IRS agent accidentally shot, killed by fellow agent during training at Phoenix gun range
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Arizona's Family ^
| August 17, 2023 | Amy Cutler and Cody Lillich
A special agent with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is dead after being accidentally shot by another IRS agent during a training exercise Thursday at a federal gun range in Phoenix, officials confirmed. On
Friday, IRS officials identified the victim as 47-year-old Patrick Bauer, a longtime Arizona resident. He was a retired master sergeant with the Arizona Air National Guard and served with the 161st Air Refueling Wing Security Forces Squadron, the National Guard said in an email... A spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirms that an incident occurred at their gun range, which multiple federal agencies were...
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IRS agent shot and killed by another agent in training accident in Phoenix, per ABC15 sources
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ABC15 (Arizona) ^
| 08/17/2023 | abc15.com staff
An IRS special agent was killed during an accidental shooting by another agent during a training exercise Thursday, according to ABC15 sources. In
a statement released Thursday evening, FBI officials confirmed they are investigating the death of an IRS special agent but did not share further details about what led up to the incident. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) says it is investigating a "shooting incident" at the Federal Correctional Institutional (FCI) Phoenix firing range Thursday afternoon but could not confirm additional details. The FBOP says the gun range was being utilized by multiple federal agencies at the time....
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IRS agent accidentally shot, killed by fellow agent during training at Phoenix gun range
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AZFamily.com ^
| August 17, 2023 | AZFamily Digital News Staff
A special agent with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is dead after being accidentally shot by another IRS agent during a training exercise Thursday at a federal gun range in Phoenix, officials confirmed. A
spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirms that an incident occurred Thursday at their gun range, which multiple federal agencies were utilizing at the time through an interagency agreement. The spokesperson said no Federal Bureau of Prisons employees were injured in the incident. Charlotte M. Dennis with the Phoenix Field Office of the IRS Criminal Investigation (CI) division replied to Arizona’s Family on Thursday afternoon,...
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