HSAAP commander receives misdemeanor charges after killing 11-point buck on Army land

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KINGSPORT — Holston Army Ammunitions Plant commander Lt. Col. Randolph Scott Carpenter and two of his employees have been charged by the state with misdemeanors related to a hunting trip conducted on HSAAP land in December.

According to an affidavit from the Hawkins County General Sessions Court, on Dec. 19, 2021, Carpenter was in the passenger seat of a government pickup when he was captured on camera shooting an 11-point whitetail buck with a crossbow on HSAAP property.

“Mr. James Brady Duff handed a crossbow out the window to another occupant in the front passenger seat,” the affidavit states. “The individual identified as Randolph Scott Carpenter took the crossbow and then shot the 11-point whitetail buck from within the pickup. The driver, Guy Hurd, then operated the pickup…

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