Ray William Johnson

I guess by the way he's carrying himself and the way he's responding to things is just not typical of a real officer.

So one of these cops at the scene tells him, you know, thank you, but we don't really need your help.

So Michael gets back in his fake cop car and he starts to drive back to the Salvation Army because I guess he's supposed to be at work.

But that officer back at the scene is still skeptical about who this random cop was that showed up from another jurisdiction.

So he gets in his car and he decides to follow Michael to see where he's going.

And he follows him all the way back to the Salvation Army, and he sees that he appears to work security there.

So from this body cam footage, it looks like the officer starts chatting with him at one point.

And after a quick chat, the officer leaves, still feeling a bit skeptical.

So then, this officer has a discussion with some of the other officers, and they talk about their interaction with the guy, and they review some of their body cam footage, and they start thinking, yeah, something's definitely off about this cop.

Not only that, but one of them calls up Edmund's police department and asks them if Michael works there.

And, of course, they say they never heard of him.

So these officers are like, this guy's a fake cop.

Let's go get him.

So the next day, an officer shows up to the Salvation Army while Michael is working security.

And he pulls him aside because he's got a lot of questions for him.

Now, a commission card is what every police officer would have, so Michael should have one, if he were a real cop.

So of course he doesn't have one, so now this cop is 100% sure that he's a fraud.

But then this other cop pulls up, and with the two cops there, they ask him a very important question.

And so they detain him because they had looked up his record.

And as I mentioned in the beginning, Michael is actually a felon and he's not allowed to have a firearm.