You drove by me, you yelled something out the window. I >> Is that illegal to yell something? >> Of course. >> Why is that illegal? >> Watch as this dumb cop is about to get schooled so hard for stopping this man over such an absurd claim. >> What what did I do? >> You were yelling at me when you went by. >> Did I commit a crime though? What have you pulled me over for right now? >> Okay, do me a favor, sir. It's against the law to record me without my permission. >> This is in public and if you want to, I have the email from Sheriff Bradshaw that say I am allowed to do that. I really don't want to have this conversation with you, okay? Did you pull me over for something valid right now? Is this a valid stop? >> Drove by me, you yelled something out the window. I said "You're a jerk." Well, I'm doing an investigation now because of what you yelled out the window. >> investigation into what? What crime? For what crime? >> a suspicious vehicle. >> A suspicious vehicle? What What about my vehicle is suspicious? Words being said out loud are not suspicious. >> Yes, they are. In my book, they are. >> Your book isn't the law. What Ronald Mitchell says is not the law.