At International Police Conference, Trump Mimics Police Officer Shooting Someone

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The president held out his hands to mimic a police officer shooting the Dayton, Ohio, gunman.

As President Donald Trump recounted Dayton police officers confronting a mass shooter earlier this year, he mimicked the stance of an officer shooting the gunman.

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“"Boom, boom, boom." This is the hand gesture Trump made to mime how Dayton police took down the mass shooter there.”

Trump was speaking at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Annual Conference & Exposition in Chicago.

The moment occurs just after the 35 minute mark in the video below.

Trump speaks, signs executive order at Chicago police event

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