The DEA officer that shot himself is suing.
The DEA officer that shot himself is suing.
HAHA
Remember the video of the DEA agent giving a talk on gun saftey to a group of young school kids at a school and the pistol went off shooting him in the leg. After, he told them that he was "The Only" one profesional enough to handle it safely?
I just seen on Today Show that he is now suing becasue that video leaked onto the internet.
Remember the video of the DEA agent giving a talk on gun saftey to a group of young school kids at a school and the pistol went off shooting him in the leg. After, he told them that he was "The Only" one profesional enough to handle it safely?
I just seen on Today Show that he is now suing becasue that video leaked onto the internet.
And what reason is he giving for sueing?? It potentially proves:
a) he lied about being professional
OR
b) he is proved to be an idiot
Can you sue for stuff like that?
If so, I should sue someone, because, according to someone on this BB,
a) he lied about being professional
OR
b) he is proved to be an idiot
Can you sue for stuff like that?
If so, I should sue someone, because, according to someone on this BB,
Originally Posted by 3valve
I saw the video, the dude was saying "This gun's not loaded" and then it went off. what a retard.
nevermind, found it on youtube.com
Last edited by dinty; Apr 14, 2006 at 04:21 PM.
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So I guess he's suing himself, and then since he can't pay it, he'll ask the state to pay it on his behalf?
I view this as proof that Darwin's theory is not perfect, that some anchors to the ship of human progression are allowed to live.
I view this as proof that Darwin's theory is not perfect, that some anchors to the ship of human progression are allowed to live.
He is sueing claiming that the video being released on the internet, ruined his 15 year carreer as an undercover cop....
which raises a question...
Why was an under cover cop doing PR for the agency?
I don't know.... It's been a couple of decades since I took the gun safety course. But I think I remember them advising us to "TREAT EACH AND EVERY GUN LIKE IT IS LOADED", I distinctly remember them emphasizing that just like that too. I can't remember the statistics of how many people are killed by unloaded guns each year..... But it was a large amount.
which raises a question...
Why was an under cover cop doing PR for the agency?
I don't know.... It's been a couple of decades since I took the gun safety course. But I think I remember them advising us to "TREAT EACH AND EVERY GUN LIKE IT IS LOADED", I distinctly remember them emphasizing that just like that too. I can't remember the statistics of how many people are killed by unloaded guns each year..... But it was a large amount.
Last edited by PSS-Mag; Apr 14, 2006 at 10:13 PM.
Poor guy is afraid of getting a little ribbing is all. So why not sue. Hell people sue because they are dumb enough to spill a cup of joe in their lap. Seems like the dumbarses aren't as dumb as we think.
I got this story emailed to me last week at work. I'll post a thread to the story on Monday (if I remember). One of the reason he claims he is suing is because he was one of the DEA's "best" undercovers officers, and now he can't work undercover anymore. It also has a link to the original video.
He's not just suing about the undercover thing, its also for the mental anguish and suffering he is now going through. He is/was a motivational speaker or some sort of speaker now and since the video came out he's unable to find employment.
Secondly in the video, he racks the slide back thinking he cleared the chamber. While he is holding it up, with his thumb through the trigger guard, he decides to dry-fire it. Thats when it shoots him.
While I think the guy is stupid and I really don't feel bad that he shot himself. The video was taken by a civilian in the crowd and confiscated for the investigation. It was the only video made and wasn't supposed to be released. Some a-hole at the department (I probably would be this guy if I worked there) decided it was too good not to be shared with the rest of the world (and I agree). So this guy will win because it shouldn't have been made public, technically.
Secondly in the video, he racks the slide back thinking he cleared the chamber. While he is holding it up, with his thumb through the trigger guard, he decides to dry-fire it. Thats when it shoots him.
While I think the guy is stupid and I really don't feel bad that he shot himself. The video was taken by a civilian in the crowd and confiscated for the investigation. It was the only video made and wasn't supposed to be released. Some a-hole at the department (I probably would be this guy if I worked there) decided it was too good not to be shared with the rest of the world (and I agree). So this guy will win because it shouldn't have been made public, technically.
Last edited by BennyHanna; Apr 16, 2006 at 10:59 AM.




