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Case Study: Caldwell Shooting After Attempted Gun Sale

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Caldwell Shooting After Attempted Gun Sale
A man, Juan Maugro Lopez was arrested and charged with aggravated battery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony in connection to the attack, after a shooting at a home in the 2000 block of Lincoln Ave. in Caldwell on November 8th. The victim told officials that the shooting occurred after he tried to buy a 12-gauge shotgun from a woman he knew. The victim also admitted that he was prohibited from owning a firearm, but wanted to purchase one anyways.
The woman selling the gun and her boyfriend went to show the gun to the victim at his house. She was asked to bring the weapon into a back bedroom, because his children were in the home. The couple got into an argument with the victim and left,

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