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A man appeared at Pioneers Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon to be treated for BB gun wound to the chest, Imperial County Sheriff’s Office logs said.
The patient advised PMH staff he had been shot at the Slabs sometime that morning. According to the logs, there was redness but no bleeding from the wound. The patient believed the BB was still lodged in his chest.
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