WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. A Florida cop resigned after opening fire on an unarmed black man who was handcuffed in his patrol car — because he confused the sound of an acorn hitting the vehicle with a muffled gunshot. Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Jesse Hernandez handed in his badge in December following the Nov. 12 Fort Walton Beach incident, officials said Friday. Sergeant Beth Roberts, who also opened fire, was exonerated in an internal investigation and remained on the job, according to police. The suspect, Marquis Jackson, was luckily uninjured, but the “situation was traumatic” for him, police acknowledged. The police-involved shooting was captured on Hernandez’s bodycam footage and released by the department. The deputies had responded to a complaint from Jackson’s girlfriend, who alleged that the man had committed grand theft auto, threatened her and was in possession of multiple firearms and a silencer, according to police. Welcome to the BP CAST channel, one of the prominent platforms on YouTube for informative and educational content related to law enforcement. Our mission is to offer viewers an unfiltered and unbiased perspective on various police-related news and events. It's important to note that our channel is created solely for educational and news gathering purposes. We want to emphasize that we are not affiliated with any law enforcement agency. Our goal is to provide a valuable resource for viewers seeking insights into law enforcement activities and to foster a better understanding of the work done by police officers for Humanity.