We’ve all been on the short end of a long drive-thru line at our favorite fast-food joint. That horrible line of cars slowly inching forward, the one actually at the window apparently having ordered something the employees inside have had to go to TImbuktu to get.

By the time you actually get to the window, your food is most likely half-cold, your soda already soaking through the flimsy paper cup. It’s frustrating. It’s maddening. It’s almost enough to make a man go crazy, pull a gun and threaten the half-wit in the paper hat that handed you this crap. But you don’t, because a) your gun is resting quietly on the pillow you knitted for it, in it’s own room in your house and b) you’re not a psychopath and happen to be adult enough to get over it, eat the shitty food you know will one day kill you and get on with your day.

But, if you were a cop in Denver, you might not possess the restraint/separate room to keep your gun at home. Yes, it turns out that waiting a little longer for his Big Mac was more than Denver Police Officer Derrick Curtis Saunders could handle. He literally pulled his piece out and pointed it at the employee at the window. My best guess is that (soon to be former) Officer Saunders looks strikingly like the picture above.

For a bad cop story in the news, it’s refreshing to run across a little harmless (thankfully) gunplay instead of unnecessary tazing, racially motivated arrest or police brutality. Guy probably just wanted a GODDAMN LITRE OF COLA!!!!