Should law enforce be allowed to brandish a firearm in order to command compliance from an unarmed and non-aggressive "suspect"?

The behavior being put into question is the officer drawing his firearm to deal with an unarmed civilian. However, there are two questions that need to be clarified. One, was the officer called because the suspect had a possible weapon? Or two did the officer unjustly draw his firearm when dealing with an unarmed suspect? If that truly is the case, then the officer has no right whatsoever to draw his firearm. Instead, if he feels threatened, he should take out his pepper spray, maybe even a taser if he really feels threatened.

Can't say the sight of a cell phone ever bothered Me, there are cars i checked out pulled over though perhaps they were broke down and asked if that were the case or if I could help them. , the told Me they had just pulled over to use the cell phone. i replied, that was the right thing to do, a lot safer, thenk You. i would the leave so they could finish their phone call. i pull over myself to answer or call anyone instead of driving. Its always the safer thing to do. People who aren't even in a vehicle using a cell phone, when do You go anywhere and not see that these days anyway ?
I do notice on that Officer the black band across His badge, those are worn to honor the memory of a Police Officer that was killed in the line of duty, that may well have been on His mind.

This question is so insidiously asinine and outrageously ignorant, I'll not justify it with an intelligent response.

No

No freaking way.