A man from South Carolina was shot dead after he accidentally began in the Bubli rifle trap on Monday, which was built by a family member.
Jordan Dove, 34, was seriously injured after a rifle exploded after arriving at his vacant uncle's house in Saint Matthews, SC, according to the Calhun Sharif County Office.
He was transferred to a nearby hospital, but he finally surrendered to his injury late on Monday, according to Sharif's office.
“He thought at that time, perhaps the residence was besieged,” Sharif's office said in a statement.
“An ocean was placed around the residence where the deputies slowly entered the house where they faced a rifle forged at the back door to go out as soon as anyone tried to enter. Another survey of the residence showed that the front door was closed with no other operators inside.”
The authorities are working on a pin that murder on Alfonso Brown, the owner of the uncle and the uncle of Dove, who is currently behind bars in Maryland's state of relevant shooting in January.
Because he is imprisoned, they also want to add weapons by a convict. “More charges may also be charged.
Before being imprisoned for a related crime in Maryland. Prince George County Police Department
The Ministry of Sharif believes that the house was trapped with the intention of damaging law enforcement officers. It is not clear since when the trap has been prepared.
This was a very dangerous situation that seemed to be targeted for law enforcement. “It is another example of the risks that law enforcement faces every day,” Samarz said in a statement last Tuesday.
Sharif's office added on Thursday that there is no additional information after the end of the investigation, but he stressed that there is no current threat to the public.
