I was picturing myself pulling some Jet Li heroic backflip and all that, maybe a little matrix action mixed in. Neo bullet dodging type stuff.Your gun will no good against a trigger happy cop. I carry a firearm. The best thing to do when I get pulled over is notify the officer of the firearm, because I have heard nightmare stories about cops seeing or finding the gun they weren't notified about... handing them my permit with my license tells then I am a non felon probably in good standing with the law. My interactions have been pleasant when I do this- and once they run my background which has several felony arrests (no convictions) the tension has already been diffused by the courtesy of notification I am carrying- by law I do not have to disclose.
But- you said trigger happy cop. By the time you know you are in trouble you already have a gun on you. Dirty harry can't draw from concealed without getting a dozen 9mm from a shaky cop. Cops are bulletproof thanks to the unions... there is literally nobody to enforce laws on them because they just threaten a strike (city with no cops?), or they threaten to stop writing tickets (city with no money) and collapse the whole system. If a cop wants to kill you, you are pretty much dead. Your pistol will not help. Pull early and go to prison for life for drawing on a cop who had not drawn on you or even the death penalty for killing a cop, or just take your bullets. Very little choice- it's why they kill 1500 civilians a year (more than all of Europe's last 15 years).
You are white... don't worry about it. Getting shot by cops for no reason is far more a minority issue.
I know if a Leo wants to pull and shoot, my carry weapon is all but useless. The idea that I can use it against one of them, if needed and the ability to draw it is there, is comforting. And this is coming from a guy that's fully supports law enforcement. With all that said, I've never encountered any issues with them.
What is the law regarding carry conceal when dealing with LEO? Mandatory to tell them you carry or not? I'm guessing it differs by state?