You strike me, you can do my job soon. There's many things I could write for, okay? So that's what you do, just go around and harass people. Just got pulled over by a cop on Mark Carr. I had a one-sided conversation with him on my megaphone a second ago. How you doing, sir? All right, how are you doing? Doing fantastic. Afternoon, do you have a nice registration on your day? Yeah, can I ask you how you pulled me? Yes, sir. For a... Freedom of speech? You're a black-peak car, right? Looks like you're a little distracted when you're driving. Do you like your registration? I want to know. No, I don't. Can you go ahead and call your supervisor to the scene, please? Because I don't think you had any reason to pull me. As you can see, I'm a military person right here. So that's your entrance. Give your registration. You can hold on to that. Hey, Taser, I bet. Hold on, that might be the wrong registration. I can tell you your tax is good. It's... It doesn't matter. As long as I can see what your car is. Okay. Hey, Taser. Here we comes. Getting out of this car. It looks like it's fucking 18 years old. So you like registration? Go ahead. Call your supervisor. I can give you my supervisor number, sir. I want him on the scene. I'm not sounding nothing to I get a supervisor. Are you saying you're not going to send someone, sir? I want to see your supervisor. Let me explain to you first, sir. This is for uniform summons. Some people say the city of Richard and Jenny built a traffic court. 400-night street Richard and Jenny on May 16, 2011. 9.30am, violent state law selection, 46.18.2, 4.60. Construction justice. Sign by the accident. I'm Richard Gil. I'm Charles K. R. And this is not a pre-vabel fence. 50 questions you can call 646-6431. I want to talk to your supervisor. Are you saying you're not going to send someone? I'm not saying that, sir. I want to talk to your supervisor. Okay. I can give you my supervisor number, but I need you to sign the summons right now. Sir, are you telling me there's no road supervisor right now in duty? I know this protocol, man. I want to talk to the road supervisor. Sir, I talked to your supervisor. He said give you his number. Okay. Let me call him up right now then. What's his number? Well, our dispatch number is 828. No, what's your supervisor's number? You told me you had your supervisor number. I'm going to sign the summons. I am in a second, sir. I want another supervisor's number. It's 828. Your supervisor. It goes to dispatch and they dispatch. What's last four? 1196. What's your badge number? I'm a man. It's all right here, sir. Hello, I'm pulled over by a police officer right now who refuses to let me see a supervisor. If I don't see a supervisor, I'm going to call the city mayor. The officer is S Kelly. The officer is S Kelly. What's your badge number? 223. And he says the supervisor will not come to the scene. I want a supervisor on the scene right now, please. My name is Nathan Cox. 743 available into 25. Me and my location. Yeah, I'm a phone number. Yes, I do have a phone number. He's sticking the citation in my face and he's telling me I have to sign it and I'm telling him I want to see a supervisor before I sign it. Okay, you want to see a supervisor? Um, would you like speak to one with that? The okay. I'd rather have one on the scene. Yes, but this needs to be... I got the traffic supervisor on the way. Okay. Okay. So what did I do to obstruct justice? You straight me to do my job soon. There's many things I could write for, okay? So that's what you do. You just go around harass people. I was lawfully driving and you want to... You want... Because of my freedom of speech, which I fought and I racked for, my freedoms, you want to go ahead and cite me for my freedom of speech. Because that's what you're doing. And this is going to go a long way if you want to continue with the citation. You're going to get a complaint against you and I'm going to go... I'm going to take this to a pellet court if I have to. Yes. So we'll never supervise our own math class. All right, thank you very much. Thank you. I'm just going to advise you as well. Um, there is a move over law in state of Virginia. If you can move over, you need to move over. I wasn't in the left lane. Okay. You also need to slow down to a safe speed. I was going 25 miles an hour. That was a speed limit. Okay. So I'm going to give you an opportunity right now to go ahead and take that summons back to your car. We'll forget about this ever what happened. This won't go on YouTube. I won't go to court. And you know, right now, I won't file a complaint against you. But if you're giving this citation, you can guarantee you a complaint is going against you for freedom of speech. You're attacking my freedom of speech. You have the choice. So you're just from my safety today. Do you have your weapon on you? No, I do not. Okay. Thank you. I supervise my own math class and I'll be back talking to you then. All right. Oh, sir. Hey, how's it going? Good. Good for you, sir. Good to see you. Please. Problem. The traffic is going to be fine. Nathan Cox. Nathan Cox, I'm a veteran in the United States. So I'm a sir. I had no reason to be pulled over. He didn't like my freedom of speech. And now he's going to be a citation for it. Okay. How are you? I mean, I drove by him and I had some words to say. While I was driven by freedom of speech. I continued on my way. I was driving safely. I had my seatbelt on. Driving the speed limit. And he proceeded to pull me over. When he pulled me over, I asked him. I said, why'd you pull me over? I didn't do anything wrong. He said, you looked, quote unquote, you looked a little distracted while you were driving. And I said, that's not a reason to be pulled over. I want to see your supervisor. I know the protocols. I used to be in the process of becoming a police officer. And I'm a freaking freedom fighter. So I told him already he can. We certainly appreciate what you do. Now, I see a bullhorn over there. Was that what you're using to speak out the window? May or may not have been. OK. So it may or may not have been. I mean. It may or may not have been. OK. Well, the officer feels reason that he has a reason to give you a summons. OK. He's going to issue that summons and you're going to get your day in court and you can speak to a judge about it. He's going to testify what he saw. I was not here. OK. Did the officer do anything that was a demeaning or disordering conduct? Or did he treat you in a manner that you feel you should be treated? Yes, I do. I am going to make a complaint about it. And I want to hear you. OK. Well, listen, freedom of speech. The Constitution right here protects that. OK. I want you all to have copies of my Constitution. I got plenty for everybody. OK. Listen, I'm telling you right now, you can have, you can rip up the citation. No, we're not ripping up a citation. OK, that's fine, but I'm telling you. I'm telling you, I don't care if you want to or not. I wouldn't have you do it. Yeah, that's fine, but I'm telling you, this is going to create a lot of bad PR for you guys. I'm telling you that right now. OK. Because my officer stating that you were yelling at him through a bolt horn. OK. That's disorderly conduct. That's disorderly conduct. That's not what the summons is for. He's doing a traffic. Was he doing a traffic striker? I have no idea what he's doing. I have no idea. Was he out of his vehicle when you were doing? Yeah, he was out of his vehicle. OK, so you do know what he was doing? No, I do not. All I know is he was out of his vehicle. I was vehicle and you were yelling, whatever you were yelling, I don't know. I'm going to question it because I was not here. However, he feels he has the right to give you that summons. It's up to the judge to determine whether or not that summons is correct or not correct. OK, well, you're telling me he can give me a ticket for disorderly conduct. That is not a ticket for disorderly conduct. Well, I haven't seen the summons yet. I'm trying to help you save your department and your officer from a lot of embarrassment and emotional grief. Certainly, the thing that would be embarrassed then. When you're in our county and you want to drive, just remember to go 55.