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FILE - In this Tuesday, May 31, 2016 file photo, Robert Bates, a former Oklahoma volunteer sheriff's deputy who said he mistook his handgun for his stun gun when he fatally shot an unarmed suspect in 2015, is escorted from the courtroom following his sentencing at the courthouse in Tulsa, Okla. The former Oklahoma volunteer deputy has spoken publicly for the first time about his fatal shooting of an unarmed black man in Tulsa. Robert Bates told KTUL-TV in an interview aired Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018, that he feels &quot;very bad&quot; about the 2015 shooting that killed Eric Harris and said he's sorry for Harris' family, adding that it disrupted his life. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)

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In this image made from a January video provided by Pat McClanahan, Robert Bates, right, is seen sitting at the bar of a Tulsa restaurant. The ex-volunteer deputy released early from prison for fatally shooting an unarmed black man was recently seen drinking at an Oklahoma bar in apparent violation of the conditions of his parole, which forbid him from consuming alcohol or being in places that serve it. Pictures and a short video clip he took of Bates and provided to The Associated Press show Bates in the bar with a half-filled wine glass in front of him, though the video doesn't show him drinking from it. (Courtesy of Pat McClanahan via AP)

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In this photo provided by the Tulsa County, Oklahoma, Sheriff's Office is Tulsa County reserve deputy Robert Bates. Police say Bates, a 73-year-old white reserve deputy, thought he was holding a stun gun, not his handgun, when he fired at 44-year-old Eric Harris in an April 2 incident. Harris, who is black, was treated by medics at the scene and died in a Tulsa hospital. (Tulsa County Sheriff's Office via AP)

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