Sentence examples for discharged a weapon from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Harrison will not say whether he ever shot a man, or even discharged a weapon in the direction of one, he speaks openly about acquiring guns.

"It's just kids doing stupid things," he said, "but it got more serious when they ran into a member of the mosque and they discharged a weapon.

Citing law enforcement officials, they reported that the new charges involve accusations that Mr. Pistorius, left, discharged a weapon in a restaurant in January and fired a gun from a car while driving home from a vacation.

News reports in South Africa over the weekend said Mr. Pistorius might also face new charges of recklessly firing a weapon in public, related to accusations that he discharged a weapon in a restaurant in January and fired a gun from a car while driving home from vacation.

Even before the last death in May, in an indication of some concern among commanders, Lieutenant Ligsay was removed as the platoon's leader because, an officer told investigators, the platoon had been regularly killing dogs and had discharged a weapon without reason.

I'm a failed parent in at least one regard -- my daughter is 23 and to my knowledge has never discharged a weapon, not unless a smart mouth counts as a weapon.

He added: "I don't see anyone here talking about discharging a weapon".

The officers have been removed from patrol duty — standard practice when one discharges a weapon, the police said.

Arradondo said that an internal use-of-force investigation has been opened, which is standard any time an officer discharges a weapon.

As a squad leader in Full Spectrum Warrior, you do not even carry a gun that fires, which makes it the first military-action video game in which the player never discharges a weapon.

The "t-word," a modern substitute for the "n-word" in the view of Sherman and many others, was used by Dunn to describe blacks – and by extension Davis and his friends — in letters written while Dunn was the one locked up in jail, charged with killing someone and discharging a weapon.