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Report: Deputy's gun accidentally discharged in June incident

By RON OSBURN rosburn@bryantimes.com Jul 18, 2018

A Williams County Sheriff’s deputy was grazed by a bullet from his own weapon in an accidental shooting incident late last month.

https://www.bryantimes.com/new...12-84a59c31a0ba.html


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Little to no information. Totally meaningless.


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There are a few significant facts (or statements, anyway) in what’s posted above:

He discharged the gun himself; it didn’t just fire on its own. The bullet grazed his arm, and therefore, again, it evidently didn’t just go off in his holster as was claimed in another recent incident. It was inside his vehicle, and that raises questions about what he was doing handling the gun then. There are possible good reasons, but that would nevertheless be my first question: Why?




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There are a few significant facts (or statements, anyway) in what’s posted above:

He discharged the gun himself; it didn’t just fire on its own. The bullet grazed his arm, and therefore, again, it evidently didn’t just go off in his holster as was claimed in another recent incident. It was inside his vehicle, and that raises questions about what he was doing handling the gun then. There are possible good reasons, but that would nevertheless be my first question: Why?


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The portion of the article that we can see doesn't even say what kind of gun it was.


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I don't even see that the bullet caused the abrasion. An abrasion on the underside of the forearm could've easily been caused by his reaction to the pistol discharging. Loud bang, he quickly draws his arm away, across the sights or holster or baton, radio, whatever.

Really though, what we can see of the article tells us next to nothing.


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“Deputy shoots self, blames Gun film at eleven”


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Thanks for the rest of the story.

Hopefully more information will come out, but it’s hard to believe that the gun wasn’t fired in the normal way, i.e., by pulling the trigger. After the first shot, a startle reflex could have resulted in the second. But of course it’s more entertaining to imply that the gun itself was at fault.




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He had problems getting the firing pin back in the gun properly.... so much fail in this sentence.

Was he disassembling the pistol, in his cruiser, while on duty? Why?

Having problems reassembling the pistol, did he do a function check before loading/ charging the pistol?

Muzzle sweeping across his body.

Smells fishy to me.



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Dumbass probably had his finger on the trigger and the forward motion of the gun caused him to fire it, twice. Roll Eyes I've seen it happen with rifles. Eek


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Was he disassembling the LOADED pistol, in his cruiser, while on duty? Why?


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Added the important part you left out...


Why the hell would you be detail stripping your duty weapon while on duty when you might get sent to a call where you need it?


I disagree with the Chief’s assessment of this officers proficiency. If he is truly one of the Dept’s best then the whole lot of them ought to get some remedial training ASAP






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And now we have the police report

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Even the "investigator's" report is lacking. It still sounds to me like the deputy screwed up and the department will try to place blame on the pistol.



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Ah, a Sgt. It all makes sense now.


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The Peter Principle on display?


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From the police report, it sounds to me like he had pulled the "fire control unit" for cleaning, and hadn't been able to get the takedown pin back in properly. (It can be tricky, especially when the gun is brand new.) So he took his loaded and improperly assembled pistol out in his cruiser and started to mess with it. It went off. Surprise, surprise!

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The gun's name is Christine. It's evil and tried to kill its owner.


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Little to no information. Totally meaningless.


Wait til you read page two, then it becomes even more meaningless.



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