Veteran Ryan Berk busts a fake army ranger at a mall in Pennsylvania and records the whole thing. According to the New York Daily News , Berk was shopping with his girlfriend and her son on Black Friday when he saw a man standing in camouflage. Berk, who served in Afghanistan in the 101st Airborne , whipped out his cell phone and approached the man, knowing he wasn’t a real military member.
Berk told the unidentified man that he wanted his boy to meet a soldier. It didn’t take long for Berk to call the guy’s bluff. He introduced himself as a veteran of war, and totally ridiculed the guy.
“Stolen valor at its finest. Why don’t you just admit that you’re a phony?” Berk said to the man while filming.
The veteran who busted the fake army ranger posted the video on the Stolen Valor Facebook page , which is dedicated to outing military imposters. The video was posted on Nov. 28, and already has over 2 million views.
Another viral video was reported on by the Inquisitr today. Check out “Lorde of the skies,” Robynn Shayne here .
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