Who the hell says this is a terrorist? There are non terrorist Arabs you know? It's just that many people there have automatic weapons. Are these guys terrorists? They are Arabs, and they make YouTube videos...

Wow, I can't believe this got so many votes (both up and down). I thought it was a cute and funny ad, though I doubt it's a real Nissan ad, but I never thought it would be top 15 material.

So basically, the guy (Darrow) just runs around the town looking for cops to piss off so they yell at him on camera?

What was he doing to piss that cop off?? He only asked what he did, and it was a legitimate question with no attitude in it.

In Rubadub's comment you can read an article where Darrow explains the camera -

Darrow said he installed the cameras in his Nissan Maxima after past run-ins with police. He said he was involved in a physical confrontation in 2005 with an off-duty St. Louis police officer, in a case Darrow said was later dismissed.

It paid off for him to have his driving on video, because this post isn't even his second encounter, it was his third!

Here is his second - http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2585482423715017278

Again you'll see that he does nothing wrong.

Waiting for a friend my ass.

Oh yea, that's right, the story was clearly made up. Obviously the kid was driving around at 2 a.m. because he might run into a cop who might yell at him and maybe even might threaten to make up charges after he did nothing wrong. Yea, that's gotta be it!

Brett Darrow videoA motorist who refused to discuss his personal business with a St. George, Missouri police officer was threatened with arrest last Friday. Brett Darrow, 20, no stranger to unconventional encounters with police, caught a St. George Police Sergeant James Kuehnlein stating that he had the power to invent charges that would put Darrow behind bars. Update: Sergeant Kuehnlein was placed on unpaid leave Monday pending an investigation.

"Try and talk back... to me again," yelled Sergeant Kuehnlein. "I bet I could say you resisted arrest or something. You want to come up with something? I come up with nine things."

The incident began at around 2am. Darrow was to meet a friend who was working late and was going to pick him up. Darrow headed toward a 24-hour commuter parking lot in an unincorporated part of Saint Louis County in his 1997 Nissan Maxima. He put on his turn signal and entered the lot which, aside from Kuehnlein's cruiser, was essentially vacant. After stopping the car, the police officer approached and began questioning Darrow about what he was doing. When Darrow declined to discuss his personal business, the police sergeant exploded. Although the video clearly shows Darrow driving properly and using his turn signal, the police officer insisted that Darrow had broken the law.

"Oh, while you were coming towards me you were swerving back and forth within the roadway," Sergeant Kuehnlein said. "I might give you a ticket for that. You want me to come up with some more? When you turned in, you failed to use your turn signal, your right turn signal."

Without the video, Darrow tells TheNewspaper that he would have stood no chance disproving the officer's word in court. Twenty-eight percent of the St. George municipal budget comes from traffic citations. Darrow wonders how many of the tickets were legitimate.

"Looking into this guys eyes, he was crazy," Darrow said. "I was really scared he was going to assault me. I just wonder how many other people have been arrested on these charges."

After ordering Darrow against the car and searching him, Sergeant Kuehnlein released the motorist.

Cool vid; Nissan makes some interesting ones. Can't figure out the name though - what market is *that* going to?

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I'm a Nissan patrol owner, great cars - but have never done this with it. Must give it a try.

I find it ironic that I posted Nissan version of this to the blog for discussion a little while back...

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Wow, it was like the cops were at a dead stop when he kicked in the overdrive.

Funny, it doesn't look like a super fast car:
http://images.google.com/images?q=lotus+omega

But I'm guessing it's one of those looks can be deceiving cars, like the Nissan Skyline.

bamdrew - tbh its filmed in a completely secure enviroment, pro driver... if you look closely its nissan cars parade