Celebratory gunfire is illegal in Ohio. Those found guilty of it, even if bullets don’t hurt someone, can face jail time and a big fine.
The bullets fall where they may, damaging property and hurting people.Cleveland Police said the consequences of celebrating with a gun can be devastating in any area, but especially in a densely populated area like Cleveland.
“What goes up must come down. When a firearm is discharged, the bullet will travel a path until it strikes someone or something,” Cleveland authorities stated. “The consequences and risks of celebratory gunfire and fireworks can be significant and serious. Innocent people are injured or killed.”shows those hit like Miranda was, by a falling bullet, had a much higher chance of dying than a typical shooting.
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