I'm good. Let me get your badge number? You want to get arrested? You're going to get arrested if I saw him as a civilian. >> A disturbing confrontation at a red light has sparked public outrage after a Meriden police officer allegedly assaulted a civilian through a car window before leaving the scene. According to reports, the incident began when a pickup truck driven by Meriden Police Sergeant Alan Ganther blocked a turning lane at a red light. The vehicle behind him, driven by Thomas Brocuglio, honked several times to alert the driver and clear the lane. Without warning, Alan Ganther suddenly stepped out of his truck, flashed his badge, and approached Brocuglio's vehicle. After the alleged assault took place, Brocuglio immediately called police to report what had happened. Investigators quickly identified the officer involved and later responded to his residence to begin looking into the incident. >> I'm off today for the weekend. And basically what I have to do is I have to ask my supervisor to call my >> He appeared to be trying to shift the narrative in a different direction. But what Ganther didn't realize was that Brocuglio had a dash cam recording the entire incident. >> I got out of the car, you know. >> Yeah. >> Whatever you want, I'll give you a sworn written statement, whatever it is. >> Yeah. >> He's saying that I hit him. >> Yeah. And he has video that shows it. >> He has video that I did >> to You still want to give me a statement? >> Well, here's the thing. I'm going to cooperate in any way I can. Listen, I've been doing this job for almost 25 years, okay? >> Following the incident, Meriden police announced that an internal investigation determined Ganther had violated the department's code of conduct. As a result, he was suspended for 5 days without pay and will be required to attend de-escalation training for the next three consecutive years.