Undercover cop poses as homeless man to catch texting drivers

BETHESDA, Md. -- A Maryland police officer went undercover dressed as a homeless man to catch people who were using their phones while driving. Cpl. Patrick Robinson went undercover Tuesday morning equipped with a police radio and a body camera. He held a sign that read, “I am not homeless. I am a Montgomery County police officer looking for cell phone texting violations.” Montgomery County police Sgt. Phillip Chapin and about eight other officers issued a total of 56 tickets county-wide tha...