While the people celebrated 2021’s Independence Day with the feeling that it was slowly returning to normal, some people’s fortunes turned bad after the firefighters soon lost control.
In Chicago, a 19-year-old man lost his arm and sustained serious injuries as a result of a gunshot wound, according to the city’s fire department.
The Chicago Fire Dertment said the crash happened on the south side and warned the public to “leave pyrotechnic devices in professional locations.”
Underneath, fireworks were blamed for setting several houses on the ground early Monday morning, Acesparks 7 reported. According to the station, the fire started at a house on 6900 block of Bethun Avenue near St. John and I-35 and spread to two more homes and vehicles.
In Houston, a 29-year-old woman, Kroger, suffered serious facial injuries as a result of a shooting on Highway 6, the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office said.
Deputies said KPRC-TV the woman’s injury was so severe that she had to be taken to a downtown hospital.
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Meanwhile, a pregnant mother and her 3-year-old son were badly burned by gunfire in a neighborhood in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Mother Kathy Bihl involuntarily recorded the incident on her cell phone and shared the footage with her Acesparks 17.
In the video, Bihl’s scream is heard: “He blew me up!” howls as a child in the background.
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In Novi, Michigan, 30 miles northwest of Detroit, Columbus Blue Jackets goalkeeper Matisse Kivlenieks died Sunday night from a pyrotechnic shock.
Novi police said the firecracker tilted slightly and started firing at people nearby. Kivlenieks was in the bathroom and tried to identify with several other people, police lieutenant Jason Mayer said.
Firefighters and EMTs arrived at the private home after 10pm and took Kivlenieks to the hospital, where he died.
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