CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Tenn. — Former Claiborne County Sheriff’s Deputy Noah Arnwine turned himself in to the Loudon County Jail and plead guilty to a misdemeanor reckless endangerment charge on Thursday.
A warrant was issued for his arrest after officials said Arnwine played "Russian Roulette" with his .38-caliber revolver back in 2018.
The former sheriff's deputy fired through a patrol car windshield while riding through Loudon County as a passenger on I-75 in November 2018, according to a sheriff's office investigation.
The incident happened near Philadelphia, Tennessee, at 3:58 p.m. on Nov. 2, 2018, according to the sheriff's office.
He was later fired by the department for "insubordination."
Officials say Arnwine turned himself in to the Loudon County Jail on a felony reckless endangerment warrant, which was taken out by TBI as a result of their investigation into the November 2018 incident.
Attorney Wesley Stone represented Arnwine at the hearing on Thursday, where he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor reckless endangerment.
Arnwine will now serve an 11 month, 28 day sentence of unsupervised probation.
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