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Man Accidentally Fires Gun in Downtown Apartment

A man cleaning his gun in a Downtown Madison apartment accidentally fired the weapon Wednesday morning, prompting a police response. The incident occurred around 9 a.m. in the 300 block of East Johnson Street, where the bullet penetrated the floor but fortunately did not strike the unit below, and no injuries were reported.

Following the incident, police officers provided the man with education on gun safety, emphasizing the importance of handling firearms responsibly. This incident raises awareness about the potential dangers of improper gun maintenance and the critical need for safety measures in home settings.

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