Webcam Model Accidentally Shoots Self In Private Part While Doing Odd Porno Video

A 27-year-old woman is lucky to be alive after accidentally shooting herself in the vagina earlier this month.

The woman was identified as Lauren Hunter Damian who worked as a webcam model. The 27-year-old was reportedly working for multiple adult sites.

However, it appears that Damian was using the gun as part of a video she was creating. The firearm accidentally discharged and hit her in the genitals on Nov. 9.

Damian appeared to be alone at the time of the incident although there were several other housemates on the premises at the time of the accident.

Police were called to the scene after the accidental shooting following reports of an accidental gunshot wound.

When police arrived, Upson County Sheriff's Deputy Zachary Wall immediately found an EMS in the woman's driveway clutching the handgun, as well as a spent bullet casing. It was here where responding officers were notified that the woman had accidentally shot herself in the vagina.

Damian ended up wounded but was later revealed to be in stable condition.

Police also traced the gun to one of the housemates named Jordan Allen. He told authorities that he was in the kitchen and heard the gunshot. He immediately went to check on Damian and found the 27-year-old with blood dripping down her leg.

Damian told Allen that the gun accidentally went off and kept on apologizing to him.

Allen further added that Damian made sexual videos of herself on the sexual web platform “Chatter.” He added that subscribers pay the 27-year-old a fee to see the clips.

However, a second housemate gave a different account of the incident.

Addie Ruth Johnson told deputies that Damian went to the living room after the gunshot was heard and said to them that she had accidentally shot herself.

Damian’s statement was a bit odd as well, claiming that at one point, she discharged the weapon herself. She also claimed that at another point, the gun went off during a consensual sex act with Allen.

Regardless of the conflicts of the statements, Upson County Sheriff Dan Kilgore stated that criminal charges are unlikely to be filed.