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Q: Police: Tampa man killed in attempt to see if bullet-resistant vest worked 
  
 TAMPA — A Tampa man faces a manslaughter charge after shooting his cousin in an attempt to see whether a bullet-resistant vest still worked, according to police. 
  
 At 10 p.m. Saturday, Joaquin Mendez, 23, tried on the bullet-resistant vest, Tampa police said. He wondered aloud whether it was functional. 
  
 "Let's see," replied his cousin Alexandro Garibaldi, who pulled out a gun and shot at the vest, according to police. 
  
 Officers responded to 2407 E Gordon St. minutes after the shooting. They said they found Mendez outside, wounded in the chest. Inside, they found blood and the vest, which had a bullet hole. 
  
 Garibaldi, 24, told officers he heard a gunshot, then discovered his wounded cousin outside. But police said they heard a different story from a witness. 
  
 UPDATE: Tampa man shot by cousin was wearing flak jacket, not a bullet-resistant vest 
  
 The witness reported that Mendez sat in a chair and put the vest on, wondering whether it worked, and that Garibaldi took out a gun, said, "Let's see," and shot. 
  
 Mendez was taken to a hospital, where he died. 
  
 In addition to the manslaughter with a weapon charge, Garibaldi faces a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm, police said. 
  
 No one answered the door at the home Sunday afternoon, where yellow police tape lay in the front yard. Several neighbors said the residents at the address had moved into the neighborhood within the last couple months. ||||| A man wanted to see if a bulletproof vest he had actually worked, and his cousin fatally shot him in the chest, police said. 
  
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 The shooting happened at a home on Gordon Street in Tampa Saturday night. Police went to the home shortly after 10 p.m. after receiving reports of a shooting. 
  
 A Tampa Police report said Joaquin Mendez, 23, put on the vest and "wondered aloud whether it still worked." 
  
 Police say his cousin, Alexandro Garibaldi, 24, pulled out a gun and responded, "Let's see." 
  
 Officers found Mendez outside the house with a gunshot wound in his chest. Mendez died at a hospital. 
  
 According to the report, Garibaldi initially told officers he found his wounded cousin after hearing a gunshot. However, police said a witness described Garibaldi shooting Mendez. 
  
 Police say the vest was found inside the house with a gunshot. 
  
 Garibaldi was held Sunday without bond on a manslaughter charge. Hillsborough County jail records didn't show whether he had an attorney. 
  
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A: 
A Florida man is behind bars after becoming the latest person to realize too late that bulletproof vests shouldn't be tested when people are wearing them. Cops say Alexandro Garibaldi, 24, fatally shot his 23-year-old cousin, Joaquin Mendez, in Tampa on Saturday night after Mendez tried on the vest and wondered aloud if it still worked, reports the Tampa Bay Times. A witness told police that Garibaldi said, "Let's see," then fired at his cousin. Officers called to the scene found the wounded cousin, who died after being hospitalized, and a vest with a bullet hole in it. Garibaldi, who initially told police he found his wounded cousin after hearing a shot, is being held without bond on a manslaughter charge, WESH reports. (This German woman was saved by her bra after wandering into the middle of a wild boar hunt.)