VAUSE: Check out the Web site of IKEA, it says, the company works to create a safer home. Well, how about a safest store, especially after a child fired a gun at an IKEA in the U.S. State of Indiana? No one was hurt but police say the 6-year old actually found the loaded firearm. It was left on a sofa, apparently by a customer.</s>SGT. TOM WEGER, OFFICER, INDIANA POLICE DEPARTMENT: We need to make sure that if you're going to carry a firearm, that you keep it under your control at all times. We also want to take the opportunity to express upon kids how important it is to have a certain plan in place in case they should ever find a gun. You know, we don't want them to touch it.</s>VAUSE: Well, IKEA has apologized to its customers. Safety is the top priority and it actually has a no weapons policy, which apparently does not actually work. Thanks for watching CNN Newsroom, live from Los Angeles. I'm John Vause. World Sport with Patrick Snell, starts after the break.
No Injuries After Child Fires Gun Found At IKEA