Step out. Do not shut that window. Open it now. Step out. Right here. >> Yeah. >> You're about to be arrested for blocking the roadway if you don't park and get out. Arrest him. >> What? >> For blocking the roadway. >> This young man got pulled over by a cop for allegedly making a wide turn. After stopping him. The cop asked why he rolled up his window and he calmly replied, "Just for my safety." But that answer bruised the cop's fragile ego and he unlawfully arrested him. Meanwhile, his father started recording all of this. But the cop didn't like that as well, claiming it interference and ordering another officer to arrest him, too. Let's watch how this dumb sergeant got himself demoted after letting his ego take over. >> 320, go and send me a unit when you got available. >> Hey, roll your window back down. >> What's up? My name is Sergeant Shimont Police Department being stopped today. You made a wide ride turned from 1709 to 377. Any reason why you rolling your window up when I walk up to this car? >> No, sir. >> You had been driving it down for the past mile? >> I just rolled it up. All right. Step out of the car for me. Step out. You got to shut that window. Open it now. Step out. Right here. Face that direction. Face that direction. Put your hands right here behind your back. Don't move. Do you understand? On scene for a routine traffic stop. Ain't nothing going on. You roll your window up. What does that look like to me? >> I mean, I'm just rolling it up cuz I for my safety. >> For your safety? >> Yeah. >> Nothing. I rolled up my window. >> Back off. That's my dad. >> Oh, sir. >> Yeah. >> I rol I rolled up my window. >> 320. Give me a unit code now. >> And he got mad cuz I rolled up my window. >> Step right here. >> Window down. >> I rolled it up. Back up. >> Separate your feet. >> Well, that's what happened. Huh? >> Yeah. >> You're about to be arrested for blocking the roadway if you don't park and get out. >> I rol out. >> Park over there. >> You said I can. It's my right. >> You are interfering with my job. You need to go park over there. >> I'm just >> I roll up my window like you said. It was my right to roll up my window. No, it's not. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> All right. Is your ID in your wallet? >> Yes, sir. >> Why on earth are you acting like this? >> I just nervous, man. >> Look, I'm sorry. >> It was a routine traffic stop. All right. I've never met you before. >> Yes, I know. >> And then the first thing you do is you roll up your window like that. Okay. >> I thought it was allowed. So we can roll up my window and hand out my license. >> How do you think it would look to me if you're rolling up your window when you walk up? >> So it's even more suspicious, right? You've been cruising. It's a hot day. You've been cruising right through your window down. Yes, sir. >> And the first thing I do when I walk up is you >> roll your window up. >> Yes, sir. >> Then I say step out of the car and then you proceed to roll your window all the way and I can I can no longer see you. >> I can roll my window and then shut the door and lock it. >> That's what I was told by who? my dad >> by the the law, the government. >> Okay. >> When you're doing that, you're taking away I can't see anything >> apart from the fact it's it's it's rude. I It's rude, is it not? I'm trying to have a conversation with you. >> You roll the window and I'm trying to do my job and now you're taking away. Just watch him. >> What? Something stand here. >> Yep. Ready? Arrest him. >> For what? >> For blocking the roadway. >> Blocking the road. >> Yep. So, kid's actually nervous as can be. I said, "Blade, step out of the car." He sees start roll off the car. And I thought he was going to drive off of me. Well, that door open. He steps out. No issue. I'd go to detain him. Dad is cruising down the road, stops the middle of the road. I said, "Leave. You leave. You leave." He's feeding son. No, this is neighbor that lives over here. He's feeding uh son. And I said, >> and I said, "No, no, sir. You leave." said, "Sir, if you don't if you don't leave," I said, "You you're going to be detained for uh for blocking the roadway here." So, then he proceeds back up all the way, parks over there, and he he walks up into my scene multiple times. I said, "You're down. You're under arrest. We're going to take him into custody for the track violation interference." And uh he resisted. So, he got sprayed. We're taking the ground. He came out down the down there. He's videoing us. And now, I guess we got family members here. >> The officer's antics didn't stop there. He kept doubling down on his false story even when his lieutenant showed up at the scene. >> Kid right now is only detained. He's sitting the back of my car. We've had a very lengthy conversation. He's been reasonable. I'm quite certain there's narcotics in the car. So, I think I'm going to arrest him for the wide right turn. He's got a history of narcotics. He's he was telling me give me all sorts of clues. So, I think I'm going to arrest him for the wide right turn. >> In his official report, cop claimed that the second vehicle, which was his father's, came from behind a statement proven false by the footage. He also claimed he wasn't aware a second vehicle had approached until the man inside yelled at him and that the man refused to move his vehicle when asked. Finally, he wrote that for officer safety, he enforced the offense of blocking the roadway. Ultimately, his report was full of lies. After an internal investigation, he was demoted from sergeant to patrol officer.