[Faline]

Scott Biumi, a DeKalb County police sergeant, pointed a handgun at a teenage driver during a confrontation at a McDonald's drive-through in Forsyth County, Georgia, on April 9, 2013. Investigators said Biumi, 48, became angry about the wait, pulled his unmarked police car in front of the teenagers' truck and argued with its occupants before approaching the driver's window with the gun. He then put the weapon away and drove off.

The confrontation happened about 10:30 p.m. at the restaurant on Old Atlanta Road. The teenagers reported his license plate, which matched a police-issued vehicle. Restaurant surveillance and witness accounts also helped investigators identify him. In December 2013, Biumi pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated assault and received 10 years' probation and 120 hours of community service. The plea barred him from owning firearms or working in law enforcement.

[audiomouth]

now wants to... see a sharp, large, long-pointed stake slowly inserted through the pigs anus & through its mouth.

[kellyhound]

Scott Biumi will have his police certification suspended.

"This flies in the face of decency and police professionalism and you can quote me on that!" said Ken Vance, the Executive Director of Georgia's Peace Officer Standards and Training Council. "His certification will be suspended immediately."

He began employment with DeKalb County Police in March of 1988. Over his 24 year history with the department he received more than 17 hundred hours of training, including a course in 2012 on 'ethics and professionalism'.

The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office incident report quotes Mash and other witnesses as recalling that Biumi said to them, "You don't know who you are fucking with," and "You never know who you are fucking with."

what a fucking idiot

[Viking64]

If that was a Dunkin Donuts, he would have shot him dead.

[SSCARZZ]

It's not a wrap... It's a Burrito.