Freeman.
She's 44 years old.
She was arrested over the weekend and charged with one count of criminal homicide in relation to the death of her husband, Bradley.
Her arrest came after the police with the Pennsylvania State Police Department were asked by a local department to assist in a death investigation at a home.
Officers responded to the residence at around 6:30 PM.
During the investigation, police determined that Dawn, the wife, had gotten into a verbal argument with her husband, Bradley, that resulted in the discharge of a firearm and eventually the death of Bradley.
Dawn discussed the argument with the investigators.
She told them that her husband had been routinely leaving his nine millimeter handgun in unsecure locations around the home where their children could reach it.
For the last two years, he had been doing this, and she had been telling him not to.
And then on Sunday, Dawn said she returned home to discover the gun lying on a coffee table in the living room.
She confronted her husband, Bradley, about the dangerous location of the handgun.
A wife was angry at her husband for leaving the gun out, showed him a lesson by shooting him.
Uh, this story is out of Pennsylvania, and it's a story about love at the end of the day.
It's hard to make things work.
Sometimes you gotta shoot your spouse.
A Pennsylvania woman accused of killing her husband allegedly shot him during an argument to show him a lesson about gun safety.
Well, you sure showed him.
I mean, you definitely taught him a lesson.
He won't be leaving that gun around anymore.
And this is how you do it, in case you're wondering.
This is Gun Safety 101.
How do you teach somebody about gun safety? Well, if they're not safe with the gun, you blast them.
So I started blasting.
He wasn't safe with the gun, so I started blasting.
[laughs] I love my country.
Uh, now the shooter's name in this story is Dawn Marie Freeman.
She's 44 years old.
She was arrested over the weekend and charged with one count of criminal homicide in relation to the death of her husband, Bradley.
Her arrest came after the police with the Pennsylvania State Police Department were asked by a local department to assist in a death investigation at a home.
Officers responded to the residence at around 6:30 PM.
During the investigation, police determined that Dawn, the wife, had gotten into a verbal argument with her husband, Bradley, that resulted in the discharge of a firearm and eventually the death of Bradley.
Dawn discussed the argument with the investigators.
She told them that her husband had been routinely leaving his nine millimeter handgun in unsecure locations around the home where their children could reach it.
For the last two years, he had been doing this, and she had been telling him not to.
And then on Sunday, Dawn said she returned home to discover the gun lying on a coffee table in the living room.
She confronted her husband, Bradley, about the dangerous location of the handgun.
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