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Written by Sports NewsToday, just before 1 p.m., Cantons 9-1-1 dispatch center received a call reporting a gunshot victim at an apartment complex near Warren & Lilley Roads. Police officers arrived and found a 14-year old male with an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound to his face. Firefighter/Paramedics treated and transported the victim to a local hospital where he is currently being evaluated and treated for his injuries. It is believed the young man was home alone at the time of the shooting, but was able to make contact with a neighbor who assisted with calling 9-1-1. Police investigators are diligently working to determine the circumstances surrounding this incident, including how the firearm was accessed by the juvenile, and the events leading up to the discharge. If appropriate, the findings will be turned over to the Wayne County Prosecutors Office for further review. I would like to take this opportunity to emphasize the importance of responsible firearms ownership and storage, said Police Chief Chad Baugh. Ensuring that firearms are securely stored in homes away from children or unauthorized users is essential in preventing tragedies such as this. The Canton Police Department has free gun locks available to the public, available at either the front desk or Records Bureau, Baugh adds. There will be no further comment while this matter remains under investigation.