Someone should really inform Paulsboro Councilman Theodore Holloway that when you commit a moving violation, you tend to get pulled over.

Holloway was pulled over for failing to stop at a stop sign. As an elected official, he believed he was above the law, so he decided to blast the cops who were doing their job.

LOL. I don't think he expected this to go viral.

Not only is his behavior embarrassing, but it’s astonishing that he, an “elected official,” decided he was above the law. However, it’s even more foolish because he expected the cop to know who he was before confronting him.

And what’s even more comical is that Holloway, an “elected official,” had expired registration by over a year.

According to TNND:

Paulsboro Councilman Theodore Holloway told responding officers, one of whom said he pulled the official over for not stopping the car while passing the sign, that they should let elected officials continue with their day after committing such an offense.

The entitlement in this video is astonishing.

“When you get behind elected officials, tell them, ‘Oh, my bad. Hey, you should stop at a stop sign. See you, go about your business.’ Not ... ‘I need your license, registration, insurance.’ “What? You’re treating me like I’m some -,” Holloway says in the video before his speech is censored.

Holloway also told the officer who pulled him over that he is his boss.

You actually pulling over an elected official. Bro, you’re not pulling, you’re not pulling over a random. You’re not pulling – you’re pulling over your boss. I am literally your bo-,” the official said, cutting himself off.

That’s not how these things work and I am sure voters would not appreciate seeing an “elected official” act in this toddler-like fashion.

The funny thing is that I am almost certain the cops would have let him “go about [his] business,” but his acting like a total clown did not do him any favors.

No one is above the law, and this “elected official” is nothing more than an arrogant jerk who has proven he lacks the mental maturity to represent the people of Paulsboro.

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