A Memphis teen has been charged in a fatal shooting that happened as he and two other youths handled a shotgun in a home.

The incident occurred shortly before 7:00 p.m. Wednesday when no adults were in the home, locate din the 4200 block of Argonne.  According to police, when officers arrived at the scene, Andrew Fleming, 14, was suffering from a gunshot wound.

He was pronounced dead a short time later.

Police said investigators found that Fleming, Octavious Brooks, 14, and another boy were handling a shotgun without the knowledge of an adult when Brooks fired the shot that killed Fleming.

Police arrested Brooks, charging him with reckless homicide.

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The following was released by the MPD as their Crime of the Week:

On Saturday, May 8, 2010, at approximately 4:00 a.m., the Mapco at 3240 N. Thomas was burglarized.  It is believed that an ATM was targeted by the suspect or suspects, but the ATM was not taken.  The burglary and suspect vehicle was captured on surveillance cameras.  

The suspects used a two-tone green and silver, 1996 Chevrolet pickup, TN license 813-TNT, to ram the building.  The pickup has an extended cab and a sticker in the right rear window.  It was reported stolen the same day from the 3800 block of Advantage Way, in the Jamesbridge Apartments.  The pickup truck has not been recovered and there have been no arrests in this case.  The pickup now has extensive damage on the rear.

It was the smack heard around the campus of Raleigh-Egypt high school.

According to school officials, last week the school's head track coach and an assistant basketball coach got into a disagreement that escalated into an argument.  The argument ended with the track coach allegedly slapping the assistant basketball coach in the face.