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On Thursday, a previous Humboldt County prison guard was condemned to nine years in jail for shooting one more man in a McKinleyville bar.

Sean Timothy O'Brien — who was terminated by the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office in 2013 after purportedly kicking a dozing detainee — confessed to endeavored murder subsequent to shooting one more man two times, hitting him in the hand and bicep at the Central Station sports bar in McKinleyville on Sept. 27, 2021. O'Brien was condemned to the low term of five years for the endeavored murder, and the center term of four years for utilizing a weapon.

Nobody in the condemning hearing, including O'Brien, understood what spurred the shooting. O'Brien apologized for the wrongdoing, however told Judge Kelly Neel that he didn't recall it — or the whole day of the episode — which his lawyer, Kathleen Bryson, said was a result of extreme liquor maltreatment to the place where he has an ailment in his liver influencing his mind.

"Horrendously puzzling that there's apparently not a great reason for what happened that day," Neel said.

O'Brien was curbed by different benefactors of the bar during the shooting, and at a certain point, he was struck by a fired from his own firearm as somebody endeavored to wrestle it away from him.

Bryson noted O'Brien missing the mark on criminal history, and requested that Neel consider his ailments and battles with liquor while making her decision. Tending to the court, Bryson said her client may not endure a jail sentence because of his serious clinical issues.

"This is in all likelihood a capital punishment for my client," Bryson said.

Representative District Attorney Roger Rees told the court the wounds from the shooting left the person in question, Ethan Jacobs, with huge clinical issues and a deficiency of finesse requiring long lasting exercise based recuperation.

Rees pushed back on the possibility that a combination of liquor and the presence of a gun was at fault for the circumstance, taking note of that many individuals battling with liquor enslavement don't endeavor to shoot others lethally.

"There's no defense, it's only brutality for the wellbeing of savagery," Rees said.

O'Brien was likewise requested to pay $350,000 in compensation fines to the person in question, however Bryson let the court know that she has no clue about how he will ultimately have the option to pay that cash.
Neel condemned O'Brien to the lower term for endeavored murder because of his absence of criminal history, however she noticed his military and police administration make the wrongdoing more grievous, as he had the preparation to know the reality of discharge wounds.

O'Brien has been at the Humboldt County prison since Oct. 14, 2021, and in light of the fact that he perpetrated a brutal wrongdoing, he will get 15% kudos for his long periods of time served.