Somewhat misleading. In that locale, any club wanting armed security has to use off duty cops. Unarmed security can be any meathead in off the street. The cops (or at least one of them) had worked armed security (likely outside) for the same club as Fentanyl george, who appears to have been a stereo typical, minimum wage bouncer who supported his lifestyle by selling drugs in the club and gouging people at the door. The cops, while working an off duty side job at the same club would likely have crossed paths with the bouncer in question and learned each other's faces and names. Level and depth of association has never been fully disclosed. Leading one to believe that media and local authorities want us to assume they were palls, which would lead one to think the cops were dirty. That whole case was played up with wilfull omission of relevant facts that lead to intentionally created controversy. The true nature of said relationship is likely another one of those intentional omissions meant to mislead and to agitate.

Hell, we only know what we know because some low level functionary cell phone videoed the bodycam and leaked it to a foreign news agency.