good cop.

[ceyko]

I'd have a hard time not giving my name. Maybe it is my right or something not to say my name, but fucking normal people, who are just doing their thing tell the cops their name if asked. Jesus.

To me, it makes you suspicious if you refuse to give your name.

[JC316]

Guy was a complete ass hat, but the officer was cool as hell. Walking the streets with a gun and no identification is just fucking stupid.

[Saleen781]

I think the cop prob laughed his ass off when he drove off, the civi didn't get what he wanted. real professional of the copper.

[trailerparksuperstar]

Very impressive LEO. Wished all were this level headed.

[fst_stng]

Pieces of shit like this guy they deserve to get tased or knocked upside the head with a baton. The cop was cool as fuck . Wish there were more like him around.

[Gargamel]

The LEO made the civi look like an asshat.... great job...

[helosailor]

More than likely the guy was trying to illicit a negative response.

I don't know where that happened, but if there was any reason for a stop/detention in Texas, than he is compelled to provide his information.

If it was a citizen contact, he would not be required to provide information. If this was in fact just a contact, I wonder what the law is there for examining an open carry weapon.

And I believe 100% if the contact would have started with the younger officer that showed up as back up, it would have went differently. Policing is an art that takes maturity. Take a look at all the bad examples you see on the net and I would almost guarantee that 99% of those officers have less than 10 years experience.

Oceanside...(I'm guessing Cali). I would think that would behoove the asshat civilian to be a little more courteous to the officer and fellow Marine.