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Off Duty Drunk NY cop Pulls his gun on a guy tending Bar

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I had an off-duty NJ Transit cop pull his gun on me while I was bouncing. I didnt even beat his a** before I threw him out, I was absolutely being nice. He eventually followed me back in as I went to help out my team. He pulled that **** out in a PACKED club! The cops were called, he was arrested & eventually lost his job. I was literally scared sh*tless!

How stupid can you be. I love the neighbor, looks like 3 guys just drinking and he made a stupid mistake. We can't even stop for coffee on the way to the range and this guy is throwing back shots....

Wow, did you hear the comments of the family friend.

 

It was just a stupid mistake and he had an unblemished record. WHO CARES, you or I do something like that and the book would be thrown at us and our life would be forever changed. Drunk or not it should be a carer ending mistake.

 

Sorry if that sounds harsh and no we don't have audio to know what the conversation was but no matter what, thats not funny.

 

Harry

This guy is no longer trustworthy to be in LE.

 

That being said I'd be surprised if anything came of this. Two words... double standard.

It was just a stupid mistake and he had an unblemished record.

 

Ill be sure to use that if I ever get pulled over doing something really unreasonable... well yeah I know I was going 75 in a 25... but I really shouldn't get a ticket because I never had one before.. LOL wonder how far that will get me..

You people are overreacting. After all he is one of the good guys who is trained to protect us. Which is why we do not need any guns in the first place. :sarcastichand:

He's drinking at 6am? He's got substance abuse issues.

17 years as a cop. you would think he would know better

 

Why would you think that?

I have to give the friend a little more credit then you guys. The tone of her voice, although the words seem bleak, seemed to pronounce that what he did was very very stupid, and was in fact something that will effect his career. I dont think she was defending him in anyway or his actions by claiming he has a record of being a good cop, but just was trying to show that it was not something she would expect from him. I found her statement to be neutral, she was a friend, and consequently has to live with this guy. You need to be careful with how you speak about people close to you, i think she did a good job conveying the message that his actions were stupid and unacceptable. I would also agree that his actions were not malicious like she said, however, pointing a gun at someone doesn't need to be malicious especially being an officer. You should'nt point a gun at something unless you plan on shooting it.... i think he should go to jail, let alone loose his job.. Regardless of malicious intent, he threatened someones life just by pointing it at him.

Drinking at 6am after working nights - perfectly fine. I used to work nights, came home and wanted a steak and a beer. Hey - it's noon sometime on this globe.

 

That said, it's more likely that a guy with 16 or 17 yrs on the force is not working nights any longer and probably does have substance abuse issues.

He's drinking at 6am? He's got substance abuse issues.

 

Not necessarily, if you work the graveyard shift 0600-0800 can be the normal persond 1700-1900 happy hour.

 

Harry

He pointed a loaded gun at a person. Why isn't he in jail? He was not on duty drinking in a bar and ON CAMERA!!!!! You can count the drinks and how long he stayed. Then tried to drive home drunk. Also on camera. The next armed robber should use the excuse they were just kidding around.

 

 

 

This guy is King Douchebag.

Drinking at 6am after working nights - perfectly fine. I used to work nights, came home and wanted a steak and a beer. Hey - it's noon sometime on this globe.

 

That said, it's more likely that a guy with 16 or 17 yrs on the force is not working nights any longer and probably does have substance abuse issues.

 

DJ i just came OFF nights after 17 years of working them straight..most of the senior guys on my dept WANT nights, and ther eis pretty fierce cometition for spots.

 

 

As far as the Guy himself?? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...dumbass just screwed himself 3 years short of being able to retire.

That said, it's more likely that a guy with 16 or 17 yrs on the force is not working nights any longer and probably does have substance abuse issues.

Friend of mine is an LT, 27 years on the job. Just got pulled out of admin last year and put back on the road, rotating shifts due to downsizing. Longevity means nothing.

 

Drinking at 6am. That's what Kelly's was made for! Viva la Midnights!

Friend of mine is an LT, 27 years on the job. Just got pulled out of admin last year and put back on the road, rotating shifts due to downsizing. Longevity means nothing.

 

Drinking at 6am. That's what Kelly's was made for! Viva la Midnights!

 

Kelly's is open at 7am. Not that I've ever been there that early...

 

Usually around that time you have the local hospital workers in there.

This is a case of badge gone to head I'm a cop i can do what i want..

 

this will probably end his career... very sad too see..

 

drinking is his biggest offense..

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