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PA: Pa. state police corporal charged in fatal shooting of fellow trooper
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. -
A Pennsylvania state police corporal has been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a fellow trooper during a firearm training session.
Cpl. Richard Schroeter was arrested Tuesday and charged with five counts of recklessly endangering another person.....
The charges stem from an incident on Sept. 30, 2014, at the Montgomery County Public Safety Training Campus in Plymouth Township. Troopers were there to learn a new firearm.
Shortly after the session began, Schroeter was discussing the trigger mechanics when he pulled the trigger on his gun, officials said.
A live shot fatally wounded Trooper David Kedra who was in the training session with four other troopers.
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Millwright66
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Its taken a while but we're finally getting some believable (? ) info on this event. The old adage " ordinance rules are written in blood" comes to mind. I suspect, (whether we 'll admit to it or not), we have all had our own ADs. Likely we've witnessed one too. I know I have.
We "own" every bullet we send down a barrel. Maybe we need to add that to Col. Jeff Cooper's "Four Rules". |
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