Police try to escalate over a simple parking violation, but the street vendor calmly exposes their abuse of power, forcing them to back down in embarrassment. A must-see showdown. >> How you doing, officer? >> I'm good. How are you? Officer Sloan from the Nassau County Police Department. Yeah. So, you're in a no stopping any time zone. Avengers license and stuff. >> Everything's on my truck. >> Everything's on the truck. Okay. Do you have your license? >> Yeah. For what reason now? >> Well, you're you're in a no stopping any time zone. >> Okay. That's just a t a ticket, I believe. >> Yeah. I still need to verify that you're have a valid New York State driver's license. >> Not really. If you want to buy me a parking ticket, you can go right on ahead. >> You want to Is your Is your car running right now? >> No, it's not. >> Listen, sir. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not >> No, you can't stop. It It says no. Stop. >> Am I breaking the law? >> Yes, right now you are. >> Write me a ticket then. Write me a parking ticket. You trying to ask me to move, but am I breaking the law, though? >> You're violating. You really want to go? >> I don't want to do that, but I'm tired of people calling when I'm trying to feed my family. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything wrong. But you're harassing and you Look, you see everything in your mind is right. I'm not out here. Go stop some people that's doing something wrong. >> You would not be bothering me right now. >> You are bothering me. You are bothering me. And since it's a code, that's simple. >> I don't want to write you a ticket. >> It's just that simple. It's just that simple.