Voldemort wishes he had it this easy

[Dustbuster]

This officer deserves an award for being nice:

http://youtu.be/N30TagPCNE4

[UncleJak]

I saw this posted somewhere else and watched the whole thing. He was a professional the entire time; even when he could have easily not been.

Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[dralarms]

Here he probably would have been tased.

[Dustbuster]

The. 3 stooges were really annoying but they seemed more scared of loosing their guns than anything. The officer did a helluva job and kept calm and peaceful. Am wondering what his background is but he deserves an attaboy for sure. Voldemort should listen and learn. Tased lol pretty funny.... Your right!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling. Edited October 17, 2013 by Dustbuster

[c.a.willard]

Speaking of Voldemort any word on the results of his Nashville incident.

[DaveS]

I'm just curious as to why some gun owners have to act like this just to try to prove a point. A lot could be argued here, one being is if I asked for names and ID's. We'd still be standing there waiting for that info. Kudu's to the officer.

 

DaveS

Edited October 17, 2013 by DaveS

[Jonnin]

He did well but IMHO the 3 guys were not over the top either.  If you are not required to offer ID, then you are not required to offer ID and do not have to comply.  They were not so bad -- certain someones would have been threatening to sue by the 5 min mark.   Me, I would have let him see the gun and asked to meet up to shoot the full auto, that sounded like an OFFER for a fun day and they ignored it.   Me, I am thinking this guy is cool, could even become a friend, and a friend who is a LEO is a good thing to have.  I probably would have shown my ID and recruited him for the cause -- hey, why don't you stay here and hang with us and explain to the sheep that what we are doing is legal and nothing to be concerned over?

 

Course, I would not be hauling an AR around to make a point, either.  I don't have that much free time nor motivation.

[TMF]

I'm just curious as to why some gun owners have to act like this just to try to prove a point. A lot could be argued here, one being is I asked for names and ID's. We'd still be standing there waiting for that info. Kudu's to the officer.

DaveS

The same reason some gays need to make out in public, some folks wear offensive shirts and some women dress like street walkers.... so they can draw negative attention then have an excuse to fight against some kind of perceived discrimination.

[Guest PapaB]

Every group has people that feel the need to be "in your face" to promote their cause. Those people wholeheartedly believe they're doing good things to help their cause. In the realm of public opinion, their actions usually have a negative impact on the majority of people they're trying to impress.

Edited October 17, 2013 by PapaB

[A.J. Holst]

Interestingly, clown #1 had his video running when cop shows up. clown #2 on left is ready or is also recording based on position of his phone. clown #3 has a camera around his neck and also appears to recordning the incident.

 

Trying to get video dirt on this officer simply to prove what? The are right, in the right, have rights, had rights violated, didn't have right violated, proved that LEO's are professional and courteous?

 

To all you ladies and gents in Law Enforcement, may God bless and protect you and thank you for your service!