Why are you dressed like that? Why why are you wearing a robe? >> Surprise. Judge. >> I'm not a judge, I'm a police officer. >> Not you. Me. How about that? >> You're a judge? >> No, I just wear this robe cuz I have nothing else to do. >> Well, you don't act like a judge and you definitely don't look like a judge. >> Yeah, what do they look like? >> Not you. >> Oh, not me? What do they look like? >> The uniform, the badge on her blazer. She was a judge. A sitting judge who had just finished her court session. Realizing what he'd done, the officer panicked. >> You'd be standing when I walk in the court. Surprise. >> Ma'am, why why why didn't you just lead with telling me that you were a judge? >> But instead of owning up, he had the nerve to blame the judge, saying she should have told him who she was sooner. Unbelievable. In police circles, they'd call this a sting or bait, but really, it was just justice exposing itself. >> You still didn't have the right to break my tail light and then you give me a citation with that? I'll see you in court. >> The judge didn't waste another second. She turned her car around and went straight back to work, but not to the courtroom. She called the police chief and demanded to see the officer's body cam footage. Not long after, Officer Simpson was fired for misconduct. And as for the smashed tail light, the judge is now suing him personally for property damage. Sometimes karma doesn't wait. It arrives before your shift is even over.