http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/28714623/woman-shot-in-abdomen-at-king-street-sports-bar

Hey, wanna play with my gun.......No, not my real gun !

Wonder where he was packing it ?

Sounds like a booty call that went wrong. 

I would guess the officer is married.  I smell an domestic argument today after the wife sees this article.

"sports bar"
uh huh

You guys are so cynical! I'm betting he just stopped by the bar on his direct route home after getting off duty in order to check on the March Madness line ups.

See? This is what happens when you allow people to carry guns in public! Blood in the bars! Only police should be allowed to carry guns! Oh, wait...

manufacturer-defective firearms that "accidentally go off".

Oh wait what are those rules again.....

Let's see:

First rule of gun safety: Always point in a safe direction.......check
Second rule of gun safety: Always keep finger off the trigger until ready to shoot........check

Oh wait what are those rules again.....

He probably followed the Deedy rules of gun handling.

Go out to a bar with your loaded gun
Get pickled
Get into a argument / discussion / show & tell , bust out your gun and shoot someone

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) -

A 40-year old woman is in serious condition after being shot in the abdomen, allegedly by an off-duty Honolulu Police Officer.

Sergeant Anson Kimura is a 25-year veteran of the force, a well-known, well-liked officer assigned to the Chinatown district. He is on desk duty after his 38-caliber revolver went off inside Kings Sports Bar, just before 2 a.m. Friday.

The victim works at the bar. She was taken to the Queens Medical Center.

"It appears the handgun was accidentally discharged," says Honolulu Police Deputy Chief Dave Kajihiro, "This case is currently classified as an assault in the second degree, and the officer's police powers have been restricted."

Police sources tell me, the revolver is his department approved, off-duty weapon and that he is known to take the gun out when out with friends.

"I'm appalled at that situation," says State Senator Will Espero, "It's outrageous that somehow a loaded firearm would be out of a holster in a bar, while an individual is off-duty. I cannot imagine, what circumstances that could happen unless someone was just showing off."

Espero supports a bill that is currently moving through the legislature that would make it a crime, a misdemeanor, to recklessly handle a loaded gun while intoxicated. Lawmakers are still working out the details of H-B 888.

to be fair, it was the literal name of the bar.