Continue to walk and don't say a word. I'm going to take you to jail if you continue. >> You want your sergeant down here right now. >> All I did was I waved at you as a nice gesture to you and your wife as you were walking. And then you turn around and flip me off. >> that a crime? >> It's disorderly conduct. >> it is not. >> Yeah, because I simply stopped >> out of my face. You're not free to go. You're to stay right here. >> you serious, dude? You're not under arrest. You're being detained because you're acting hostile towards me. >> Arrested here for nothing. You're not under arrest. >> do I have handcuffs on me then? >> Because you're being detained. Because you you're refusing to identify yourself. >> You never asked me to identify myself. I did. Your cameras aren't on, ain't it? When did you say, "I want your identification?" I need you to identify I don't have it on me. What's your name? >> What's the time right now? Go ahead and kick your feet up. I waved as a nice gesture, so he turned around and flipped me off. And his wife has been cooperative. Haven't had any issues with his wife or his kids. I said, "Man, what's your issue?" He starts cussing at me. I said, "Hey, you got an ID on you?" He goes, "I ain't got to identify you." He refused to identify himself. So, due to his hostile and turbulent behavior, I put him in handcuffs. It's not really against the law to flip off the police like it should be. >> I'm just going to write him a ticket for disorderly conduct.