Your go-to reaction is thinking someone dressed up as an Ontario Police officer - which is illegal to do that - and was recorded on film doing that illegal act?

Your go-to reaction is thinking someone dressed up as an Ontario Police officer - which is illegal to do that - and was recorded on film doing that illegal act? Let me ask: if this is real, if proven to be real, what would your reaction or thoughts then be? It sounds like you'd find it to be a very serious thing to do, so much so that you think someone was trying to fabricate it? Edit to add: I looked up the officer's name, the name she gave when asked. She earns over $100,000 - as do most (if not all) police - and so her salary is public record and on what's called the "Sunshine list" of public salaries above $100,000: Erika Ingram Position: Law Enforcement Officer / Agente d’exécution de la loi Employer: Ontario Provincial Police Category of Employment: Government of Ontario — Ministries Salary Benefits Position $131,533.19 paid in 2020 $141.00 Law Enforcement Officer / Agente d’exécution de la loi Ontario Provincial Police $106,863.71 paid in 2019 $130.12 Law Enforcement Officer Ontario Provincial Police So at minimum there's a registered officer with that name; I don't care to search for photos of the officer via Facebook or other means - but feel free to, or please call the OPP to confirm if this is a real officer, and a real visit, and report back to us here since you're so concerned it's fake.