I want to know how to be disrespectful to the police such as: Calling them a public servant, not winding window down all the way. "Am I being detained?" Repeatedly, etc etc etc.
What else can I do that the average cop would find intimidating or rude?
I would further like to say, in relation to your comment about not winding the window down all the way in order to be disrespectful to the cops.
Most if the time if they ask you to wind down the window, it will be because of a random breath test stop.
The aim is to get through it quickly and smoothly, and go on your way.
So "blow till I tell you to stop", cop looks at the breathaliser, says "how much have you had to drink today?"
Well I mean you know it's showing zero as you don't drink alcohol, and the cop knows it's showing zero, so I don't know why they ask you this. Is there some sort of alcohol that doesn't register on the meter?
If you start getting disrespectful or abusive, well while they are there they might just then decide to have a quick inspection of your car, instead of telling you you can go.
And then it may be, "the tread on those rear tyres is worn, I'm going to have to put a defect sticker on your car, so you can't drive it till you get them fixed and the car inspected. So you are going to have to leave your car here and walk home. Have a nice day.
Last time I got stopped was years ago. The car was out of rego actually. Pulled into the servo on New South Head Road, Rushcutters Bay, and got some fuel. Then drove off and left into Boundary St which was about 150 metres past the servo, I was taking the back way through Paddington to go home.
Plain car with two detectives came up behind me, put the Kojak light on their roof, so I pulled into the kerb.
Anyway I stood on the footpath near the side of the car, taking a phone call, and the two detectives were doing something in the boot, I couldn't see what they were doing from where I was standing, I though they were searching it, but they were at the boot for a good five minutes, and the funny thing is they didn't search the rest of the car.
I mean if they were looking for some kind of contraband then you would think they would search the rest of the car as well, such as in the glove box, or under the seats.
And then they gave me a ticket for the unregistered car, they didn't seem at all concerned about the unregistered car, and then they drove off.
When I got the Statement of Facts it said something along the lines of, we saw the "Vehicle of Interest" pull into the service station at Rushcutters Bay, and when it drove off we followed the "Vehicle of Interest" and pulled it over in Boundary St, Paddington.
I think there was more to this than meets the eye.
As far as I know detectives don't usually concern themselves with stopping vehicles and issuing traffic tickets, I think they have bigger fish to fry, especially in that part of town, and I think they leave that up to the uniformed police.
Then they say they saw me pull into the service station, had they been following me for a while before I pulled into the servo? And then they obviously sat and watched while I refuelled the car, and waited till I had driven off again before stopping me a block later.
Then the term they used in the Statement of Facts, "Vehicle of interest", seems to maybe indicate that my car was flagged in intelligence reports, and they were following me; for how long I don't know.
And then how after they stopped me, they asked me to open the boot, and were doing something in there for a good 5 minutes, but didn't search the rest of the car. Makes me wonder if they were putting a tracking device in the boot, and that was the reason for stopping me.
I never bothered to look for a tracking device at the time as far as I can remember. May have had a bit of a look.
I don't think this was just a random stop, I think there was more behind it. I think they possibly had me under investigation for some reason, and had been surveilling me for a while.