Apparently it's the law that he can't do that there. It's a weird law but he's not exactly harrasing him with bullshit.

Your own driveway is not a "public place."

If he's not in violation of the deed restrictions in his hood, he's cool. Violations of deed restrictions then the HOA needs to file a suit and get the fuck off the telephone. Cop said his neighbors don't like him, they can fuck themselves if he's not in violation.

More info needed.

Either way, his neighbors or himself are dicks.

Would that be a local ordinance? Just the neighbourhood or citywide?

If there's no water use or deed restrictions stating rules of washing one's own vehicle in his neighborhood, he's on private property there should not be a problem. Cop wasn't a dick but his neighbors (most likely just one problem neighbor) probably are. Depends on the local law or community guidelines. What state would be my question.

Moving this video to Mordhaus's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

Sucks living next door to the captain of the police service when he doesn't like you.

That's an awfully nice power washer to be washing such a crappy car with. Something isn't adding up here. I might suspect these guys buy a lot of cars to sell (flip) them, and are constantly washing new stock in front of their house. As such they'd be running a business in a residential neighborhood.

$75 costco "Snapon" POS. It's junk.

Link to a product or that's as believable as this guy's story. The only reason one would have a power washer for such a POS car is if he's planning on washing a great volume. I bet he keeps that car less than a week...

...and in his next video, dated just 3 weeks later, the car he just bought is nowhere to be found. If you take this guy at face value, you're being played like a $2 violin, and I'll sell you a bridge for $2 more.

That's what I paid at Costco for a Snap-On (I went and looked at it, it's not the same) I was just making a half-assed attempt to discredit your line of reasoning since it seemed to be based on the existence of the pressure washer...

Which can be explained away:

1)He borrowed it.
2)He rented it.
3)He stole it from the guy who made the complaint to the police.
4)He bought it on Craigslist from the guy who stole it from the guy who made the complaint to the police.
5)It's cheaper than you think it is.
6)He's got lots of money, but his kid has to pay for his own damn car because there's no way the kid's getting his irresponsible, slacker, dopehead hands on dad's classic Camaro, his 20" lifted Sierra, AND ESPECIALLY NOT his mom's Lexus LS600h.