For what it's worth -- and here I have to wonder how much it's worth to criticize someone's point of view based on a photograph of them -- that's a dress uniform.
Finger off the trigger, Sheriff.
Of course he's holding a cocked firearm with his finger on the trigger. He pretty much doesn't have any other state.
His trigger discipline is still inexcusable.
cue cries of "every gun is always loaded"
Got it. At least you're consistent.
I'm trigger happy pointing out police militarization, which manifests in overt ("tanks") and subtle ways (military dress).
Perhaps it's a stretch, but I believe that militarization doesn't ease the tendency of the police to desire and acquire powers they shouldn't have.
I don't really understand why you don't want to be able to identify your police officers though - even the UPS drivers wear uniform.
"Who is this random person yelling and waving a gun?" Should I pull over for this random person with flashing lights in their grille?"
It's already bad enough having some traffic enforcement types in unmarked cars or in cars with "ghost" decals.
OTOH, her uniform is very "Aladeen" and while fussing about her uniform is a mostly trivial distraction, having a uniform that is a bit less "Aladeen" would probably short-circuit such criticism. If there weren't more important problems with this person, I would fully support mocking her ridiculous uniform.