New Hampshire officer investigated for TikTok video

A New Hampshire cop is being investigated for allegedly posting a TikTok video that mocked recent criticism of police tactics.

A New Hampshire cop is being investigated for allegedly posting a TikTok video that mocked recent criticism of police tactics. Bedford Police Chief John Bryfonski released a statement Monday saying the department is aware of a TikTok video created by a uniformed officer, "made apparently while on duty." The clip, obtained by CBS affiliate WBZ-TV, showed an officer in uniform, in what appeared to be a police cruiser, pretending to respond to calls and asking an individual not stab people as lighthearted music played in the background, seemingly poking fun at the idea of officers taking a non-confrontational approach. "Stop! Stop stabbing that person! …Dispatch they didn't stop, so just show me clear," the officer said in the clip.