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Lynyrd wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 8:50 pm From the article.

So Acevedo said the officer engaged the trigger, but the holster is to blame. IMHO that is a political statement. Blame everyone who isn't on our team. Hmmmm... how long before the lawsuit?

Serpa is a pseudo-security holster, that is generally lowest-bid. BH has been sued by several departments, and settled with the rider, "not an admission of negligence or malfeasance". Paul Gomez was one of the pre-release evaluators, and made some recommendations (basically a different retention/release mechanism) that were ignored. I would be curious to see what HPD moves towards, assuming they make a change.