Impersonating an officer of the law

[HighwayMan]

You've got cop hair.

Hey, who you talkin' to? Me? You makin' fun of my hair?

 

[HighwayMan]

Should I delete my posts?

Nah, leave them so that others might learn from your wicked ways.

 

[SoreHead]

The police act of 1996 and the Shearer case are from the UK. Not only is it not Tennessee, it's not even this country. I should have caught the goofy cite and the British-style spelling of the word offense.

That's funny. I believe the language is English so that's just how the word is spelled.

I personally love how you can get jailed for pretending to be a cop but if you're a cop and beat the crap out of a handcuffed suspect you just get suspended. Fantastic. (watched it on tv this very night). Which is worse???

If you're really a cop then breaking any law should be treated more severely.

P.S.
I'm not a cop or british

 

[SoreHead]

P.S.
The spelling in the rest of the posts here has been childish and you should all go back to school immediately