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Getting back to the original story.

Women have been raped by criminals pretending to be police officers. Suppose their victim realized those teens were not real police officers and feared for her safety. They appeared to have real weapons, so if she shot them I would have to vote not guilty.

None of those situations apply in the original story, so I don't see the relevance.

If marked vehicles and police officers wearing uniforms aren't practical for plain vanilla traffic stops, then LEOs need to be more accepting of people driving someplace safe (well lit, witnesses, etc.) before they pull over.