Being a seasoned lawman/gunfighter does not insulate one from the consequences of unsafe gun handling practices. Take, for instance, the story of the retired police officer from a major metropolitan department who claimed something like nine kills in the line of duty. As he was visiting with a man in the man's office, he suggested the man should keep a gun there for protection in that neighborhood. Saying, "Let me show you a real man's gun," he reached into his briefcase. That's when the 10mm 1911 in his briefcase discharged, sending the bullet through the retired officer's leg and into the man he was visiting.
What agency, and what what the gentleman's name?
If he shot and killed 9 men in the line of duty, then shot another in his office presumably on accident, there will no doubt be no shortage of documentation on this individual.
THE CHAIR IS AGAINST THE WALL.
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