Oops! Georgia Police Chief “Accidentally” Shoots Wife While Moving His Gun

The dramatic 911 call made by a Georgia police chief after he shot his wife has been released — and she can be heard moaning in the background as he calmly explains what happened.

“Gunshot wound, accidental,” the man says, who is later identified as Peachtree City police chief William McCollom.

The 4:17 a.m. emergency call, which took place Thursday and was released today, has McCollom on the phone saying how “the gun was in the bed, I went to move it to put it to the side and it went off.”

He does not identify himself for several minutes, and when he does he uses his official title rather than his name. When the operator repeats his title back to him, he says: “Yeah unfortunately yes.”

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Atlanta Boy Who Was Missing 4 years Found Hidden In Georgia Home

A 13-year-old boy who was reported missing about four years was reunited with his mother Saturday after being found behind a false wall in an Atlanta-area home, police and CNN affiliate WXIA reported.

Clayton County police arrested the boy's father, Gregory Jean, 37, and stepmother, Samantha Joy Davis, 42, and charged them with false imprisonment, cruelty to children and obstruction, WXIA reported.

Three other people also were charged in connection with the incident, WXIA said.

The boy was reunited Saturday morning with his mother, who lives out of state, police Sgt. Kevin Hughes said.

Neighbors told WXIA they were surprised by the arrests.