What was already a shocking DUI story just turned seriously terrifying. A Florida USPS driver, caught driving a postal truck under the influence, reportedly tried to pull a gun on an officer during the traffic stop—but let’s just say, the cop was having none of it.

According to police reports, the 33-year-old driver had been weaving through traffic after allegedly hitting a house party mid-route. When officers finally pulled him over, the situation escalated quickly. Eyewitnesses say the driver reached for a firearm, seemingly thinking he could intimidate the law.

But here’s the twist: the cop was two steps ahead. Using quick thinking and tactical training, the officer disarmed the suspect and restrained him safely, preventing what could have been a deadly situation.


How Did This Happen?

  1. Driver attends party during USPS route.
  2. Drinks alcohol.
  3. Gets behind the wheel of a postal truck.
  4. Police stop him.
  5. Driver reaches for gun.
  6. Officer acts before disaster can strike.

Yeah… it’s almost like a script from a movie, but sadly, this was real life.


Social Media Reacts

The internet is going wild:

“USPS delivery guy goes from ‘extra mail today’ to ‘armed and dangerous’ real quick.”
“Only in Florida: mail delivery, DUI, AND gun drama in one day.”

Memes featuring postal trucks with bulletproof glass and “Not today, pal” captions are already trending.


USPS Responds

The Postal Service confirmed the driver has been immediately suspended pending investigation. Authorities are pressing multiple charges, including DUI and attempted assault on a police officer. USPS says this is a “highly unusual and regrettable incident.”


Takeaway

  • Never mix alcohol and driving.
  • Never try to pull a gun on a cop.
  • And maybe, just maybe, don’t bring a house party into your postal route.

This story is trending for all the wrong reasons, and for one lucky officer, it was a reminder that training and quick thinking save lives.

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