Well you have to ask yourselves do you feel safe with some of the sheriff's deputies, police officers, Secret Service agents, DHS agents, FBI agents, and NSA agents who are armed law enforcement officers?

Over the weekend of March 22nd/23rd a few Secret Service agents were told to stay out of trouble and yet ended up drunk and incapacitated, one to the point where he collapsed in the hallway outside his room and had to be helped into his room by hotel employees. These agents were supposed to be alcohol free at this time due to the imminent arrival of the President in Amsterdam. These three agents were part of the Counter Assault Team (CAT), they had to be replaced by other agents. These agents would have been responsible for protection of the President, yet they made themselves incapable of doing their jobs.

Two counter-sniper officers suspected of drinking were involved in a March 7 car accident during a presidential visit to Miami, according to several people with knowledge of the incident. The driver was administered a field sobriety test because his breath smelled of alcohol, but he passed and was not arrested. These are armed agents that are on duty and responsible for firearms they are carrying.

The driver was administered a field sobriety test because his breath smelled of alcohol, but he passed and was not arrested.

Federal Protective Service / Department of Homeland Security

In a road rage incident in Boca Raton, Florida Angel Echevarria, 40, who is a special agent with the Federal Protective Service, which is part of the Department of Homeland Security, and is currently assigned to the U.S. Marshals was cut off in traffic and became enraged. He was off duty and driving his personal automobile and had his wife in the vehicle. After attempting to catchup with the red Toyota he struck a car, forcing him to quit the pursuit. He later went into the local Nortdstrom's parking lot and saw the Toyota waiting at the curb and proceeded to place his vehicle in a nose to nose parking configuration. He then exited his vehicle and drew his service automatic. The occupants of the vehicle fearing for their life fled the scene. Later finding out that the off duty officer had fired a round into the rear driver’s side of the car by the gas tank.

Police said he faces three counts of aggravated assault with a firearm and one count of shooting into an occupied vehicle for the Sept. 7, 2013 incident. Police disclosed his arrest on Thursday.