This man exposes a tired cop demanding ID without a single crime. What starts as a simple turnaround turns into a constitutional showdown. Watch how suspicion becomes the only justification and how it all falls apart. >> You got your driver's license with you? I do. Is this Is this my getting pulled over for something? Well, you pulled into the water driveway back there. Just to turn around. Yeah, and we're trying to figure out what you were doing. We're trying to identify you. Is that illegal? >> ID going to tell you what I'm doing? Well, we're ID'ing We're trying to identify you. Okay. For what? May I May I please have your driver's license? >> Is that a lawful [clears throat] order? Yes, sir. What What infraction do you believe I have committed? I have my driver's license with me, but I'm not certain I am required to give it. Can you state some sort of statute or >> Yes, sir. some sort of infraction? Anytime you're requested by law enforcement to provide driver's license, you have to provide driver's license. >> If If you've committed some sort of infraction >> Because it was suspicious of you to pull into the water driveway. >> Suspicious is that a misdemeanor or is that a felony? Is that a misdemeanor or a felony? That's articulable reasonable suspicion that you were doing something. >> Suspicion isn't a crime, and I didn't break any ordinance. All right, so I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle for me. For what purpose? >> Well, we're making sure that you're not a wanted person. >> But so just for the record, I have not made a traffic infraction, correct? Am I going to get arrested if I don't give you my license? >> Sir, you can be charged. I'm just asking for your driver's license. >> Am I going to be arrested if I don't give you my driver's license? >> for your driver's license. Yes, sir, you can be arrested. >> If there's a reasonable suspicion >> articulable reasonable suspicion. You just proved it. >> crime? OF WHAT CRIME? WHOA! WHOA! SIMPLE BATTERY. You just battered me, sir. Rights don't disappear just because an officer feels suspicious.