content: Millennial here. I was told to never say "gun" to a cop. When I get pulled over, I throw on the hazards, roll down the windows, throw the keys on the dash and keep my hands on the wheel. I would declare that I have a "firearm" on me and ask the officer if they'd like to see my credentials and they typically let me go. LEOs deal with too much BS in a single day and they have to deal with the butthole of society when responding to calls. I try to make them feel as comfortable as possible and in return, they are respectful to me. I don't understand what outcome people are aiming for when they act hostile towards someone who could easily swiss-cheese them. As for the video, I feel bad for the officer. He really did not want to do what he did, but it had to be done. Poor guy.