Over Thanksgiving weekend, Hialeah PD’s officer Harold Garzon pulled over a man listening to NWA’s “F*ck Tha Police.” Unfortunately, after approaching the car the officer was hard-pressed to find a legal justification for the stop. Making matters worse, the man he pulled over was a Florida International University law student who was on break over the holidays.

As the Miami New Times reports, the victim, Cesar Baldelomar, was stopped at a red light with his windows down. Harzon was standing nearby filling out some paperwork when suddenly NWA’s anti-police anthem came on the radio. Harzon didn’t take it well....

After Baldelomar pulled over, the officer escalated the situation by calling in two more officers and started hurling charges at him. First, Garzon accused Baldelomar of illegally playing loud music within 25 feet of another person. Baldelomar said that was nonsense, and even cited the Supreme Court case that found that a person can’t be arrested for playing loud music in public....

After that, the cops just settled for throwing any violation they could at the student. They wrote out three tickets: one for not having his insurance information (Baldelomar had insurance, but the officer said he needed to have a slip of paper stating that fact), one for an “out-of-state license plate” (like many students, Baldelomar technically still lived in his home state and was only attending school in Florida), and a final one for not wearing a seat belt (a fact Baldelomar disputes).