A New Jersey police department uses a disguised tactic to catch motorists accused of distracted driving. According to ABC News US and Breitbart, an officer disguises himself as a shrub to monitor drivers and identify people using their phones while driving. The reports describe the officer’s approach during a traffic enforcement effort in a New Jersey suburb. Breitbart says the operation results in more than 70 drivers being charged for distracted driving. ABC News US similarly describes the officer’s disguise and depicts the enforcement as a new method to address phone-related distractions on the road. Both sources characterize the action as aimed at deterring drivers from using mobile devices while operating vehicles. The coverage focuses on the conduct of the officer and the alleged violations captured during the operation, without detailing the specific locations, individual cases, or the evidentiary basis for each charge beyond the general claim that drivers were distracted on their phones.