WATCH ABOVE: Onlookers couldn’t help but smile as the officer danced
TORONTO – A Toronto police officer has taken the Pan Am Games festivities to a new level after dancing his tail feathers off in front of a crowd.
The unidentified officer was recorded Friday evening at Panamania in Nathan Phillips Square by Central Image Agency, which provided the footage to Global News.
A crowd of onlookers couldn’t help but smile and get their cameras out as the male officer cut a rug. The mood it set did a good job of summing up how Torontonians have felt about this summer’s Pan Am Games – they’ve enjoyed it for the most part.
But the real question is whether or not this cop happens to be a repeat offender. Similar footage emerged last summer, in July of 2014, after a Toronto officer was caught jumping and waving at Jazz Fest.
WATCH ABOVE: Dancing Toronto cop at Beaches Jazz Fest in 2014
Either way, the Toronto police force seems to have at least one employee who has some pretty sweet moves and a good sense of humour.
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