This stop starts with no crime, no warrant, and no clear justification. Just raw suspicion being used as authority. What follows is a constitutional standoff where the driver refuses to comply without lawful grounds. Suspicion is not a crime. Well, you have to have a crime or infraction for me to identify myself, sir. >> Roll your window down. I'm not sure what you're doing. >> Is that a crime, sir? Is that illegal? Unless I've broken a law, I don't have to identify. Now, am I free to leave? >> No, you're not at this point, okay? Do you always violate people's rights? You're unlawfully detaining me. You're violating my Fourth Amendment right to travel freely. Driving is not illegal. Driving with the window down is not illegal. Am I being detained? >> Everyone said you were being detained. All right. Goodbye. Without a lawful reason, authority has limits.