Officer on Toilet Accidentally Fires Gun

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When nature called, Officer Craig Clancy strolled to the appropriate facility and was lowering his trousers when his pistol fell from his waistband. When Clancy fumbled for the falling firearm, it went off, twice.

http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0405/222613.html
 
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