Croatian police will file charges against a motorcyclist accused of disrupting public order after he allegedly flipped off a traffic camera. The incident occurred when the camera recorded the motorcyclist making the obscene gesture. Authorities claim this action constitutes a violation of public order and is punishable by law. While the specific penalty wasn’t disclosed, Croatian law addresses offenses against public decency. The police consider the gesture directed at the traffic camera as disrespectful towards authorities represented by the device. This case raises questions about the interpretation of public order offenses in the digital age and the limits of acceptable expression in public spaces. The motorcyclist now faces legal consequences for his actions.