A Toronto police officer has admitted guilt in a shooting that left a man injured in a local park. Constable Andrew Davis, who had been on the job for just over a year, pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm and careless use of a firearm following the shooting of Devon Fallon, a black man experiencing homelessness. >> Hey, I'm not >> Hey. Hey. What's with the knife? I'm just here. >> Okay. >> Why do you have a knife on you? >> On the ground. >> Hey, get down on the ground. >> Hey, >> I'm not doing anything. >> Hey, >> dude. Drop. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> DROP THE KNIFE RIGHT NOW. >> WHY DO YOU have a knife on you? >> Drop it right now, >> dude. Just drop it. Drop it. Okay. >> Hey, get back in, >> dude. Drop the knife, man. Where is it? Hey. Hey. Put your hands. Get down. Get down right now. Get down right now. Get down. Get down. Diaz. >> At the time, Davis was off duty and on his way to a paid police detail at Keel Street and Egllandon Avenue. He was originally charged by Ontario's Special Investigations Unit with aggravated assault and discharging a firearm with intent, but later pleaded to lesser charges.