Someone make a GIF on the video please 
https://www.9news.com.au/2018/12/22/14/38/fbi-agent-avoids-jail-for-bar-shooting
An ex-FBI agent who accidentally shot and wounded a Denver bar patron in June after performing a dance-floor back flip has pleaded guilty to misdemeanour assault under a plea deal that spares him from serving jail time, prosecutors said.
Chase Bishop, 30, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault in Denver District Court on Friday for shooting Thomas Reddington in the leg at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery, prosecutors said in a statement.
"We believe that this agreement strikes an appropriate balance of seeking justice for the victim and ensuring that this type of incident does not happen again," District Attorney Beth McCann said.
The gun misfired as it fell on the ground at a bar in Denver. (9NEWS)
Bishop, an FBI agent who was off duty at the time, was among the patrons at the nightclub in downtown Denver in the early morning hours of June 2.
Video footage of the incident, captured by another customer and widely circulated online, showed Bishop breakdancing, then performing a backward somersault in the air.
His handgun fell from its holster onto the dance floor and discharged as Bishop picked it up, striking Reddington, 25, in the leg. A muzzle flash can be seen on the video.
The Denver Post reported that Bishop told the judge that he "never expected the result of my actions to lead to something like this".
"My whole goal in life is to care, protect and serve people," the newspaper quoted him as saying.
Reddington, 24, spoke emotionally in court about how he lost his job at an Amazon warehouse after the shooting, his chronic pain and his concern that he may never be able to run again.
"I have done months of physical therapy," he said. "I have sought counselling. However, being in public, especially seeing law enforcement with guns, makes me very uncomfortable."
Reddington added that he does not hold a personal grudge against Bishop.
"I've done stupid things at bars to impress girls, too," he said, adding he hopes Bishop doesn't carry a gun for a long time.
https://www.9news.com.au/2018/12/22/14/38/fbi-agent-avoids-jail-for-bar-shooting
An ex-FBI agent who accidentally shot and wounded a Denver bar patron in June after performing a dance-floor back flip has pleaded guilty to misdemeanour assault under a plea deal that spares him from serving jail time, prosecutors said.
Chase Bishop, 30, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault in Denver District Court on Friday for shooting Thomas Reddington in the leg at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery, prosecutors said in a statement.
"We believe that this agreement strikes an appropriate balance of seeking justice for the victim and ensuring that this type of incident does not happen again," District Attorney Beth McCann said.
Bishop, an FBI agent who was off duty at the time, was among the patrons at the nightclub in downtown Denver in the early morning hours of June 2.
Video footage of the incident, captured by another customer and widely circulated online, showed Bishop breakdancing, then performing a backward somersault in the air.
His handgun fell from its holster onto the dance floor and discharged as Bishop picked it up, striking Reddington, 25, in the leg. A muzzle flash can be seen on the video.
The Denver Post reported that Bishop told the judge that he "never expected the result of my actions to lead to something like this".
"My whole goal in life is to care, protect and serve people," the newspaper quoted him as saying.
Reddington, 24, spoke emotionally in court about how he lost his job at an Amazon warehouse after the shooting, his chronic pain and his concern that he may never be able to run again.
"I have done months of physical therapy," he said. "I have sought counselling. However, being in public, especially seeing law enforcement with guns, makes me very uncomfortable."
Reddington added that he does not hold a personal grudge against Bishop.
"I've done stupid things at bars to impress girls, too," he said, adding he hopes Bishop doesn't carry a gun for a long time.
