Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A newly released dashcam video shows a Pasadena officer drawing and pointing his pistol at a fellow officer as a joke — and a second officer doing the same, this time firing a round through a windshield and hitting his partner in the shoulder. The chief calls it "horseplay." Michael and Alisha call it what it is: every rule of firearm safety, broken at once.
In this segment:
• What the dashcam actually shows
• Why "horseplay" is the wrong word for pointing a loaded gun at a person
• The four rules — and how this violated all of them
• What it says about "only the police should have guns"
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A newly released dashcam video shows a Pasadena officer drawing and pointing his pistol at a fellow officer as a joke — and a second officer doing the same, this time firing a round through a windshield and hitting his partner in the shoulder. The chief calls it "horseplay." Michael and Alisha call it what it is: every rule of firearm safety, broken at once.
In this segment:
• What the dashcam actually shows
• Why "horseplay" is the wrong word for pointing a loaded gun at a person
• The four rules — and how this violated all of them
• What it says about "only the police should have guns"
New episodes every Sunday. Subscribe and hit the bell.
▶ gunownersradio.com
▶ youtube.com/@GunOwnersRadio
#FirearmSafety #SecondAmendment #ConcealedCarry #2A #GunOwnersRadio










