This man gave a cop the middle finger and what happened next was outrageous. The cop didn't like it. He took it personal, pulled the man over and tried to twist a protected gesture into disorderly conduct. So you yelling out the window, flipping me off is distracting me from my job and hindering my investigation that I was roadside with. You have your license, registration, proof insurance. I would need a lawful reason for the stop. Disorderly conduct and obstructing a peace officer. Obstruction is a physical Now you're obstructing me again. You do realize that pulling me over for my freedom of speech is a violation of my first amendment right. You will lose your qualified immunity for this. You know that's fine. And I will take you to court. That's fine. You should read up on the disorderly conduct law. I have all my information right here. Have it right. I give you a lawful command to give me your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance as well as your passenger. Passengers don't have to ID. Yes, they do. Because you violation of the sir, I'm going to give you one chance. I'm going to ask for your license. So, I'm going to ask for your driver's license one more time. If you fail to identify yourself, you know, you're going to lose your qualified immunity for this.