Department of Corrections Boss Accidental Discharge in office

[GlockPride]

I believe what you are talking about is if the gun was dropped then it was possible for it to go off.

No, there’s a video floating around of an officer in a police department lobby that his Sig P320 fired while in the holster and nothing touching the trigger.

 

[Seadog]

No, there’s a video floating around of an officer in a police department lobby that his Sig P320 fired while in the holster and nothing touching the trigger.

I haven’t heard of that one yet. Sooner or later I’ll see it. Makes me think it may be the holster. Kind of like the old Tupperware boxes for Glocks.

 

[LennyDw]

"his gun went off" no! nice reporter lady, guns don't just go off.

 

[sherrick13]

ND, not AD

One of the few things we agree on.

 

[TedKennedy]

One of the few things we agree on.

Personal responsibility, always.

 

[sherrick13]

Personal responsibility, always.

Absolutely

 

[2busy]

I think news 6 reported 8 separate nd in the last year. Maybe 2 years from that place.

 

[El Pablo]

Finger on trigger while holstering a Glock would be statistically likely.
He retrieved a pistol, loaded it and went to holster it I bet.
Literally thousands of cops and civilians have Glocked a floor before. One big reason I carry a 1911.

Good thing no one has ever shot a floor with a 1911.

 

[Big House]

We had a deputy NG his .45 in the report writing room. Being a smartass and BOOM!

 

[ramco]

One of the few things we agree on.

Inadvertent trigger pull