Mike Glover

So it's the recipe that's always going to, in these federal law enforcement's case, they're gonna be on the losing side of it.

So somebody says gun.

Then an officer pulls the gun out of the holster, right?

Which is the right thing to do, right?

If you're dealing with somebody and you have the ability to remove it.

You either remove it or you make sure it can't be removed by containing it with your own hands.

Exactly.

So he moves it.

He announces his gun.

I think he did all the right things.

And then there's this question of whether or not there was an accidental discharge.

For all the evidence, which I've reviewed all the videos, it doesn't appear to me that he had an accidental discharge.

They say it, but when they say it, his fingers extended on the gun, he's holding it, and you don't see the gun recoil at all.

And it happened to be a Sig P320.

No, it did not.

Huh?

No, he, his, that gun did not go off.

That gun did not go off.

I did not see any evidence of that.

There's, there was videos pointing to like, or there looks like there's a round shot on the ground.