If the officer responded to a complaint but never witnessed him impersonating an officer, the person who filed the complaint would have to be called as a witness. As far as I know hearsay isn't allowed by anyone because the person can't be cross examined. The whole thing sounds likes it's just a case of somebody trying to stir the pot with someone they don't like. There was no intent to impersonate an officer and until they can prove that there was, they don't have a case. Having the 2 cop friends testify to that should end the whole thing. It was a message on a cell phone for peets sake. If it goes any further, the 2 cops should also be charged because they knew about it and did nothing. It was a message on a cell phone and was harmless. Dave
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