Subway employee finds Lucas County deputy’s gun in restroom

HOLLAND, Ohio (WTVG) – A Lucas County Sheriff’s Deputy may be subjected to internal disciplinary action after accidentally leaving her service firearm in a public restroom, according to authorities.

Sources informed 13 Action News that the deputy mistakenly left her weapon in the restroom of the Subway outlet in Spring Meadows during her duty hours on Monday afternoon. A staff member discovered the gun, secured the restroom, and promptly notified the authorities.

The deputy subsequently retrieved the forgotten firearm. It remains uncertain what disciplinary measures LCSO might impose. Stay tuned for further updates.

In Holland, Ohio, a Lucas County Sheriff’s Deputy may potentially face internal disciplinary actions for an incident in which she left her service firearm unattended in a public restroom. According to authorities, the deputy accidentally left her gun behind in the restroom of the Spring Meadows Subway restaurant while on duty on Monday afternoon. Fortunately, an observant employee discovered the weapon and took responsible action by securing the restroom and notifying law enforcement.

The deputy returned to retrieve her firearm that she had left behind. While the specific nature of the internal disciplinary measures under consideration by the Lucas County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) remains unclear at this time, the incident is currently being evaluated for potential consequences. Stay tuned for further updates on this matter as more information becomes available.

HOLLAND, Ohio (WTVG) – A Lucas County Sheriff’s Deputy might undergo internal sanctions after inadvertently leaving her service firearm in a public restroom, according to officials.

13 Action News was informed that while on duty Monday afternoon, the deputy accidentally left her gun in the bathroom of the Subway restaurant in Spring Meadows. A staff member discovered the firearm, secured the restroom, and promptly notified the relevant authorities.

The deputy later returned to retrieve her misplaced weapon. The nature of the internal disciplinary actions that the LCSO may take against the deputy remains unclear. Stay tuned for further updates on this matter.

Subway employee finds Lucas County deputy’s gun in restroom

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