D.C.'s police chief slammed a veteran detective Monday for pulling a gun during a mass snowball fight that had been advertised on Twitter. The chief said she watched video clips from the confrontation, which have made the rounds on YouTube, and has no doubt the off-duty detective pulled his gun after snowballs hit his personal car during Saturday's record snowfall. At one point, the crowd chants: "Don't bring a gun to a snowball fight!" The detective is on desk duty until the investigation is complete.
December 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The city’s police chief slammed a veteran detective Monday for pulling a gun during a mass snowball fight that had been advertised on Twitter.
Metropolitan Police Chief Cathy Lanier said she watched video clips from the confrontation and has no doubt the off-duty detective pulled his gun after snowballs hit his personal car during Saturday’s record snowfall.
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