Yeah, I disagree with this. He seemed scared to me, as I think most people would be.

I'm not talking about resisting arrest, Duante Wright recently proved what a bad idea that is. I'm saying that if a police officer doesn't appreceiate that yelling at somebody who has given no indication that they're dangerous whilst holding a gun on them, will make them nervous and less willing to cooperate, that officer needs to retrain or be fired.

In an armed confrontation with an unarmed man, if the police officer is doing their job, they apprecieate that it's their job not to make matters worse. People will react differently when they're a finger slip away froom death.