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What a great son! He claims the department violated his civil rights. The rider thought he could smoke a state trooper. He fell for quite the ruse. They didn’t stand a chance of keeping up. We could watch these videos all day. Guess he doesn’t want it anymore? The driver learned an expensive lesson. Things are changing
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