Dash Cam Saves Citizen From Lying Officer

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[AuditTheAudit]

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[Xanthrazhellfyre]

I believe everyone here knows the reason he pulled him over is because he "dared" to talk back to a police officer.

[thebluestig]

Yelling at him for "abusing his horn" while they were guilty of "Obstruction of Traffic" is the epitome of cop arrogance.

[charlesnorman]

I'm sorry if an officer lies they automatically get an F in my book just saying

[geraldsonnichsen]

Who else feels if the man had not called his mother who is an officer that this would have escalated a lot more?

[Archonus]

"You're free to write a complaint", because they'll never face repercussions.

[Makaay]

You can't honk your horn just because you're annoyed, but as a cop, you can apparently initiate a traffic stop just because you're annoyed. Yeah?

[vcupiano]

Officer immediately acted like an asshole. He absolutely unnecessarily escalated this situation well beyond what was appropriate. This is text book power tripping.

[mattrondeau]

How is it that 2 drivers talking to each through their car windows WHILE driving is NOT unsafe? If 2 citizens were doing this, they would certainly be ticketed. Honking your horn is legally justified in this situation.

[davethenerd]

When the cop had his hissy fit and first drove off, he was in a right turn only lane, then went straight ahead, without emergency lights on. So there's a moving violation...

[Zachary-]

The most hardcore "I'm gonna tell my mom on you" ever.

[hankowitz]

Notice how the cops tone toward citizens is condescending, and he speaks to other cops with respect? That’s the problem.

[virlomientreri]

"He's got it recorded, so I got no reason to lie to him." Oh, but if the civvie wasn't recording, you'd have a reason to lie about it. Thanks, NYPD.

[RizztrainingOrder]

My dude is extremely level headed, the officers ego is out of control.

[strangeloveforthatbomb]

Paraphrasing the officer: "The horn is for imminent danger NOT annoyance."

Apparently, this NYPD officer has never been to or lived in New York City.

[devonstrachan]

If he's willing to lie for something as petty as this, imagine what that cop does when he's writing a report with conflict.

[rath]

I love the fact the guy called his mom to tell on the other officers.

[MrNasetobaseto]

I'd definitely argue that blocking the traffic IS IN FACT creating an imminent danger and circumstances for a traffic accident.

[richarddimsdale]

So the officers were driving at 20mph and talking between cars. That in itself is unsafe operation of a motor vehicle.

[XionAvalonArcadia]

Wait.... Cop said to not use a horn in NYC? Isn't that the natural sound of the city?