Cops are caught on cameras, unbeknownst to them, all the time in cases where they abuse their power. This isn't new. Those are the types of cops who simply shouldn't be cops. They can't control their rage. If drawing a gun on someone for traffic violations is now routine, that's a sad, sad standard they've devolved too.As usual, the reported story is missing something. No idea, but maybe the rider flashed a gun or other weapon. You've got to wonder why a Chief of Police would draw his weapon knowing that security cameras would see it. I mean, we all have been on camera now for a while (traffic, security, You Tube, etc.), I'm sure he knows this better than us.
And adding "maybe" conditions to help your argument is pathetic. The chief allegedly radioed in what the rider was doing and never mentioned anything of the sort about the rider showing a weapon.