A public safety officer stopped a man, accusing him of speeding and running a stop sign and demanded his ID. When questioned about his legal authority, he claimed the HOA empowered him, but the driver, knowing his rights, refused to comply, expose the impersonation, and forced the officer to retreat in humiliation. >> You can legally pull me over? >> We can pull you over within the community? Yes, we can. >> Oh, really? You're allowed to construct traffic stops as as a security officer? >> Yes, we can. >> Really? >> Yes. >> What gives you the authority to do that? Act 235 under the Pennsylvania license, registration, insurance. No. >> So, you're failing to provide me that information? >> Yeah. Yeah. Because you're you're not you're not law enforcement, dude. You you are not supposed to be conducting traffic stops on public roads. We're going to be talking to the police right now cuz I'm going to go file a complaint that you're intimidating in in impersonating police officers. How does that sound? >> You can go ahead. >> Yeah. Great. >> Police department allows us to do this within the community. >> No, no, no. The police department doesn't allow you to do that because you have no legal authority to do this. >> All right, that's your question. >> You are not allowed to turn on emergency flashing lights and sirens. You are not a police officer, sir. Have a good day. You're dismissed.