A person was arrested after calling 911 to report a coast guard officer who allegedly threatened them with a gun while they were unloading their car at a dock. The individual confronted the officers about their actions, which led to their arrest for aggravated assault and interfering with justice, despite claiming they only returned to the dock because local police instructed them to do so. The judge later reduced the charges, stating that an oar is not a weapon, and the individual was released on a lower bond. The discussion highlights concerns about the coast guard's conduct and the appropriateness of calling 911 in non-emergency situations. Overall, the incident raises questions about interactions with law enforcement and the consequences of perceived interference during an arrest.