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An infant was shot to death by a toddler who found a long gun while sitting the back of a car in a parking lot, Texas police say. Three children were sitting in a silver SUV at the parking lot of the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center in San Antonio on Monday afternoon when one of the children found the loaded gun, according to San Antonio Police Chief William McManus. The female adult in the car was waiting for a medical appointment, police said. 'Police said they had not yet determined the owner of the gun.' The toddler fired the gun in the backseat, striking the infant who was between 10 and 11 months old, McManus said at a media briefing. Paramedics from the medical center tried to save the child, but they pronounced the infant dead at the scene. The two other children were aged 2 and 3 years old. Police said they had not yet determined the owner of the gun. Police initially said the incident was being investigated as a tragic accident, and no charges were being considered, but they later confirmed that they may file criminal negligence charges depending on the outcome of their investigation. McManus said they had not yet determined the relationship between the female in the car and the three children during the preliminary investigation. A news video report from KENS-TV showed scenes from the parking lot and can be viewed on YouTube. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Baltimore police said a suspect in a viral video showing a Ravens' fan brutally beating two rival fans has turned himself in after an online campaign to bring him to justice. The video showed a man in a Ravens jersey march up to two men wearing Washington Commanders' jerseys and assault them in what appeared to be an unprovoked attack. 'Charging documents said that Callis had been captured on surveillance video assaulting one of the men before the events of the viral video.' Social media users were outraged by the video and went to work to try to identify the man in order to bring him to justice. Some claimed to have identified his place of work and pressured the insurance company until it announced that it had fired the suspect. Then, on Friday, Baltimore police said they had issued a warrant for 24-year-old John Callis. On Monday, Callis surrendered to Baltimore Police’s Southern District station after coming to an agreement with police, according to his attorney. Charging documents said that Callis had been captured on surveillance video assaulting one of the men before the events of the viral video. He allegedly punched one man, leading the other to defend the victim before being assaulted himself. A third man in a Commanders jersey intervened in the fight, as well as a woman, according to police. When they separated, the woman stayed with Callis while the three victims fled. The men who were assaulted told police that they had returned to the area in order to look for a lost cell phone when Callis attacked them again, as seen in the viral video. Police said that one of the men suffered a concussion as well several bodily bruises while the other two suffered only minor injuries. Callis had previously been arrested for beating up a man in 2021 and was given probation and a fine for that incident. A news report from WTTG-TV showed Callis in police shackles, which can be viewed on YouTube. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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