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Man faces charges after gun goes off

A City of Tonawanda man faces multiple felony charges after a gun went off in a residence on Sunday morning. 57-year-old Michael P. McCurry is accused of pointing a 12-gauge shotgun at a man and a woman in a Dexter Street home demanding that they leave. McCurry was supposedly angry because he had to walk home after the two left him at a Niagara Falls Boulevard motel after drinking Saturday night.

Police say a third person in the home heard the altercation and pushed McCurry. The shotgun went off but no one was hit. McCurry is charged with criminal use of a firearm, attempted assault, reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon. He is also charged with a misdemeanor of menacing with a weapon.

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