Even in the case of duly sworn police officers, there is no generalized obligation to obey police officers.
Laws narrowly prescribe those circumstances in which a police officer is legally allowed to order citizens around, such as for purposes of regulating traffic.
It's what distinguishes us from a police state (at least in theory).
The idea that progressives believe a police dispatcher has some sort of legal authority to order around citizens says all you need to know about progressives.
Wasn’t it another line he called? Not 911. ?
I read that on a thread here.
In most cases this wouldn’t reach a court; in this case I can’t wait to see what Judge they arranged to help the prosecution.