My goodness. I guess you don't like nonsense being tossed back.
You said Longmont's mayor is a Democrat even though the mayor had nothing to do with the police's behavior. Does the chief of police report directly to the mayor, and more so, do you think the chief might be a little reticent to reveal illegal behavior he might have sanctioned? Perhaps I missed it, but I never referred to Longmont as any type of utopia.
Given the chief of police directly oversees and instructs the officer, his political affiliation (based on your partisan comment regarding the mayor) might be more revealing, especially if he turns out to be a Republican, which would undercut your insinuations.
As far as a fantasy is concerned, my speculations are no better than your own.
As far as "partisan" is concerned, I'm unaffiliated, just like a third of the voters in this great state, so labels like Democrat and Republican mean little to me. I try to judge politicians by their merits, instead of their party.