[robertpaulsen]

Or, he's driving around, listening to his scanner, and he hears that a cop is in a parking lot five minutes from his house (worst case, car is impounded, he can walk home).

He circle the block, sees the cop, mutters "Here we go" and starts recording.

[JosephW]

Got to agree with zeugma here. He probably only posted the relevant part as no one wants to watch him drive around before getting to the main point.

He probably has several hours of driving recorded and if you ask him really nice he might just stream some to you.

The cop is an obvious CRIMINAL. Wearing a badge neither makes you a good guy or bad guy, it still comes down to the person. We generally assume that police have been properly screened and are the good guys, this video points out the naivety of that belief.

The sooner bad cops are removed from the force the sooner we can begin to respect police again.

[NittanyLion]

Or, he's driving around, listening to his scanner, and he hears that a cop is in a parking lot five minutes from his house (worst case, car is impounded, he can walk home).

Interesting theory. Especially since the very person involved told you differently, and the Chief of Police confirmed his version of events. Yet somehow you can sit in front of a keyboard and claim to know better than the people on the ground.

You remind me of the liberals who second guess our troops half a world away, because they feel the need to make events fit their predispositions.