The San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy who was videotaped shooting an unarmed airman after a brief chase is no longer with the department. Ivory J. Webb Jr.'s employment ended April 13, said Cindy Beavers, a department spokeswoman. Beavers said state law prohibits her from saying whether Webb was fired or left voluntarily. Webb, a 10-year veteran, was charged with attempted voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Senior Airman Elio Carrion on Jan. 29. Webb shot Carrion after a short high-speed chase through Chino. Carrion, who survived, was a passenger. On the video, it appeared that Webb instructed Carrion to stand up after ordering him to the ground. Webb then shot Carrion three times.  Webb was placed on paid administrative leave after the shooting. It was the first time a peace officer in San Bernardino County was criminally charged for an on-duty shooting. The FBI is also investigating. Webb told a sheriff's sergeant and a Chino police officer at the scene of the shooting that he opened fire because Carrion tried to charge at him, according to an internal report obtained by the Los Angeles Times. Detectives questioned Webb four days later, and he said he shot Carrion because he believed Carrion was reaching for a gun, the report says. [MORE]