While “The Sopranos” recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, the series’ style feels more relevant than ever, thanks to the recent rise of the “mob wife” aesthetic on social media.

Monroe County Sheriff Brad Freeman told 13 WMAZ that the incident was "like something out of ‘the Sopranos’ TV series ... was carrying a "cowboy-style" gun and pointed it in his face.

The actor tells PEOPLE exclusively, while teaming up with Freshpet, about how he and other Sopranos costars anticipated getting killed off the mobster television series with almost every episode.

The sheriff described the assault as "like something out of ‘the Sopranos’ TV series ... was carrying a "cowboy-style" gun and pointed it in his face. A screenshot from Buckland family ...