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Lee Bullen & Sam Elliott-Gibbs

Shocking moment dad recklessly shoots cigarette out of young son's mouth

A deranged dad has been slammed after excruciating footage emerged of him shooting a cigarette out of his young son's mouth with a deadly rifle.

The astonishing clip - filmed in southern Iraq - has sickened and worried social media users, who have urged police to hunt the man down and take action.

According to reports, the unnamed father told the youngster to hold the cigarette in his mouth as he took 10 steps back.

He them used it as a target so he could show off his sniping skills.

In the footage, the boy is seen standing in front of the camera with his chin raised and the cigarette thrust up into the sky from his mouth.

The Iraqi father shows off the cigarette he is about to shoot (Newsflash)
The dad places it in the boy's mouth - and gets into position (Newsflash)

Meanwhile, his dad walks towards the far end of the courtyard with a rifle in his hand before taking a sitting position on the ground.

He takes aim as his son tries to remain as still as possible before pulling the trigger.

The stunned youngster flinches at the noise and then removes the ciggie from his mouth, showing it to the camera before his dad brags about his accuracy.

He fires and hits the target - narrowly missing the lads' head (Newsflash)
The disgraceful dad was slammed as police were urged to track him down (Newsflash)

After the video was widely shared on social media, social media users expressed their anger and called on local authorities to take action, with some claiming it should be treated as attempted murder.

Online users also said that young children should never be used in such dangerous experiments.

It is unclear if the local authorities plan to take action against the father.

The video was filmed in Al Muthanna in Iraq.

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