In Los Angeles, gamer Jonathan Gonzalez was having a good time playing when he felt a big shock on his head as if someone had “hit” him KCAL9/CBS News Los Angeles.
But the reason for this shock was more sinister. The teenager noticed a bullet hole in the bedroom window. The bullet hit the headset’s headband, which housed a metal strip, causing the stray bullet to ricochet against a nearby wall.
Police did not find the shooter and there is no clear picture of why the bullet hit the room. However, the current police assumption is that the round was not fired at point-blank range, hence the stray bullet thesis.
Jonathan was lucky. If the bullet had gone just a little bit in any direction, he could have been hit directly and fatally. Razer, the headset maker, sent a replacement after learning about this incredible story.
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