Army veteran charged in deadly Texas doorbell prank shooting of 11-year-old
TL;DR
An 11-year-old boy in Houston was shot and killed after a prank involving knocking on doors, leading to the arrest of Gonzalo Leon Jr., who is charged with first-degree murder; police seized multiple firearms from his home, and the case highlights concerns over social media trends and gun safety.
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