Look at your window down. >> Nope. >> You see your ID? >> Nope. I don't answer questions. >> 875. Send me another unit, please. >> What' you stop me for? What's your name and badge number? What's your name and badge number? >> It's right there. >> What is your name? Speak your name to me. I can't read. >> Officer Noatne. What is your name? >> I don't answer questions. What did you stop me for? What did you stop me for? >> Huh? For disorderly conduct. >> No, I don't think so. >> Uh-huh. Stand by. >> Yo, pig, get me a supervisor. >> I am the supervisor. >> Well, then you better get youring chief here. I'm a police supporter, but I cannot stand a bully cop. And if you pull somebody over for flipping you off, you're a bully cop. If you don't understand the law that much that you don't understand, you don't have the right to pull somebody over for first amendment protected activity. Come on. That's really basic criminal law theory that you should understand in being a police officer. They taught us that at the academy. They'd flip us off. They do things to make us mad because they know you're going to deal with that on the street. They teach you in the academy what you can and cannot do when somebody mistreats you or cusses at you or flips you off or treats you disrespectfully. You have to be able to take some level of disrespect from the public. If you're a police officer, >> you're out of your jurisdiction. Am I free to leave? >> Yes, sir. >> Then I'm just as free toing stay. I would appreciate it if you would educate this pig bastard whoing pulled me over for flipping him off. You learn about >> What did you tell him? >> Have a good day. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. You violated my First Amendment right to free speech, you piece of >> Wow. What do you think about the way this citizen handled this? Am I free to leave? They said yes. Well, then I'm just as free to stay. More and more YouTubers are starting to do this where they're going to ask the cop if they're free to leave, then I'm just as free to stay. And then they want to make sure that you understand that they were right. enjoys the walk of shame because the supervisor ultimately does educate him that he can't really arrest this guy for flipping him off. What do you think? Comment below. Has this ever happened to you? And should it happen to