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C-dub wrote: ↑Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:08 pm I did a search and limited the results to the last 24 hours and came up with a bunch of hits from all over. This one from just 3 hours ago.
http://abc7chicago.com/man-accidentally ... t/3573807/

It also sounds like they may have collected blood for a BAC.

BTW, I was just thinking that at least it was a Glock, which requires a trigger pull to go off.

The attorney for the man shot at a Denver bar over the weekend by a dancing FBI agent says the injury to his client’s leg is much worse than first reported.

Attorney Frank Azar says the gunshot hit a main artery and his client could have bled to death. The owners of Mile High Spirits and Distillery say it was one of their quick-thinking security guards who took off his belt and applied a tourniquet to the victim’s leg.

However, witnesses dispute the claim that it was a bar security guard who applied the tourniquet. A witness told Denver7’s Lance Hernandez that he used his belt to apply the tourniquet, and he is not employed, nor is he affiliated with the bar in any capacity.

Pawpaw wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09, 2018 12:28 am Man Shot By Dancing FBI Agent Hurt Worse Than Originally Thought

The attorney for the man shot at a Denver bar over the weekend by a dancing FBI agent says the injury to his client’s leg is much worse than first reported.

Attorney Frank Azar says the gunshot hit a main artery and his client could have bled to death. The owners of Mile High Spirits and Distillery say it was one of their quick-thinking security guards who took off his belt and applied a tourniquet to the victim’s leg.

However, witnesses dispute the claim that it was a bar security guard who applied the tourniquet. A witness told Denver7’s Lance Hernandez that he used his belt to apply the tourniquet, and he is not employed, nor is he affiliated with the bar in any capacity.

DENVER – An FBI agent who's accused of inadvertently shooting a bystander at a Denver bar earlier this month has turned himself in and has been formally charged with second-degree assault.

Lynyrd wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 7:25 pm He actually may be held accountable!

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/c ... ult-charge

DENVER – An FBI agent who's accused of inadvertently shooting a bystander at a Denver bar earlier this month has turned himself in and has been formally charged with second-degree assault.

The FBI agent who accidentally shot someone while dancing at a Colorado nightclub in June can carry his gun again, both on and off duty, a judge ruled Tuesday.

Bishop, who lives and works in Washington, D.C., was charged with second-degree assault in the shooting.

The hearing was scheduled for prosecutors to lay out the evidence against Bishop, but that was delayed after his lawyer said prosecutors had offered a plea deal and Bishop needed time to consider it. He did not provide any details.

Misfit Child wrote: ↑Mon Jun 04, 2018 6:36 pm They're the only ones professional enough to shoot innocent people and get away with it.

Rob72 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 15, 2018 10:56 am

SewTexas wrote: ↑Wed Jun 13, 2018 2:10 pm
how long does it take to get BAC's back....surely they did a breath test that as soon as the cops got there? there seems to be a whole heck of a lot of covering going on, he must of been blasted.

A clinical BAC (i.e., used to make treatment decisions) is back usually within 30 minutes. A "Legal" BAC has to be double-verified, and over-read by a Forensic Toxicologist, generally. The "distressing" part is that one may be literally 0.01 mg/dL under the legal definition of "under-the-influence," and so will be reported as "not-under-the-influence". Blow-pipes are legally supported, but BAC is the gold-standard.