Shooting Pains In Feet
Police say a Michigan woman who suffers from a non-fatal chronic pain condition shot herself in the shoulder in an effort to obtain medical treatment. Law enforcement officials say the woman did not have health insurance and shot herself with a .25 caliber handgun so that she could be treated at a local hospital. She was treated and released, and officials are still deciding whether to seek charges against her.
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