This cop thought he could detain this guy just for hurting his fragile ego, but he got a surprise when the man pushed back and stood his ground. >> a supervisor? >> I'm the supervisor. Can I get your supervisor? >> I'm the top cop working right now. >> And you don't know that flipping off cops is a first amendment protected activity? >> there's other people around here. >> Charge me. I'm not charging you right now. I'm investigating. What's there to investigate? >> Or so I just want to have a conversation with you. >> to have reasonable suspicion of a crime in order to demand my ID and you might get it. >> you the actual disorderly conduct you did. >> what it is. What is it? I'm not going to tell you. It's your job. >> Disorderly conduct which tends to disturb the peace. One can articulate like that is flipping off in the general vicinity of a public area. If you go by the police station and I'm here parked and it's just me and you flip me off, that's one thing, but >> You know for a fact that charge will not stick. This is contempt of cop right now. >> going to push it that way. I just want to have a conversation. >> I have zero interest. You people my child is brother so Apologize for whatever happened to your family. You want to get me for saying to you? >> I'm sorry for whatever happened with your family in the past. We're not all the same, okay? >> Who's your direct supervisor if I was filing a complaint? >> Lieutenant Michael Morillo. All right, thank you.