Sentence examples for firearm discharge from inspiring English sources

"While working, I heard a firearm discharge," he told local television station WRDW.

An unprotected species can legally be taken by the property owner at any time of year and by any means as long as other laws (i.e., pesticide regulations, firearm discharge ordinances, trespassing laws, etc). are not violated.

Dig a little deeper and you find that there were no handgun-related deaths that year, 12 long-gun deaths (rifle, shotgun or other large gun – which, considering that rifles are licensed to rural hunters in France, makes sense), and 128 "by other & unspecified firearm discharge (includes airguns, BB guns and flare guns)".

Incarcerated with a two year sentence stemming from an accidental firearm discharge in November 2008, Burress has little hope of returning to an NFL field until the 2011 season at the earliest.

The report shows that in the third quarter of 2016 excessive force complaints rose by 80percentt (from five to nine); improper conduct complaints by 40.3percentt (62 to 87); neglect of duty complaints by 100percentt (9 to 18) and firearm discharge complaints increased from zero to two.

There was also a 53.3percentt increase in civilians who died in police custody, an increase in the number of civilians injured from officers' firearm discharge, and 4,920 new police brutality complaints by citizens made to the City's Civilian Complaint Review Board, an increase of 37percentt over the previous year.

"The officer's firearm discharged".

The firearm discharged, killing him.

The firearm discharged, and the bullet went through the apartment, crossed a breezeway, and entered the baby's apartment.

Nichols prefers the quick and the oblique (only once is a firearm discharged in "Shotgun Stories," and it's pointed at a tire), and finales of any grandeur don't suit his skills.

*Mark Green, the city's Public Advocate, has made many requests for information on the number of housing and building inspectors, the number of firearm discharges in the Police Department, and Medicaid-covered transportation services, among other topics.