Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Keystone Sporting Arms manufactures the leading youth rifle, the Crickett. Thousands of youth shooters have grown up with the Crickett Youth Rifle being their first rifle. Youth Rifles that are specifically made for the first time shooter are critical for safety. Also having a youth rifle that is the correctly sized makes shooting a lot more fun for kids. The Crickett rifle is ideally sized for children four to ten years old and comes in a variety of stocks including wood stocks, laminate stocks, and synthetic stocks as well as thumbhole style stocks. 
  
 Keystone Sporting Arms manufactures the following youth rifles: Crickett .22WMR Youth Rifles, Crickett Bull Barrel Youth Rifles, Crickett Target Models, and the Crickett Target Models EX17 HMR. Keystone Sporting Arms also provides a variety of youth shooter clothing and toys. Keystone Shooting Arms also provides replacement stocks for cricket youth rifles. 
  
 Keystone sporting arms also manufactures a number of adult rifles for adult shooters. The hunter pistol ia highly accurate .22 caliber pistol. Just released is the Modle 10 Shotgun which is a lever action 20 gauge shotgun. The youth shotgun version is scheduled to release in the summer. ||||| New story: Police: 'Too early to know' about charges in death of 2-year-old shot by brother, 5 
  
 A 5-year-old boy who was playing with a .22-caliber rifle accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old sister in Cumberland County on Tuesday afternoon, according to a news release from the state police. 
  
 The shooting happened just after 1 p.m. at a home on Lawson's Bottom Road. 
  
 The 2-year-old was taken to Cumberland County Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead. An autopsy has been scheduled for Wednesday. 
  
 Cumberland County Coroner Gary White identified the girl as Caroline Sparks. 
  
 He said the children's mother was at home when the shooting occurred, and the gun was a gift the boy received last year. 
  
 "It's a Crickett," he said. "It's a little rifle for a kid. ...The little boy's used to shooting the little gun." 
  
 White said the gun was kept in a corner, and the family did not realize a shell had been left in it. 
  
 He said the shooting will be ruled accidental. 
  
 "Just one of those crazy accidents," White said. 
  
 Karla Ward: (859) 231-3314. Twitter: @HLpublicsafety ||||| CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Tucked away in a scenic corner of Cumberland County on Lawson's Bottom, you'll find a family dealing with an unspeakable tragedy and it's a tragedy their neighbors are desperately trying to make sense of. 
  
 "Oh, it's devastating. An entire community , a whole county is devastated. Very happy children, very loving children. A great family, give you the shirts off their backs," said neighbor Wanda Cole. 
  
 The coroner says the five-year- old received the 22 "cricket" rifle as a gift and commonly used it for hunting with his father. Police say they were called when the rifle went off and hit the two-year-old Caroline Sparks. She died despite hour long attempts to save her life at a hospital. 
  
 "We won't have the full autopsy results for a week," said Kentucky State Police Trooper Billy Gregory. 
  
 Police say no charges were filed, but a grand jury could have the final say. 
  
 "I think it's a little early to talk about it. We are about 24 hours from when it happened, some questions we haven't got answers to," said Gregory. 
  
 Police say there's laws dealing with handguns and kids, but not for the rifle used in this incident. 
  
 "We're talking about..here's a rifle, a long rifle. That may be precluded from the KRS (Kentucky Revised Statues)" said Gregory. 
  
 Regardless of the legality, police say there could still be lessons to be learned by this. 
  
 "And so maybe this will prompt some others to take a good hard look at weapons in the home and how that works," said Gregory. 
  
 Police say their investigation into the shooting could take weeks or even months. 
  
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Student:
It was "just one of those crazy accidents," in the words of the local coroner: A 5-year-old in Cumberland County, Kentucky, accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old sister yesterday with a .22-caliber rifle. But unlike many such tragedies, the rifle in this case actually belonged to the child, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. The gun, which he received as a gift last year, was inadvertently left loaded with a single shell in a corner of the family's home. "It's a Crickett," said coroner Gary White of the gun marketed to youths with the slogan "My First Rifle." He continued, "It's a little rifle for a kid ... The little boy's used to shooting the little gun." White told WKYT that the children's mother was home when the shooting occurred: "She was actually cleaning, and she had went out on the porch. She said no more than three minutes had went by and she actually heard the rifle go off. She ran back in and found the little girl."