Webcam model Lauren Hunter Daman accidentally shot herself in the vagina with a 9mm handgun.

Yes, you read that right, she was using a loaded handgun to masturbate.

Thankfully her injuries were not life-threatening.

The police initially filed a “Reckless conduct” report after visiting her home in Georgia, which is about 40 miles from Macon.

On November 9th at 12:05, the police were dispatched to the home of a 27-year-old Georgian woman who had “accidentally” shot herself … in her vagina.

The webcam models, her three roommates, and two other friends were present at the time the police arrived.

The entire incident was recorded, as she was filming content at the time, according to her roommate, that when would later upload to her Chaturbate profile. Although other reports believe she might have actually been shooting content for her OnlyFans.

The police did not believe the incident was drug-related, however, they are still investigating the event.

When the police arrived, an EMS worker was already on the scene.

The paramedic–who was holding an unloaded handgun and a spent bullet casing in her hands–explained that, “the female had shot herself in her vagina, accidentally.”

Lauren’s roommate owned the firearm and told deputies he was in the kitchen when he heard a gunshot. Upon reaching the bedroom, he found Daman with “a small amount of blood” on her leg. He then said that Lauren started saying that she was sorry and she had shot herself.

The shooting, which police classified as “reckless conduct,” is unlikely to result in criminal charges, according to Sheriff Dan Kilgore. During police interviews, however, Lauren’s account of the shooting fluctuated, at one point, she claimed that the gun went off during a consensual sex act with her roommate who owned the guy, while later having said she shot herself.

A second witness told deputies that Lauren had walked into the home’s living room, “saying that she accidentally shot herself, which is the same story that the other roommate (and owner of the gun) had given.

After the incident, Lauren was transported from her home to the parking lot of the Upson County Sheriff’s Office, where a helicopter then flew her to a Macon hospital, where she was just released, however it will take her some time to recover from the incident fully.

Please join us in wishing her a speedy recovery.