Police Officer mocks Uber Driver, the driver kicks him out of his car!

A polite Uber driver takes on two customers, one of them claiming to be a Police man and argues with the taxi driver in regards to the dash cam recording in his car! see the intense outcome.

[MizGizma]

I took an uber once ... I got in, exchanged a pleasant hello and then sat there as the nice man drove me where I needed to go. Amazing how that works.

[erskerbobbles]

As a retired Lawyer & Cop I can confidently say - NEVER TAKE LEGAL ADVICE FROM COPS!

[low_bitrate_detected]

Man I’d hate to see how that “officer” behaves when he’s on duty. What a jackass

[FatalShotGG]

I'd call 9-1-1 and say "hey I have a drunk man claiming to be a police officer, causing trouble in my Uber" 😂

[dondin]

That "cop" actually proved why it is a necessity to have a camera.

[deadlined]

Nothing scarier to a cop than a camera.

[adambailey]

Good on you mate, the fact is you did place a notification on the door, and regardless of whether he read that notification or not, he was notified that will be recording, and entry into that car was his consent, I personally think every uber driver needs these cameras, I am so grateful for the service they provide, and I want them respected and safe, so that people with disabilities like me don't loose such a valuable service.

[dandiegidio]

He knows so little about the law that I do believe he might be a police officer.

[tadroid]

This guy is the reason Uber drivers need the camera.

[CHUCKSNORRIS]

Claims to be a cop, must show i.d.. impersonating a cop is a felony.

[FindTheFun]

His friend's behavior is hilarious because you can tell he's sick of getting into shit like this with him.

[dthoughts]

His friend was like damn Brad, not again

[lukebeatty]

What a poor excuse for an officer, not setting a good example.

[BestMods]

That was intimidation, extortion, and a threat.

[verycoolguy]

He couldn’t wait to throw out that “I’m a police officer” line as if that makes him an automatically superior human.

[BonesTheCat]

Imagine a cop not grasping why someone who drives strangers around might want to protect himself with video and audio.

[ThRaz]

I'd just like to mention how absolutely wrong the "officer" is about needing consent to record someone

[mbrow]

With cops like that, who needs criminals. That guy was a total tool. At least his friend had some decency, and kudos to the Uber driver who handled the guy with grace and professionalism.

[rustyshackelford]

If he is lying to a stranger about being a cop that is pretty weird and childish and if he is a cop and he feels the need to let strangers know he’s a cop that’s probably even more weird and childish.

[xekimaneru]

Everytime a cop says they "know the law " it really means they don't know anything.