A four-year-old boy was found with fatal gunshot wounds to his face in his Kissimmee, Florida home on Thursday, police say. His father was arrested for unlawful possession.
was fatally shot in his home on Thursday morning, police say.
Authorities arrived on the scene at 9:48 a.m. They found the young boy with a gunshot wound to his face. The child was rushed to the hospital, where he later died. A witness told police that the boy's father, Michael Bragg, was sleeping at the time.Kissimmee Police Department found the 4-year-old boy with grave gunshot wounds.
When detectives found two firearms in the home, the father allegedly changed his story to say he kept guns for protection.The boy's dad. Michael Bragg, is charged with unlawfully possessing firearms. The father was already out on bond for fleeing and eluding, according to Osceola County Sheriff's Department.
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