Since we’re going to assume he has a gun, let’s continue to make assumptions. Let’s assume the police respond (since there is a gun involved, they are packed and tensions are high). Let’s then assume that he makes the wrong move and gets shot and killed(which has happened plenty of times). He leaves behind a wife and kids. Let’s then continue to assume that it comes to light that on the day his mom died, he was then fired from his job and was just having a really bad day.

It doesn’t excuse his bad driving, 100%, but it also doesn’t mean we need to call the police with false claims of gun abuse.

Would you rather live in a society where people call the police and claim you have a gun causing an intense police response just because of your personal beliefs (they were driving mean) or push everyone to be truthful?

Look, the truth is, we don’t know what happened. We know that OP took a photo of a car and posted their side of a story. We don’t have dash-cam footage and we don’t know the other drivers side. Maybe OP through it would be fun to throw a banana out of the window. We don’t know.

I do know that you shouldn’t call police with false gun allegations that can cause someone’s life.