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[QUOTE="husky429, post: 3949592, member: 6696"]
Does he draw a gun every time he pulls up to a car parked in the wrong spot with people acting weird inside? Cops deal with that every single day. Literally every day. I know plenty of them. My best friend is a cop turned social worker.

Being a coward is fine... but not when you have qualified immunity and a de facto license to kill in half these departments.

The bigger issue is probably that an ununiformed cop did this. You are writing about unnecessary risk, and kind of imply he was in uniform. He wasn't. He was a civilian.  doing ANYTHING was the unnecessary risk because your idiot friend wanted to be a tough guy with a gun.

If that's my kid in the car and I see some idiot waving a gun at them I'm going to end your friend's life and not feel bad about it. I can hit a half dollar at 50ft within 2 seconds when I draw my carry piece. Out of uniform you ONLY draw a weapon if your life or someone else's is in danger because the cop is ostensibly a civilian.

Cops need more accountability. I would encourage you to discuss how rash and dangerous his decision-making was. Consider anger management therapy.
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