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Correction: Unintended Gun Discharges-Lawsuit story

By The Associated Press

Posted 5:54PM on Wednesday, November 20, 2024

In a story published Nov. 20, 2024, about an $11 million jury verdict against gun maker Sig Sauer, The Associated Press erroneously reported the plaintiff’s holstered pistol went off by itself. The plaintiff did not deny the gun fired because the trigger moved.

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