While filming for a recent audit in Lake Worth, Florida, I stumbled upon something that perfectly illustrates the double standard in law enforcement. A Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputy, responding to a call, decided that traffic laws didn’t apply to him—parking illegally at a stop sign, facing the wrong way.

At the time, I called him out on it, but he didn’t engage. Now, I’ve obtained the body cam footage from that very moment, and it raises an important question: Should the people enforcing the law be allowed to break it whenever it’s convenient?

The Incident: A Clear Violation

The deputy, identified as Officer Jason Hole (#31765), was responding to a call regarding illegal dumping. Despite an empty parking lot nearby, he chose to block a stop sign and park facing oncoming traffic—something that would get any regular citizen ticketed or towed. But as we often see, the rules seem to apply differently when you have a badge.

Body Cam Footage Tells the Story

Thanks to Florida’s public records laws, I was able to obtain the body cam footage of this deputy in action. It confirms what I saw that day—there was no active emergency, no immediate threat—just a blatant disregard for basic traffic laws.

Would a regular citizen get away with this? Doubtful. So why should law enforcement?

Watch the Full Video & Decide for Yourself

This isn’t about targeting individual officers—it’s about accountability. If law enforcement wants to maintain public trust, they need to follow the same laws they enforce.

Watch the full body cam footage here: https://youtu.be/Grb1ycmfELY

What do you think? Should officers be held to the same standard as the rest of us? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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