This man is pulled over and pressed for ID, but the moment he asks what's the charge, everything escalates fast. I need your name, your >> All right, my name is My name is Demetrius, and that's all you getting. So, you better pull up everything you need from that. No, I need your name, your date of birth. >> Demetrius. Need your date of birth. >> I'm not giving you that. Okay, if you refuse to identify yourself, we have a charge. What's the charge? The double park. What's the charge? >> Why am I being detained? Cuz he never told me He said, "Have I been in an accident?" I said, "No." If I was in an accident, airbags would be deployed. We don't see that, and he see if it's that major to pull me over, you would see my airbags being deployed, right? That's crazy. We We're all grown here. We have common sense. He don't need my passenger information by law. That's all I'm saying. He asked me a question, I answer it, and he's still not happy. So, what like What else do you need from us? I know my rights, and I don't have to give it to you. Are we free to go? >> You're not free to go right now. >> What's your name? My lawyer's going to eat this up. So, what's your name? You're a public servant. >> Mr. Henley, you can check with the city. Yes, sir. There's no description to anything they have. Do you have any questions? Please exercise all the rights you wish with the system, okay? Yes, sir. All right, that's all we got. Know your rights because silence is not consent, and authority still needs justification.