Once the woman disobeyed the officer and went inside the hospital, he should have an idea that this is not a lie. People are constantly given warnings. This is about control, which the officer didn’t have, and was trying to gain it back.

If the officer felt there was something important going on he would have stopped the women. But that may have instigated him further feeling the loss of power. Even with the nurse comes out and tells them that it is true.

Have you ever made a mistake and then, trying to fix it or get out of it, you make it worse? This is one of those situations.

I remember a few years ago hearing about an older man driving fast to get his wife to the hospital. She died in the car while the officer did exactly what this cop did above. Like I said, they consistently and systematically lied to, but in these situations officers can easily double check or follow up with the individual later.

Watching it again I don’t see that the cop thought anything else was going on. He was asking about insurance, not checking the car for weapons and drugs. I don’t think the cop will be fired. He didn’t break the law. He was stupid and rude. He gave a laundry list of the things he could charge Moats with. That is intimidation and weakness.

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