"Misanthropist" was a boomerang Lawrence probably should have kept holstered.
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Although his gun was still holstered to his side, a .
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Rayyan, his pistol holstered on his thigh, was performing calisthenics.
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After the first few weeks, I carried only a holstered sidearm.
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Unless it's an emergency, it's wise to keep your phone holstered.
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Johnson says the holstered gun was tucked in the man&aposs waistband.
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In Arizona, customers with holstered handguns were a daily sight at work.
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He then safely holstered it back in his pants, like any good marksman.
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The video shows Salamoni with his weapon holstered tackling Sterling to the ground.
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Yet, at least initially, he holstered his Twitter finger and publicly said nothing.
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Other officers, fearing for the captain's life, opened fire, but Ceravolo's gun remained holstered.
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I've taken to keeping the phone holstered between the mattress and the bed frame.
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Other officers, fearing for the captain's life, opened fire, but Ceravolo s gun remained holstered.
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A phalanx of men in light tactical gear was approaching the house, Glocks holstered by their sides.
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As the man attempted to evade police, his T-shirt is pulled up, revealing a holstered handgun.
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Does DeVos want a kindergarten teacher interacting with her students with a holstered gun on her hip?
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Waffle House restaurants have even asked on-duty, uniformed National Guard members with holstered handguns to leave.
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One was poised to throw a grenade, the other had a flamethrower holstered on his bent back.
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And a video posted online shows him bragging about the encounter with a gun holstered on his hip.
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As governor, Mr. Abbott enthusiastically enacted the state's new law allowing the flaunting of holstered handguns in public.
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"Nothing less than a civil war would happen," Mr. Villalta said, his right hand reaching for a holstered handgun.
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My niece noted the civilian men dressed as militia holstered up with guns, at the ready and standing casually by.
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There are many worrisome parts in it, said Clowney, including that you don't even need to keep a gun holstered.
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When they moved on to a friend's house, Jessop says he stayed outside in his truck, with his weapons holstered.
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There's even a perk that lets your idle weapons reload automatically while they're holstered, just to encourage this exact behavior.
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During several searches and a house raid, I noticed that Skinner was the only officer who kept his gun holstered.
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The officer holstered the weapon after a woman exited, holding a small child, with a second child by her side.
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At least one person who participated in the Klan rally against the statute removal could be seen with a holstered pistol.
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As we walked, I could feel the pistol holstered on my side, the weight of my gun tugging at my belt.
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Sheperis alleges that a holstered P320 went off after he dropped it when trying to load tactical gear into his car.
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Smith showed me a tiny knife she carries on her necklace, and she had another larger blade holstered to her pants.
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Police have drawn their service weapons before — perhaps most notably at the airport protests — but have always holstered them without firing.
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Police swiftly released body cam footage of the encounter which appears to show Mr. Augustus with a holstered gun around his waist.
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Then Ringgenberg holstered his gun, and he and Schwarze took Clark to the ground to try to handcuff the 23-year-old.
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Initially he was trying to help [Rodgers] out to get holstered, and then another guy said he is a convicted sex offender.
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He drew his firearm after two young men charged forward in apparent protest, but holstered the weapon when two other officers intervened.
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Michigan law had allowed a person with a concealed-carry permit to enter a school with a weapon openly holstered, Fox noted.
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When one officer grabbed for Augustus's wrist, he pulled away and his shirt flew up, showing a holstered weapon on his hip.
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Officers can do little more than check the person's demeanor for signs of aggression and monitor whether the firearm is properly holstered.
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United States complaint: INS Agent Betty A. Mills, reportedly packing a holstered pistol, entered the room with a blanket and grabbed Elián.
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But the court made it clear that officers facing circumstances similar to those in Mr. Armstrong's case must keep their stun guns holstered.
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The officer had his gun holstered and backed up as he shouted orders for LeGrier to drop the bat, the court document says.
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And it also includes accidents like a Minnesota third-grader who pulled the trigger on a police officer's holstered weapon, injuring no one.
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She saw his hand on his holstered gun at one point, she said, but was unsure if he ever actually took it out.
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Men and women gathered around the soldiers and Taliban fighters and urged them to keep their weapons holstered before they hugged each other.
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The second video, which was edited by the department, shows things in slow motion and includes a freeze-frame shot of Augustus's holstered weapon.
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During the conversation, Wilson -- described as a professional actor in court documents -- leaned toward the victim to expose a pistol holstered on his hip.
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One of the screaming commanders spotted them, holstered his radio, took a comb out of his breast pocket, and headed over, combing his hair.
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Wisconsin's Vukmir, fighting in her GOP primary against Marine veteran Kevin Nicholson, released a new ad that shows her sitting next to a holstered pistol.
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Moments earlier, the 20-year-old from Surrey, England, allegedly asked for Trump's autograph, then attempted to grab the holstered gun of a police officer.
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Back in 2010, a man was acting erratically inside a Costco in Las Vegas, and someone called the cops because he had a holstered gun.
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In 21.4, as the executive director of the hardline Wyoming Gun Owners, he attended a Casper City Council meeting with a handgun holstered at his hip.
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The second shirt is similar, including a silhouette image of a holstered pistol with the name of an organization spread across the chest, the report said.
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Our guide arrived — a twenty-five-year-old who wore a pistol holstered at his waist — and led us to the back of a pickup truck.
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The video shows that Augustus was carrying a holstered handgun and that he reached for his waist as he ran away before he was shot multiple times.
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In doing so, he appears to touch his holstered gun but it's unclear whether or not he was reaching for it or pulling up his sagging pants.
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In a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, he argued that Ceravolo had his gun holstered and had been trying to convince Hayes to put the knife down.
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Two neighbors, Ramona Hamilton and Ardith Cornelius, told me stories of incidents in the Gowanus Houses in which George grabbed his still-holstered gun for no reason.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said Harith Augustus, 37, had a holstered semiautomatic handgun tucked into his waistband when officers confronted him on the city&aposs South Side.
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The Dallas officers found Mr. Oliver with his handgun holstered on his hip and his police badge clipped to his belt, according to a Dallas Police Department statement.
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HEMINGWAY, S.C. — Joe Biden was moving — two buttons unbuttoned, sunglasses indoors, a God-love-ya in every pot — and the finger-guns would be holstered for no one.
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Once a magnet for tourists, Sur is now festooned with numerous little police posts, parked Scorpions everywhere, and plainclothes officers sauntering around with assault rifles and holstered pistols.
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Teenagers from Lower Richland High School, with bass drums holstered to their chest, boom out a greeting as she makes her entrance at the South Carolina Democratic Convention.
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When a DeKalb County, Georgia, police officer apparently put his hand over his holstered gun as he approached White's car, the wide receiver said he grew upset and worried.
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The video was published online with the title "Aggravated Assault to a Police Officer" and included a freeze-frame of Augustus, who can be seen wearing a holstered gun.
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The atmosphere inside quickly elevated (as it were) to Condition Red, with hands reaching for the holstered Glock 9's, orders barked into wrist-mics and all the rest.
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"So yes, a safely holstered sidearm is permitted at polling stations in New Hampshire as far as New Hampshire law is concerned," Assistant Attorney General Brian Buonamano told CNN.
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He said that some officers might have been uncomfortable with where the pistol was located, being holstered near my wallet, but that he felt we had a good rapport.
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Among them was a 27-year-old man named Frank Taylor, who was shot by a woman in Glendale, Arizona, after attempting to rob her of a holstered gun.
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The trademark harmonicas have been holstered, at least for now, his audience shrinking from a spellbound national electorate to a spirited weekday gathering of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.
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Franken's book is about his struggles to be less authentic, to keep his jokes holstered, to unlearn his tendency to go for the laugh or address whatever was bothering him.
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One of the men is in a suit, the other two are in attire that Erdogan's personal security detail wears—one appears to have a weapon holstered on his side.
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Sources close to Xan tell us he had a friend record their interaction with cops because they felt threatened by an officer who kept gripping his holstered weapon during questioning.
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He flashes his light into the back seat, then the front, and approaches the driver with his holstered gun on a hip that he positions away from the car window.
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In her area, Jalapa, a region of rippled hills, rutted roads and a cowboy culture, men go around on horseback with holstered pistols, their faces shaded by wide-brimmed hats.
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And a case this month where a third-grader discharged a police officer's holstered gun inside a school gymnasium demonstrates further: more guns in schools is also not a solution.
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In her area, Jalapa, a region of rippled hills, rutted roads and a cowboy culture, men go around on horseback with holstered pistols, their faces shaded by wide-brimmed hats.
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The police have "some merit to their concerns," said Ken Morgan, a Mississippi state representative who backed the state's new law, which allows people to carry holstered weapons without a permit.
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A lieutenant in the Asayish, the Iraqi Kurdish region's intelligence service, put one hand on his holstered pistol and pointed with the other hand at a spot on the tiled floor.
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Salamoni eventually holstered his gun, tackled Sterling to the ground and tried to control Sterling's right arm, and Lake knelt and tried to control Sterling's left arm, the state report says.
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MANILA — When six plainclothes policemen, hands gripping their holstered guns, charged down the winding alleys of the slum where Edwin Panis lives, he didn't imagine they could be coming for him.
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He had a bushy salt-and-pepper beard and eyeglasses, and he wore dirty jeans, a brown leather jacket, a safari-style hat and a long holstered pistol at his left hip.
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Its main job is to be ready and able to fight wars, so that when an enemy sees how ready and able it is, the enemy decides to keep its guns holstered.
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Police said Friday that one person had been injured during a firearms safety course at the National Rifle Association's (NRA) headquarters after an employee's pistol discharged while he holstered it, NBC4 reported.
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Business is so brisk that Adolf barely has time to attend to the occasional gun store customer next door, though she does keep a handgun holstered at her waist at all times.
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When I was young he was a detective and wore a jacket over the gun that clipped to the back of his belt and the gun that was holstered beneath his arm.
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This is a sitcom that, in devoting an entire episode to a day in the life of Van, managed to twist a very good episode of "Girlfriends" into hungover, guns-holstered Tarantino.
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Armed with a blaster at the ready, and another holstered at his hip, the resourceful mercenary is equipped with his signature jetpack and keeps various tools of the trade stashed in his pockets.
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One day, behind a general store in Central Texas, a firearms instructor in a wide-brimmed cowboy hat reached for the butt of his holstered gun as I approached him for an interview.
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His specialty — making jackets with enough room to hide a holstered gun — may serve him well with Chief O'Neill, who, in a break from Mr. Bratton, plans to keep carrying his service weapon.
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The plan passed last month allows for teachers to receive training and carry a holstered firearm during school hours, which school officials say they hope will result in about three armed officials per school.
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Carrying a "Don't Tread On Me" flag, a rifle at her side and a pistol holstered on her hip, Texas resident Teri Horne, 55, engaged in a debate with two male gun control activists.
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He keeps a spray bottle holstered in his pants when he walks the dog in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, where both grew up, and stops every few blocks to mist Bam Bam's tiny pointed face.
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And when Earn tries to plead his case to a nearby white theatergoer (who's able to successfully pay with a $100 bill), all he gets is a silent, menacing flash of the man's holstered pistol.
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David Milch's award-winning western series, which The New York Times recently named "one of the 20 best TV dramas since 'The Sopranos,'" returns to HBO over a decade after the network unexpectedly holstered it.
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And as House lawmakers debated the legislation on Tuesday, news broke in Florida that a school resource officer's holstered firearm went off at a Pasco County school cafeteria as the officer leaned against a wall.
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William Calloway says the body camera footage released on Sunday that shows Harith Augustus was armed with a holstered handgun when he was shot by police Saturday does not answer the question why police approached him.
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As the owner of the Greek soccer team, PAOK FC in Thessaloniki, he famously stormed the field during a match this year against an Athens team while armed with a holstered handgun and surrounded by bodyguards.
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Merely holding a handgun or rifle in the hand with a finger on the trigger, as opposed to holstered or slung over the shoulder, could appear threatening and subject the carrier to a legitimate police stop.
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On a chilly, overcast day, more than 100 Texans gathered carrying an array of holstered weaponry — Glocks, Smith & Wessons and more — to mark a change in the law that lets them openly display the fact that they are armed.
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That local action spurred a legal fight because while Michigan law does not allow people to possess a gun inside gun-free school zones, someone with a concealed permit could enter school property with a gun that's openly holstered.
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"In some communities, you'd go to a Walmart and someone walks by with a handgun holstered, and it sets you back for a minute, it's jarring," Ed Scruggs, president of the advocacy group Texas Gun Sense, said last week.
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But he re-holstered his gun in the middle of the encounter, not because he was trained to re-holster in such circumstances, but because he did not want to be known as a white cop who shot yet another black man.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Three Los Angeles policemen who fatally shot a homeless man last year were justified in using lethal force because the man had nearly gotten hold of an officer's holstered gun as they scuffled, the District Attorney's Office has determined.
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Soccer matches in Greece's top league were suspended indefinitely on Monday after the owner of PAOK FC, one of the most prestigious clubs in the country, went onto the field during a game on Sunday seemingly with a gun holstered on his waist.
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With the buzzing sound of a generator in the background and a pistol holstered by his hip, Lee Grantham stood inside his damp one-story home Saturday, recounting the previous night, when the eye of the hurricane swept over his home in Taft, Texas.
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As I worked my way through the accompanying app's Kegal exercise challenges, an inflated air sac nestled beneath my taint relayed the pressure change from my clenching and unclenching my pelvic floor to an electronic disk magnetically holstered in a receptacle on my hip.
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The bill, called the Mississippi Church Protection Act, also includes two other provisions — one that that would make it legal for Mississippians to carry a holstered gun without a permit, and another that would prevent Mississippi from enforcing any national gun laws that Congress did not approve (meaning executive actions).
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We are shown how to fold T-shirts army-style—keeping a neat locker is essential, and a number of recruits keep a toothbrush, toothpaste, and shaving set in their cupboard literally for show, their spares holstered under their bed—and ironing is a vital part of Army life, too.
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When the court reconvened, Assistant U.S. Attorney George Kraehe testified that Hopkins had 11 prior felony convictions and was seen in possession of a holstered firearm as recently as February, when he met with the police chief of Sunland Park, New Mexico, where his group is camped on the border.
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Unaccustomed to and wary of human handling, the beef cows paddled away from Stura's rescue boat, but with a little patience and luck, one of the animals came close enough to Stura that he was able to get one end of a rope holstered around the cow and the other end secured to the boat.
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Even before the new policy went into effect, Walmart banned a customer, Jake Aaron Adkins of Lexington, Kentucky, from its stores in mid-August after he livestreamed himself sitting in front of an unmanned gun counter and with a holstered handgun yelling for customer service, one of several similar videos Adkins had posted on Facebook.
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Among instructors' complaints: During an exercise at Hogan's Alley, she unnecessarily escalated a situation with an actor; she was too slow to come to the aid of a partner held at gunpoint; and she nearly holstered an empty weapon — a no-no in the F.B.I. She also fired at a knife-wielding attacker at a bar but failed to take into account bystanders who could have been wounded, the instructors said.
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The closeup of a shooter's fist, curling around the butt of his holstered firearm in readiness for the draw; the swing of saloon doors, admitting the quiet stranger whose very entrance halts the chatter within; the coward who skips town on the eve of battle, only to return in the redeeming hour of need: these and other details pop up in "The Magnificent Seven" not because they promote its emotional cause, or whip the narrative along, but as rusty quotations.
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