[Revelation 911]

of everything - I had to chuckle when I saw that - really?

[Gaffer]

I guess you have to relate to them in “optics” with which they are familiar. :o)

[Blue Jays]

See lots of replies in similar thread here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3236281/posts

[skeeter]

The Homeboy Grip is part of the undercover act.

[defconw]

I did notice that his finger was not on the trigger and he seemed to be using it more like a pointer. I don't know about the ghetto grip, thing but I do know that the way people shoot on TV, is not going to be a very accurate shot.

Then there are the countless cop shows that show good guy taking on an arsenal with a pistol. Cops do have long guns in the car!

[GoldenPup]

These guys (cops) risk their lives every second they are on duty and deserve our respect and co-operation instead of cheap slime-ball hit pieces in the news. The recent “bad press” the cops have been getting are very rare instances causedd by people breaking the law.

[smoothsailing]

[b4its2late]

What no youtube video?

[Turbo Pig]

That doesn’t look “home-boy” style, the angle of the wrist is wrong and the gun is too low. It looks like he has the gun slightly canted, which is a one handed firing technique I’ve seen people teaching. I just watched a segment on some defensive guns TV show, on the Sportsman Channel last week where they showed it. I am not advocating the use of this technique, just saying that I have seen people that teach it.

[PAR35]

I saw the ‘gangsta grip’ but wondered if he was doing it so that the pictures would clearly show that he had his finger outside the trigger guard.