One IRS agent shot another at a gun range yesterday. Leaked footage of IRS firearm training session

President Biden's IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel has armed agents in the agency's criminal investigations division as gun-wielding tax enforces. Agents must perform routine firearm training exercises to understand basic safety protocols, including proper gun handling, muzzle awareness, and trigger discipline.

On Thursday, one IRS agent was "accidentally shot by another IRS agent during a training exercise" at a federal gun range in Phoenix, Arizona, according to local media AZ Family.

Charlotte M. Dennis with the Phoenix Field Office of the IRS Criminal Investigation Division confirmed the incident involving one of its special agents. She said the agent was transported to HonorHealth Deer Valley Medical Center, where the agent died.Look at these sad people. Can you tell why one may have shot another one? One down, 76,999 to go.

Law enforcement and emergency crews responded today after an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent lost their life due to an inadvertent shooting another at a range in Arizona.