A traffic stop starts bad and ends worse after a woman claims to be a police officer. This is who police found. >> Police bar, do you have your license real quick? >> Why you pull me off? >> Blue lights and expired tag. You got your license real quick? >> My my license is what you pay your phone for me. >> I just told you you got your license real quick, >> sir. I'm an officer, too. I work for the state of Atlanta. So, we going to give each other to Why did you tell? >> Well, for the second time, blue lights and expired tag. You had your license. >> You can't have blue lights on a vehicle. >> Okay. As a You said you're an officer, right? >> Uh-huh. >> You got your credentials? >> I don't. >> You don't have credentials? >> I was going to my hunt house to check on my officer. No, I don't. >> Okay. So, you're an Atlanta police officer? >> No. >> Okay. >> But I got one. >> Can you get Atlanta Police Department's on the phone and I'll signal 15 in in reference to a verification of employment? Hey, this is Officer Childers over here at College Police Department. I have an individual who is saying they are a police officer. I just need to verify that. She's claimed that she's an Atlanta police officer, but has no credentials on her. >> I paid by the city. >> Okay. >> Hey, you're with Atlanta, you said? >> Yes. I work for the city in a law enforcement capacity. >> I work for the Department of A. >> Department of Amish. >> I do. Why >> are you uh mandated? >> What? Why are you asking? Uh >> are you mandated? >> What? Why are you asking about it? >> But from my understanding, you were claiming to be law enforcement. >> No, I didn't. I told him here. He was getting smarter than me and I said we both going to talk with state. I work for the city of Atlanta. I said so. >> And the department of aviation. You said >> yes. >> Okay. >> No, he didn't ask me for a department. I just said I work for the city of Atlanta. >> You Atlanta police officer. >> She said she said I asked her are you mandated? She said no. I said where do you work? City of Atlanta. Uh, she works for aviation. I had to go back initially to see what she said, but she uh I said, "So, you're a police officer with Atlanta?" Yes. So, I mean, you can only be one thing in police. Okay. Let me do real quick. You think you're an officer, right? >> All right, ma'am. You got the vehicle in park? >> Okay. Go ahead and stay out for me. You're under arrest. I'm impersonate law enforcement. >> Sir, I did not say right now. >> What are you doing back right now? >> What are y'all doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Stop, ma'am. >> Now you going for >> Okay. Can Can y'all call police for me, please? >> You're looking at him. >> Okay. So, what I'm He arrested me for what now? >> For impersonating. >> I did not impersonate no person. You'll pay him over there.