Dragonfighter wrote:He was drunk (I mean really drunk) and I wasn't. I was more reflex than thought then and well, I think I was as surprised as he was.Thomas wrote:Dragonfighter wrote:About thirty years ago I had a guy do that to me in a club parking lot in Dallas. He had obviously been drinking and I was a lot more spry then so he ended up eating parking lot with his gun in my posession. My date called the cops, turns out the guy was a cop but the sergeant apologized and they took the guy away. I wonder...Quite a story. It's not everyday that you can say you disarmed a cop. I wonder if he ever believed it when he was told the next day that a civilian disarmed him (assuming he had to be in a state where he wouldn't remember his actions, but then again, he might have just been that stupid sans alcohol).
I suspect that if you act like that even drunk, you're not that bright sober. As Bill Cosby said, it intensifies the personality. To the OP, did I miss whether cops were called? It just reminded me of this guy 30 years ago.
With him being drunk he KNOWS know to be carrying in the first place. He's a cop for goodness sake. Cops are held to a higher standard than normal citizens....Hope he got reemed by the Sgt.