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 UPDATE: Taylor Swift loves the cop's video! "LOLOLOLOL THE SASS," she tweeted. 
 
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 This cop likes to play, play, play, play, play! 
 
 An officer of the Dover Police Department in Delaware was recently filmed lip-syncing to Taylor Swift's 2014 hit "Shake It Off" while driving a squad car through town. And the cop, Master Cpl. Jeff Davis, really gets down to this. Sick. Beat! 
 
 "While reviewing dash cam footage, we come across some interesting sights to say the least. We decided we would share some with you in a new web series called Dash Cam Confessionals," the department said in a Facebook message posted on Friday, alongside a link to the YouTube video. "We hope you enjoy this...and Taylor Swift, if you're watching...we're sorry." 
 
 Speaking via phone, Davis told Fox News on Saturday that the clip was filmed the day before. He said it is real and was also planned in advance. 
 
 "Yes, I did know that the camera was on," he said. "We had it done just as a publicity thing for not only our police department but police worldwide." 
 
 "With all of the negative publicity the police have been getting nationwide and worldwide, I think it was a good thing to show a little, the lighter side of the police," he added. "We are human and we have a tough job to do. We just wanna kind of make a funny video to show that we're all human." 

 DOVER, Del. (AP) — A video of a bald and burly Delaware police officer enthusiastically lip-syncing to Taylor Swift's "Shake it Off" is getting global attention. 
 
 The video, posted to the Dover Police Department's Facebook page Friday, shows Master Cpl. Jeff Davis in uniform, driving a patrol car while lip-syncing to the popular pop song — sassy head rolls and finger-pointing included. 
 
 Department spokesman Cpt. Mark Hoffman said Saturday that he's gotten calls about the video from news outlets in Australia, England, Germany, and throughout the U.S. It had 845,000 YouTube views and counting by Saturday afternoon. 
 
 Hoffman says Davis, a 19-year veteran, is "the class clown" and loved making the video. He says the 48-year-old father of four knows the song so well because of his 10-year-old daughter. 
 
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 Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XFBUM8dMqw&feature=youtu.be
– "While reviewing dashcam footage," ominously begins the Dover Police Department's Facebook post, "we come across some interesting sights to say the least. We hope you enjoy this...and Taylor Swift, if you're watching...we're sorry." What follows is what it dubs a "Dashcam Confessional" in the form of 48-year-old Master Cpl. Jeff Davis lip-syncing rather enthusiastically to Swift's "Shake It Off"—which might seem like an unlikely choice for a gruff-looking cop, but the dad of four says he's more than passingly familiar with Swift thanks to his 10year-old daughter, reports the AP. And for the record, "Yes, I did know that the camera was on," he tells Fox News, via E! Online. Davis says there was serious intent behind the far-from-serious video: "With all of the negative publicity the police have been getting nationwide and worldwide, I think it was a good thing to show a little, the lighter side of the police," he says. "We are human and we have a tough job to do. We just wanna kind of make a funny video to show that we're all human." The video is complete with Davis in a classic try-and-act-normal-at-a-stoplight moment. It's currently closing in on 8 million views.