If social media has taught us anything in the last few years,xxx movie | Adult Movies Online it's that some cops in Australia and New Zealand just love dancing.
It's a real addiction. Take this policeman, who simply wants to cut sick shapes with recent high school graduates at a festival.
SEE ALSO: Partying gets dangerous as teens Snapchat balcony hoppingThe yet-to-be-named officer was seen "muzzing" (as the youth call it) at Dunsbourough Leavers Zone in Western Australia, where local DJ Harley Anning caught him on video and put it on Facebook.
"He was just having a good time, and hyping everyone -- it was great," Anning told WA Today.
"Everyone was enjoying it and he was taking selfies with people, and socialising -- he was a champion."
The video, in which Anning can be heard saying "My man! My man!" has been viewed over 350,000 times on Facebook, since going up on Friday.
Only one day earlier at the same event, another group of party-loving police were filmed hyping the crowd.
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