"When you shoot the cops, you shoot them dead.", Moore is heard saying.
Moore allegedly posted this video on the internet demonstrating how to use a Colt .275 to shoot cops.
What police also find disturbing is that Moore is employed as a security guard at Einstein Medical Center, the hospital where Officer Chuck Cassidy died of gunshot wounds six months ago.
"We lost three police officers to guns on the streets of Philadelphia, and this idiot's out there promoting this message.", said Thomas Burke, of the Pennsylvania Gun Violence Task Force.
Moore's anger is directed mostly at the 18th district where he was cited for minor offenses last month.
"I can't stand the 18th district," the videotaped rant continues. "That's why I rejoice whenever they shoot a cop in Philadelphia. 'Cause I hate them."
And Moore dosen't stop there.
He goes on to promote violence in a city that is struggling to turn the tide.
"Continue killing the 18th district police. I promote violence in Philly. Promote violence in Philly."
Moore faces a number of charges, including aggravated assault.
And he's charged with corruption of minors.
That's because the cameraman is his 12 year old son.
And his son's 14 year old friend is seen in a follow up video posted just yesterday.
Police used a battering ram on his door at six this morning.
Moore's wife is also a security officer, and doesn't want her face shown.
She says she was outraged when she learned of the video this past Saturday.
"I am very upset. I'm upset at him. How dare he jeopardize our family, and jeopardize my career?"
This case will be watched very closely as it moves through the court system. It could set a precedent. Legal experts tell Action News the arrest, based on an internet video, is questionable in terms of First Amendment Constitutional rights. The D.A. says free speech ends when you incite others to shoot police officers.
