Parents should be aware that a child could discover a gun when a responsible adult is not present. This situation could occur in the child’s own home, the home of a neighbor, friend, or relative, or in a public place (such as a park). To avoid the possibility of an accident in such a situation, the child should be taught to apply the following gun safety rules:
If you see a gun: STOP! DON’T TOUCH. RUN AWAY. TELL A GROWN-UP.
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