Video Released of Deputy Accidentally Shooting Three Fellow Cops

According to the sheriff's website, a bullet from Officer James Blankenship's gun fired into the pavement causing shrapnel to strike three other officers.

[...]The deputy, who accidently fired his gun in the Knox County Detention Facility, resigned Monday shortly before noon.

In a letter to Sheriff J.J. Jones, James Blankenship, 39, wrote that he's resigning for personal reasons.

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irishpete

Posted: Dec 17 2013, 10:44 AM

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Anyone else would have been charged with attempted mass-murder & be rotting in a super max by now !

Anonymous

Posted: Dec 17 2013, 3:58 PM

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He resigned for personal reasons - Personally, he's an idiot

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Posted: Dec 18 2013, 6:20 AM

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meanwhile in a NJ classroom: "i'm da only one in dis room professional enough to handle this *BOOM* ouch! shit! shit!".

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