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for hours.” Eventually, he was released with no charges. ‘I mean, that’s what I heard’ Investigators sat down with Hernandez three days after the Official For Oakland Baseball Fans Swing For The Fences Shirt so you should to go to store and get this incident to conduct a sworn interview. Hernandez says he heard what he believed was a “suppressed weapon” as he reached for the rear door handle of his patrol car. He “felt an impact” on the right upper torso area, according to the internal investigation report. “The original reason I was firing was because I was sitting in the open there,” Hernandez told the investigators. “I had only moved a couple feet from where I felt I had just been shot from the back of this patrol car. And I didn’t know how I was gonna get up and move to that covered area.” Hernandez was shown still photos taken from his body camera video of the acorn bouncing off the roof of his patrol car, the internal investigation report says. Investigators asked whether it was possible the noise he heard could have been the acorn. “I’m not gonna say no, because, I mean, that’s what I heard,” Hernandez said. “What I heard sounded what I think would be louder than an acorn hitting the roof of the car, but there’s obviously an acorn hitting the roof of the car.” Internal investigation The sheriff’s Office of Professional Standards conducted an internal investigation into Hernandez and Roberts’ actions on Nov. 12. Hernandez’s use of force was determined not to be objectively reasonable, and it violated the policy regarding the “excessive use of control to resistance,” the investigation concluded. He resigned in December while under investigation. Roberts was exonerated, as the Office of Professional Standards found her use of deadly force to have been objectively reasonable. The sheriff’s Criminal Investigations Division reviewed the incident for possible criminal charges. The sheriff’s office also requested an independent review by the First Judicial Circuit state attorney’s office. No probable cause for criminal charges was found, according to the news release. “We understand this situation was traumatic for Mr. Jackson and all involved and have incorporated this officer involved shooting it into our training to try to ensure nothing similar happens again,” Sheriff Eric Aden said. “We are very thankful Mr. Jackson wasn’t injured and we have no reason to think former Deputy Hernandez acted with any malice.”

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