Dead toddler's father wants tougher gun control

The father of a Scottish toddler killed by a stray bullet in a Turkish resort said today he hoped that tougher gun control laws would serve as a tribute to his son.

Dead toddler's father wants tougher gun control
Fri, 20 Feb, 2004 - 17:02

The father of a Scottish toddler killed by a stray bullet in a Turkish resort said today he hoped that tougher gun control laws would serve as a tribute to his son.

David Grimason was speaking after the latest hearing in the trial of the man accused of killing two-year-old Alistair and a Turk.

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