That's exactly what I said. I never advocated resisting law enforcement. I advocated asking to be turned over to the proper law enforcement authority who has jurisdiction. If the townie doesn't want to obey the law on the matter, that's fine. I'm not going to adjudicate that on the side of the road. I'll comply. After the case is junked in court, you can rest assured I'll be suing the town for a whole lot of money, and they'll pay. You don't get to ignore or break the law just because you wear a badge. Additionally, qualified immunity does not apply if the officer is found to have broken the law, which he would have. That means he could be individually liable for damages, meaning I would probably walk away from that exchange owning his house.
Every townie knows this, and this is why they will not f*** with you on state land. They call the EPO and let them handle it.
