Man shot at Lt. Allen's funeral

[lonehoosier]

Any updates into what object pulled the trigger while the gun was in the holster? Also would there even be an investigation into exactly what happened?

 

[phylodog]

Most likely a radio antenna or long handcuff key from the belt of the officer seated next to him. There was an investigation, no one was found to have been negligent to my knowledge.

 

[lonehoosier]

Most likely a radio antenna or long handcuff key from the belt of the officer seated next to him. There was an investigation, no one was found to have been negligent to my knowledge.

So is it common not to find out what exactly cause the trigger to be pulled in these type of AD/ND or is it just things happen? Do they try to re-create it? I'm truly curious how this happened. I'm only asking because this is my go to holster, Safariland ALS light bearing holster. Is it normal for Safariland to get involved into something like this?

 

[churchmouse]

So is it common not to find out what exactly cause the trigger to be pulled in these type of AD/ND or is it just things happen? Do they try to re-create it? I'm truly curious how this happened. I'm only asking because this is my go to holster, Safariland ALS light bearing holster. Is it normal for Safariland to get involved into something like this?

That rig effectively covers the trigger. How would anything get down in there.

 

[lonehoosier]

That rig effectively covers the trigger. How would anything get down in there.

It's the same Safariland holster most LEO use. This one doesn't have the hood.

 

[bigretic]

So is it common not to find out what exactly cause the trigger to be pulled in these type of AD/ND or is it just things happen? Do they try to re-create it? I'm truly curious how this happened. I'm only asking because this is my go to holster, Safariland ALS light bearing holster. Is it normal for Safariland to get involved into something like this?

How much chap stick do you really need? lmao

 

[Kutnupe14]

How much chap stick do you really need? lmao

Look at his avatar, he has a lot of room to cover with dem lips.
Not that I have room to talk.

 

[frenchiectfd2203]

How much chap stick do you really need? lmao

Hey man, I can relate.. winter weather rolling in.. my lips get to be 20 grit.

 

[churchmouse]

Hey man, I can relate.. winter weather rolling in.. my lips get to be 20 grit.

More of a Carmex kind of guy myself...

 

[churchmouse]

It's the same Safariland holster most LEO use. This one doesn't have the hood.

That is still fairly confined. What are the odds...???

 

[frenchiectfd2203]

More of a Carmex kind of guy myself...

I tend to pick up whatever is available, pink, green, yellow.. lol.

 

[phylodog]

So is it common not to find out what exactly cause the trigger to be pulled in these type of AD/ND or is it just things happen? Do they try to re-create it? I'm truly curious how this happened. I'm only asking because this is my go to holster, Safariland ALS light bearing holster. Is it normal for Safariland to get involved into something like this?

This situation was anything but common within IMPD so there's really nothing to compare it to (we do not tolerate negligent discharges and our training and policies have historically done a phenomenal job evading them compared to agencies our size). There was no official information release on what happened that I'm aware of and if there was a recreation of the situation I've not been made aware. There were plenty of witnesses in the immediate area to confirm that no one had a pistol out of its holster and I've been told the spent casing was still in the pistol when it was removed from the holster. As I stated upthread this was a once in a thousand lifetimes event and everyone concerned appears to be satisfied with that analysis.

 

[churchmouse]

This situation was anything but common within IMPD so there's really nothing to compare it to (we do not tolerate negligent discharges and our training and policies have historically done a phenomenal job evading them compared to agencies our size). There was no official information release on what happened that I'm aware of and if there was a recreation of the situation I've not been made aware. There were plenty of witnesses in the immediate area to confirm that no one had a pistol out of its holster and I've been told the spent casing was still in the pistol when it was removed from the holster. As I stated upthread this was a once in a thousand lifetimes event and everyone concerned appears to be satisfied with that analysis.

That answers my question.....Once in a thousand life times.

 

[lonehoosier]

This situation was anything but common within IMPD so there's really nothing to compare it to (we do not tolerate negligent discharges and our training and policies have historically done a phenomenal job evading them compared to agencies our size). There was no official information release on what happened that I'm aware of and if there was a recreation of the situation I've not been made aware. There were plenty of witnesses in the immediate area to confirm that no one had a pistol out of its holster and I've been told the spent casing was still in the pistol when it was removed from the holster. As I stated upthread this was a once in a thousand lifetimes event and everyone concerned appears to be satisfied with that analysis.

Thank you sir for the info.

 

[lonehoosier]

How much chap stick do you really need? lmao

Look at his avatar, he has a lot of room to cover with dem lips.
Not that I have room to talk.

LOL!!

Hey man, I can relate.. winter weather rolling in.. my lips get to be 20 grit.

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