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VIDEO: D.C. cop admits to drawing gun on snowball thrower
I'm thinking this may not end so well for peace officer, Detective Taylor. Agitated, the officer admits on video to pulling a gun on snowball fighters because, "I got hit with snowballs." Bullets and snowballs, they're very similar if you think about it. Kinda?
The incident went down at 14th and U streets in D.C. as the entire city goes bonkers over the biggest winter storm on record. From organized snowball fights in Dumont Circle to a first descent of the Lincoln Memorial, the District is a loony place right now.
