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Attitude. Skills. Plan.
His name is Brian Pounds. Former Reserve Deputy of the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office and employee of the County Assesor's Office was working security at the gun show. He got a slap on the wrist, A defferred sentence, which means if he completes a given time, usually anywhere from one year or longer, without doing anyrhing else stupid, criminal, etc. and go to some anti-stupidity classes, the charges will be dismissed.
Here is the official info:
A Security Guard accidentally discharged a firearm at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 1, 2017, wounding a former sheriff's sergeant in the finger. Incident Overview • Date & Location: April 1, 2017, at the River Spirit Expo (Fairgrounds) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. • The Shooter: Brian Pounds, an employee of the Tulsa County Assessor's Office and former Tulsa County reserve deputy. He was working security at the main entrance to inspect and clear weapons. • The Victim: Rick Treadwell, a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office sergeant also working security at the event. Details and Resolution • What Happened: Surveillance video showed Pounds pulling a handgun from a bag at the entrance checkpoint, handling it, and pulling the trigger while pointing it near a wall and people. A round ricocheted off a wall and struck Treadwell in the middle finger. • Charges: Pounds was charged with a misdemeanor count of reckless conduct with a firearm. • Outcome: Treadwell was treated at a hospital and requested that criminal charges not be pursued. Pounds later received a deferred sentence. • The Frontier Video: Surveillance footage of shooting at WaneA security worker accidentally discharged a firearm at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 1, 2017, wounding a former sheriff's sergeant in the finger. Incident Overview • Date & Location: April 1, 2017, at the River Spirit Expo (Fairgrounds) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. • The Shooter: Brian Pounds, an employee of the Tulsa County Assessor's Office and former Tulsa County reserve deputy. He was working security at the main entrance to inspect and clear weapons. • The Victim: Rick Treadwell, a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office sergeant also working security at the event. Details and Resolution • What Happened: Surveillance video showed Pounds pulling a handgun from a bag at the entrance checkpoint, handling it, and pulling the trigger while pointing it near a wall and people. A round ricocheted off a wall and struck Treadwell in the middle finger. • Charges: Pounds was charged with a misdemeanor count of reckless conduct with a firearm. • Outcome: Treadwell was treated at a hospital and requested that criminal charges not be pursued. Pounds later received a deferred sentence. • The Frontier Video: Surveillance footage of shooting at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show Incident: Accidental shooting at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 8, 2017 (approximate weekend date).
Do NOT point your firearm at anything you do not wish to destroy! And what does he do? Points it at something he could destroy and pulls the trigger! 🤦🏼♂️😣
Agree, self monitoring is a good thing. Although I am retired in the engineering field we call out those of us who practice below our standard. In rare cases some loose their PE license.
Never should have a mistake like that. I understand a slap on the wrist because the person hit didn't want to press charges. However his continued recklessness after the shot was fired was absurd. He should have a huge fine at the very least and his ability to carry a weapon or handle a weapon at a gun show should be removed. Even if only for a few years.
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His name is Brian Pounds. Former Reserve Deputy of the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office and employee of the County Assesor's Office was working security at the gun show. He got a slap on the wrist, A defferred sentence, which means if he completes a given time, usually anywhere from one year or longer, without doing anyrhing else stupid, criminal, etc. and go to some anti-stupidity classes, the charges will be dismissed.
Here is the official info:
A Security Guard accidentally discharged a firearm at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 1, 2017, wounding a former sheriff's sergeant in the finger.
Incident Overview
• Date & Location: April 1, 2017, at the River Spirit Expo (Fairgrounds) in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
• The Shooter: Brian Pounds, an employee of the Tulsa County Assessor's Office and former Tulsa County reserve deputy. He was working security at the main entrance to inspect and clear weapons.
• The Victim: Rick Treadwell, a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office sergeant also working security at the event.
Details and Resolution
• What Happened: Surveillance video showed Pounds pulling a handgun from a bag at the entrance checkpoint, handling it, and pulling the trigger while pointing it near a wall and people. A round ricocheted off a wall and struck Treadwell in the middle finger.
• Charges: Pounds was charged with a misdemeanor count of reckless conduct with a firearm.
• Outcome: Treadwell was treated at a hospital and requested that criminal charges not be pursued. Pounds later received a deferred sentence.
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The Frontier
Video: Surveillance footage of shooting at WaneA security worker accidentally discharged a firearm at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 1, 2017, wounding a former sheriff's sergeant in the finger.
Incident Overview
• Date & Location: April 1, 2017, at the River Spirit Expo (Fairgrounds) in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
• The Shooter: Brian Pounds, an employee of the Tulsa County Assessor's Office and former Tulsa County reserve deputy. He was working security at the main entrance to inspect and clear weapons.
• The Victim: Rick Treadwell, a former Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office sergeant also working security at the event.
Details and Resolution
• What Happened: Surveillance video showed Pounds pulling a handgun from a bag at the entrance checkpoint, handling it, and pulling the trigger while pointing it near a wall and people. A round ricocheted off a wall and struck Treadwell in the middle finger.
• Charges: Pounds was charged with a misdemeanor count of reckless conduct with a firearm.
• Outcome: Treadwell was treated at a hospital and requested that criminal charges not be pursued. Pounds later received a deferred sentence.
•
The Frontier
Video: Surveillance footage of shooting at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show
Incident: Accidental shooting at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show on April 8, 2017 (approximate weekend date).
Do Americans realize that all this stuff just doesn’t happen in the rest of the civilized world?
Because our societies aren’t saturated with guns.
Do NOT point your firearm at anything you do not wish to destroy! And what does he do? Points it at something he could destroy and pulls the trigger! 🤦🏼♂️😣
With those qualifications he could get a job with the DEA. Or ICE.
He should lose his right to ever possess a firearm again. EVER!!!!!!!
Agree, self monitoring is a good thing. Although I am retired in the engineering field we call out those of us who practice below our standard. In rare cases some loose their PE license.
No excuse! The first thing you learn: never point a gun loaded or unloaded. Idiot.
he broke the number one rule and two 😂
What would possess anyone to even consider doing this. So stupid
Covid changed my attitude towards police and nurses. Haven't seen anything that makes me think that was the wrong choice. 😂
JUST BECAUASE YOU RACKED OR PRESSED CHECKED IT DOES NOT MEAN IT'S CLEAR
INSPECT THE CHAMBER
not a good look for the police.
Never should have a mistake like that. I understand a slap on the wrist because the person hit didn't want to press charges. However his continued recklessness after the shot was fired was absurd. He should have a huge fine at the very least and his ability to carry a weapon or handle a weapon at a gun show should be removed. Even if only for a few years.
Do you have to be a psychopath to be a cop or do you have to be a cop to be a psychopath?
Apparently they are not screening I.Q. or competence when they decide to give cops badges. WTAF?!