The Jacksonville, Fla., Sheriff's office is moving to fire Officer Mindy Cardwell after she accidentally shot driver Jason Arrington with his own gun during a routine traffic stop last month.

Officers Mindy Cardwell and Austin Weippert assisted in the stop. Arrington, who police described as "cooperative" during the stop, informed Lowry that he had a legal firearm on his body.

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McClatchy News reached out to Cardwell for comment Jan. 21 but did not immediately receive a response. The 40-year-old driver has also announced his intent to sue.

JACKSONVILLE, Florida — The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released body camera footage showing the moments an officer accidentally shot a driver with his own firearm during a traffic stop.It ...

Then Officer Mindy Cardwell inadvertently "put pressure on the trigger" of Mr Arrington's legally owned Glock .45 as she removed it from his holster, causing a round to fire into his right leg ...

A police department in Florida is moving to fire an officer after she accidentally shot a man with his own gun during a routine traffic stop last month. Officer Mindy Cardwell was called to assist ...

Then Officer Mindy Cardwell inadvertently "put pressure on the trigger" of Mr Arrington's legally owned Glock .45 as she removed it from his holster, causing a round to fire into his right leg ...