Vacation Gone Wrong: 9 Year Old Girl Misfires at Instructor

When going on a vacation in United States or a different country, state or region, you would want to experience the best things. It is only normal to find adventure when you travel from one place to another. Vacations are expected to be out-of-the-norm times when family, friends and lovers do the things they don't usually do in their busy life in the city. It is the time for them to enjoy life and take a breather from the stressful life of studying and working. It is only healthy for them to go to places. Psychologists, fitness and health experts recommend us to have time for travel and leisure as well.

However, always make sure everyone's secured. When this family went on a vacation, they went on a memorable trip with interesting set of activities. True enough, it ended up to be a memorable experience, in a very different way.

Nine-year-old girl in the video was trying to learn fire shooting in her travel in Arizona but she never thought she would be caught in an accident like this. The said incident happened at the outdoor firing range, around 25 miles from Nevada.

In the video, Jim McCabe of the Mohave Country Sheriff Unit said that Charles Vacca was mentoring the 9 year old to fire the 9mm uzi but the incident led to the instructors demise, because instead of setting it "single-shot mode", it was accidentally set to fully-automatic. Upon handing the uzi to the student, the gun recoiled to Vacca's side, which is just at the girl's head.

The gunshot fired by the girl accidentally got Vacca dead. He was taken to a hospital and was pronounced DOA. No charges have been fined, though an insurance lawyer would have to settle the case for Vacca and his family. The shooting range is fully legal and licensed. Here's the CCTV of the incident: