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NJ: Sheriff officer’s gun accidentally discharges at Cliffside Park officer’s wake
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"Authorities are investigating what caused a Bergen County sheriff officer’s gun to discharge Friday afternoon during a wake for fallen Police Officer Stephen Petruzzello, fatally injured when struck by an SUV while on duty last weekend."
"John McCann, the Sheriff's Office counsel, said the gun was discharged about 12:20 p.m. and that no one was injured. The officer, who was not identified, was sent home and the matter is being investigated by the Sheriff’s Office to determine 'whether it was human error or a malfunction,' McCann said." ... |
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By "ABBOTT KOLOFF
Staff Writer | The Record"
demonstrates how to be a good little worm and at the behest of his media masters at the anti gun Record deceminate BS to those who are not gun knowledgable thus furthering the necessary to "gun control" myth machine scare tactics like guns accedentally discharge all by themselves.
But still I have to feel a bit of sorrow for the poor dumb bastard who pulled this potentially lethal stunt at a worst possible time. He will NEVER live it down. |
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