You see how close you came to me? You know what the law is? It's 3 ft. I was. No, you weren't. You want to check your dash [clears throat] cam? Go ahead and check it. >> cam. I'm going to go skate. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. No, you're not. You're not going anywhere until the police come. Dude, stop. >> No, you're Dude, literally stop. >> No, I'm calling the police and you're not leaving. You're not leaving. You're not leaving. Bro has got his hands on me and stuff. >> Yeah, guy won't leave cuz he of the police. Look at this, dude. Yeah, I've got a very aggressive teenager here that almost hit me in the car. Stop doing that. >> It's in your phone. Dude. >> It's in your phone. >> You're insane. We'll see if you have any arrest, pal. We'll see if you have any arrests and see what happens. Arrest. >> Or other tickets or anything. Yeah, arrest. I have a clean record. >> Yeah, we'll see. We'll see. The police are going to check your clean record. He pulled into this parking lot, so I came by and I said, "Did you see me?" And he says, "Well, I saw you on the right." And I said, "Well, you were too close to me." "No, I wasn't." He said, "I'm leaving." And he tried to push me out of the car. I pushed him back to try to keep him in the car. Obviously, if if he cut that close to you, by all means, you'd be upset. But don't come over here and instigate a fight, but if you start start a fight, you're now to blame on that. >> Do you want to have the right to keep him from leaving when I believe that he criminal traffic violation? Traffic is not criminal. It's an infraction. It's not a criminal. >> but I don't have the right to keep him here? No, right. Just want to admonish him for coming too close to me. Okay, well, that's not your job. Okay, and I I know and trust me. So, I'm going to tell you one more fact. When I went up to his window, he wouldn't roll his window down. >> I wouldn't either. >> Why not? You have already said that you're pretty worked up about it. I am. Is it fair to say you were probably worked up at his window? >> Yeah, because he wouldn't roll down his window. If someone comes to your door and is knocking on your door and you can see them visibly worked up, are you going to open that door for them? I Not the door, but I'd roll down my my Okay. >> I have rolled down my window. Okay, I've watched people get for doing that. >> Really? Yeah. And then I try to close my door. He opens it again. I close it. He opens it one more time. And so I try to stand up, but he put his hand on me trying to like maybe like have me stay sitting down, but like leave the door open. And then he's like pressing me into my car. I'm going to go skate. No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. You're not. You're not going anywhere. You're not leaving. And then I'm going to issue you one for disorderly conduct as well. I won't press charges. >> It's too late. >> Why am I getting for what? >> Because you were aggressive to him. Yes, I was, but he was trying to leave. We can go a different way and you can be arrested for disorderly conduct. That's an arrestable offense. You opened his door three times, okay? He doesn't have to get out of his car for you. He doesn't have to identify for you. You are not law enforcement. You don't get to come out here and enforce things. You call us and let us do it. You were the aggressive one. Yes, and you don't get to be aggressive with people like that. That's disorderly. You're kidding me. Yeah. What if I apologize? It's too late. >> Oh, come on, man. Is this a misdemeanor? Mhm. So, I'm going to have a misdemeanor on my >> Yes, because of what you did.