You can snap like they're talking about, bro. What are you doing? Put your hands on your back. No, you're not. You're resisting. Bro, you just snapped your hand. Put your hands on your back. What are you doing? He's reaching for my gun. I'm not. Yes, he is. No, I'm not. Take my hands. I'm giving them to you. Bro, stop. What are you doing? Uh about 3 weeks ago, did the same thing. He said, "Hey, don't reach by your door, right?" All he said was don't reach by your door. Lisbon has a lot more [ __ ] going on than Lisbon does. And he said, "Hey, don't reach by your door." I'm like, "What are you talking about?" He goes, "You got a gun." I go, "Uh no." So, he goes, "But I handed it to him." He goes, "It's [ __ ] pink, dude. What do you got a pink BB gun for?" This is a construction contractor having a perfectly peaceful conversation with a Lisbon police officer. The interaction takes a turn when the officer spots a holster containing a toy BB gun. Instead of asking a simple question, the officer chooses to lunges into the cabin, grabs the weapon, twists the man's arms, and slams this contractor face-first into the ground. This is a prime example of operational paranoia, where a non-lethal object is weaponized as a pretext to trigger reckless police brutality.