, Observations;
1 - poor holster
2 - Agent panicked and grabbed the gun. The gun fell out, you're a dope for letting it happen, but maintain composure and all is well. Take the extra few seconds of embarrassment, slowly regain control of the gun, reholster, and accept the lesson learned.
3 - Condition one, cocked and locked, would have made this nothing more than an embarrassing dance move and failed retention of a firearm. His bosses probably would never have heard about it. Condition one, it's not dangerous, as some might believe.
4 - there is nothing "special" about this agent. His total lack of concern for where the bullet went, who might have been injured, etc., is very concerning. By raising his hands in a "my bad" manner, shows me he was only concerned about himself. Putting others first is usually instinctive and hard to teach. His instinct was self preservation, which does not bode well for serving the public. My guess is that we won't become a fire fighter.
