A two-year-old boy has accidentally shot and killed his mother in the US city of Milwaukee after finding a gun in the back of their car. The woman, Patrice Price, had been driving a car owned by her security guard boyfriend who had left his gun in the car, her father Andre said. Milwaukee police said she was shot once in the back while driving on a local highway on Tuesday morning. Also in the car were Price's mother and her other son aged one. Mr Price said she also had an older daughter, and described Patrice as hardworking. Now I don't have her no more. My chest has been hurting, Mr Price told Milwaukee station WISN. I have a knot in my chest. They won't even let me see my daughter. I wanted to hold my daughter for one last time. Last month, a four-year-old boy in Florida shot his mother, Jamie Gilt, in similar circumstances. A gun had slid from underneath the front seat of the car to the back and he unbuckled himself to get it. Ms Gilt survived the shooting.
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