Two children in Acadiana, a 4-year-old girl and a 10-year-old boy, remained hospitalized after being accidentally shot by other children with unsecured guns. Law enforcement in New Iberia and Ville Platte were discussing with prosecutors whether charges could be brought against the adults responsible for leaving firearms accessible to kids. News 15 Investigates uncovered that while 35 states have child access prevention laws, Louisiana does not, despite leading the nation in accidental shootings. The issue was raised during a recent legislative session, but lawmakers failed to take action…