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Scott Olson/Getty ImagesWESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. - Officials say they've fired a Florida deputy several months after his gun accidentally discharged in a middle school cafeteria. Jonathan Cross had been terminated for conduct unbecoming a deputy and for mishandling his service weapon. Cross was working as a school resource officer at Weightman Middle School in Wesley Chapel. An investigation determined that he had been repeatedly removing and replacing his service pistol from its holster on April 30 when the gun fired, striking a wall. Nocco says Cross acknowledged during the investigation that he had a habit of fidgeting with his gun.