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It is a custom in Texas, to pull over to the side to allow a faster vehicle to pass by. I have done it several times for all types of vehicles, including cops, and have never had a problem before. Most persons once passed, will thank ya with a few brake light hits or emergency blinkers and then be on their way.

The cop decided otherwise then was hit with a attitude from the driver.

If you watch the FULL video closely, you'll start wondering why certain things are happening.

1. A Texas state police officer is on a college campus (a campus which has 21 full-fledged police officers in its own department)
2. This 30-year-old male officer is pulling over young college girls on campus, and giving them "warnings". Whatupwitthat?
3. She blows a stop sign in front of him on campus , but he DOESN'T pull her over for that [I imagine that it's an automatic citation] - he instead zooms up on her tail, acting like he's on his way to a call. When the peasant wench nervously changes lanes to get out of his way, he lights her up for "not signalling a lane change"
4. He breaks the posted campus speed limit of 20 MPH to zoom up on her tail, thus making HIM a law-breaker, also.
5. He chatted up the first young woman he "warned", but when the "chatting-up" goes south with Ms. Bland, he goes all "Confrontation Boy" on her.
6. Again, why is a Texas state police trooper pulling over young women drivers in the jurisdiction of a college campus with its own police force? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...