What form must be filled out when a firearm is pointed at someone?

When a firearm is pointed at someone, it is necessary to fill out the appropriate form to document the incident accurately and formally. The GNL-1F form is specifically designed for reporting instances where there is an accidental discharge of a firearm or where a firearm is drawn or pointed at an individual. This documentation is crucial for maintaining records and ensuring proper investigation and accountability.

The other forms mentioned, such as GENL-4 and General-108A, do not specifically address incidents involving a firearm being pointed at someone. The GENL-4 is typically used for other types of general reporting and the General-108A form may pertain to different contexts not directly related to the pointing of a firearm. An Incident Report can encompass a wide range of incidents but lacks the specific focus necessary for situations involving firearms, which is why the GNL-1F is the correct choice.