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Ohio gun shop owner shot, killed during concealed carry class

By Ray Marcano
June 20, 2016

James E. Baker, 64, died after he was accidentally shot by one of the concealed carry class participants at KayJay Gun Shop in Amelia, Ohio, according to WCPO-TV. Authorities said there were about 10 participants in the class at the time of the shooting.

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The shop sells firearms, makes repairs, offers the concealed carry class and more, according to its website.

The investigation is still ongoing.

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