By Bill Carey
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HOLT, Mo. 鈥� A Missouri journalist sustained a minor injury after being hit by metal fragments during a campaign event in Holt, the reported.
A KSHB-TV reporter was grazed in the arm by flying metal debris on Oct. 22 while Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Lucas Kunce, a Marine veteran, was firing a rifle at outdoor targets. After receiving first aid from Kunce himself, the reporter resumed covering the event, according to the Associated Press.
The Kansas City-based television station reported that the journalist later sought treatment at a local hospital for a minor injury.
Kunce addressed the incident on X, formerly known as Twitter, saying, 鈥淲e had four first aid kits, so we were able to take care of the situation.鈥� He added that he was relieved the reporter was not seriously hurt.
Great day at the range today with my friend . We got to hang out with some union workers while exercising our freedom. Always have your first aid kit handy. Shrapnel can always fly when you hit a target like today, and you鈥檝e got to be ready to go. We had four first鈥�
— Lucas Kunce (@LucasKunceMO)
Kunce is currently running to unseat Republican U.S. Senator Josh Hawley in the upcoming election.
