None of the things said on the videos align with any of state police's policies or values or anything like that. >> Being a New Mexico comedian who was criminally charged for posting social media videos while wearing a state police uniform is getting the last laugh. >> This is the part that explains the settlement. Charges were dismissed. A $90,000 settlement was paid. And the officer said his actions, which by the way are protected by the First Amendment, did not align with state police policy or values. That's not a rumor. That's not an allegation. That's an acknowledgment of either ignorance of or complete disregard for constitutional rights. And when that acknowledgement exists, settlements start to make sense. Thin blue lies, baby.