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Myrtle Beach Detective Dismissed Following Gun Incident Over Fish

KTSM••Jordan Titus and Jordan White
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A detective from the Myrtle Beach Police Department has been charged after allegedly brandishing a firearm at a co-worker during a dispute over microwaved fish. This incident has led to the detective's termination from the department, highlighting serious concerns regarding workplace conduct and safety among law enforcement personnel. The case underscores the importance of maintaining professionalism in police departments and the potential consequences of personal disputes escalating into violence. The community is urged to stay informed about the implications of such incidents on public trust in law enforcement.

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