Is this the week of officers and their guns not being a good combination when with their wives?
25 years as an officer in this case also...
http://www.wlwt.com/news/video-offduty-officer-accidentally-shoots-self-in-overtherhine/30518124
Two 25 year + veteran officers alone with their spouses this week and both have supposedly/reportedly (though this elevator one, seeing the video does seem to genuinely be) accidental (I still don't buy McCollum's story) gun incidents.
Obviously had the gun in this situation been angled differently the outcome could have been far more serious.
If we had two rookies or young cops have similar incidents in one week it'd be all over the news about cops needing more training or gun safety reminders or something.
It'll be interesting to see if we have a sudden surge of comments that veteran officers need refreshers to avoid complacency on gun safety or something.