Assaulting a cop is a felony in USA. Does this look like assault or a felony to you? A plain clothed cop who doesn't seem to ID himself stands in front of a reporter walking side ways down a side walk to ask a public official questions, and the reporter bumps into him. That was enough for the cop to arrest him for assault. This happened in Canada, but I can see it easily happening in the United States. This cop placed himself in a situation to entrap this reporter for assault. I don't care if the bump was intentional or not. This was not assault. This is no different than the 200 FBI officials who pretended to be protesters on January 6, and encouraged people to enter the Capitol building, and God only knows what else they did.
