Sure, but once they establish a pattern of non-compliance it doesn’t reset with each new instruction. They expect he will resist getting out of the car based on his refusal to roll down the window. At that point they have to choose whether to get him out of the car quickly, or risk non-compliance issue with that, which could involve fleeing or hitting people with his car.

When officer or public safety are at risk they will always choose to take someone into custody to stabilize the situation and then reassess from there.

The situation with the window can’t be separated from the treatment with the door.

The one I saw was longer, they knocked at least two different times and he kept telling them off.

Will that’s not a very constructive comment, is it? I wonder if you wanted to try it you could actually add something meaningful to the conversation?

And when prices go up your equity goes up too instead of your monthly payment.

Huh, they haven’t been doing that here… I figured that must have been the new thing. How annoying.

…along with photo ID…