In the winter of 1909, the life of a young lawman, Sergeant Mark A. Prynn, a White male of 29 years, was tragically cut short following an incident in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. On January 26th, he was in the process of apprehending a man named Charles Razinski, who was wanted for a stabbing in Mahanoy City. As Sergeant Prynn was securing the suspect in Gilberton, a fellow officer's horse was suddenly startled.
The unexpected movement of the horse caused the other officer's firearm
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