Was it a private security guard or a representative of the police? Because that does make a difference.
It was likely that it was a PSCO that told him that he wasn't allowed to use his car as it formed part of the crime scene. The PCSO will have been told to inform the owners by the officer(s) in charge.
The OP in my opinion is only calling them a 'rentacop' because of their blatant disrespect of the situation.
To the OP: Go get your car. Disregard the PCSO's instructions. Being charged with perverting the course of justice might teach you a thing or two about having your head firmly up your own ****.



