Dog triggers shotgun in truck, pellet strikes woman at nearby traffic light

A woman sustained a shotgun pellet wound to her upper right arm, considered non-life-threatening, requiring medical treatment.

On an ordinary Saturday afternoon in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, the mundane rhythms of a gas station errand intersected with the unpredictable nature of an unsecured firearm, resulting in a woman at a nearby traffic light being struck by a shotgun pellet discharged by a dog left alone in a parked truck. She survived with a wound to her upper right arm, but the incident quietly raises the ancient question of how thin the membrane is between routine and catastrophe. What no one planned for — the dog's movement, the chambered round, the arm resting out a window — conspired in an instant to remind us

Dog triggers shotgun in truck, pellet strikes woman at nearby traffic light

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