Posted on 06/12/2018 12:44:45 PM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
Chase Bishop, 29, was being held in a detention center in downtown Denver. He faces charges for second-degree assault but he has not been formally charged, according to NBC affiliate KUSA.
Bishop is not assigned to the Denver office but works out of Washington, D.C., sources told KUSA.
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Still wondering if Chase Bishop isn’t a fake ID. One of a few that the Feebs have on hand for embarrassing situations.
A bad-dancing FBI agent is arrested, but FBI agents involved in treason are walking among us, as free as birds.
Hi precisionshootist,
No problem discussing this, I am not an expert, though.
You could find one here: https://www.jurispro.com/category/firearms-and-ballistics-s-359
I’ve read a couple experts (Mr Massad Ayoob is one, books, articles, testified at more than 1,000 trials on self-defense) and “experts” take a broad view on this.
A hostile prosecutor can charge anyone, and an anti-gun jury can convict. No one forced the FBI guy to pick up the gun, he willfully reached down and grabbed it, and, he willfully pulled the trigger... no one forced him to pull it, and it didn’t go off by itself. Once you willfully put on a gun, you cannot “accidently” do something, you are responsible for every step in its use. It does not work to say, “I pulled by mistake, because... drunk, impatient, scared, embarrassed, thought the gun was empty, etc.”
It may be like, bringing a wonderful pit bull into a nursery school and the dog “accidently” bites a child.
The FBI guy brought a gun into a room full of people, did backflip which tossed the gun out, he reached down and pulled the trigger and shot somebody... every step was willful, every step could have been prevented. Just my understanding.
Simple....an affirmative action hire. Since he was white and male, and watching his dancing antics, you can guess what group he belongs to.
Some states have different degrees of assault one of which could be an assault through negligence. A negligent act resulting in personal injury to another person.
In Connecticut he could be charge with 3rd Degree Assault a misdemeanor.
by causing, with criminal negligence, physical injury to another person with a deadly weapon, a dangerous instrument, or an electronic defense weapon.
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