A man boldly flipped off police to test his First Amendment rights, and the cops instantly tried to detain him, demanding ID and threatening arrest for disorderly conduct, but he stood firm, refusing to comply without a clear crime. Exposed with no legal grounds, the officer backed down in humiliating retreat, >> which the Supreme Court has ruled that I am allowed to do that. So my question is, what the are you still doing here messing with me? >> You're starting to get disorderly, though. >> You cannot use my First Amendment right as a crime. You're going to arrest me for exercising my first amendment right see through there. I saw your hand. I thought you were motioning me over. >> Oh no, no, no. >> So I came over to see if you needed help or something. >> And you're turning this into a bigger disturbance than what it ever has to be. Ain't you? >> I'm not turning anything into a >> Why are you still here? >> Because of your attitude, though. >> Attitude? Is that a crime? >> Yeah. I got a right to investigate you and I'm not harassing you. I just want to make sure you got a valid license. You're refusing to show me. I just saw you driving. I thought you were flagging me over. >> Okay. So, because I flip you off, that gives you a reason to run my tag. You could not use one of my rights is a crime. It can't be done. Have you got a business card or anything? That way I can call and uh I can put a complaint in on him. I mean, you're you're being cool. Appreciate your professionalism. Yeah, I learned something. I think you learned something, too. Huh? >> Have a great day. >> You, too.