It's ridiculous that Campbell said he was being mistreated and profiled (etc.), when he sat there and called the deputy all sorts of names (ie son, boy, bitch.) He said "we get called all sorts of names on this job," which is very true, but you would expect that a major would show enough respect not to follow in the footsteps of the criminals that are usually the ones throwing around these degrading remarks. Even if the stop was "bogus," as a fellow law enforcement officer he should know that aggressive behavior will be met by defensive tactics. Since when is the offender allowed to decide if he/she is at fault or not anyways. I thought that was why we're all entitled to appeal citations.
You know it's bad when even cops don't give respect when they're stopped. If we can't respect each other, how can we expect anyone else to show us respect.