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I believe it would have, my dad retired from the sheriffs office that I had to call. I grew up in the building, spent a whole mess of time in dispatch. Ive known the dispatcher i talked to for 15 years. I was an explorer for the SO as well. The Chief of the town that stopped him is an old partner of my dads and spending time with him as he is like a 2nd dad, i know most of his guys. I think the only thing my employment/training did was to make me realize not to get directly involved with my family present and let the uni's handle it.

Oh he was in custody as I was leaving.

was on the way home with the wife and kids, apparently I inadvertantly cut him off, I didnt know I did. Pull up to the red light and he pulls up next to me. He opens his door, but I notice he's still belted in. I roll my window down to see what he's saying. He mentions that I cut him off and something else. He then produces a bi-folding wallet, he flps it open and there is a 3" fire dept badge. (grew up in and now work in LE, Ive seen a few badges). I ask him who he works for and he responds that he is with the FBI and that I need to pull over. I reach for my credentials and explain that I will willingly pull over into the jack in the box parking lot. I then ask him if he is FBI, why is his badge silver and not gold like the rest of the FBI agents I know. He had a look on his face and when the light turned green he proceeded forward. I fell in behind him and called the sheriff's office. I personally know the dispatcher that answered and shortly after my call the "FBI Agent" was calling as well. I followed him into the next town, where the PD is waiting on us at the city limts. Come to find out, he is a volunteer fireman in that town. The PD was waiting on the FD chief to come take possession of the FD property, (badge). When I left him in the hands of the PD, he was having jewelry applied to his wrists. nutjob.