This man gets pulled over after police secretly run his plates and claim a warrant match. But when he calmly asks simple questions, the story begins to fall apart. Now watch closely as this driver exposes the moment officers admit they never even knew who he was. Yes, ma'am. I've been pulled over by your two officers here. Mhm. They say for an active warrant, and I'm trying to find out what's going on here. Okay, well, they found out that the warrant's not for you. It's your same name. >> Oh. Okay. It's not for me. It's not for you. >> same name, different date of birth. That's all. That's why I was asking for your ID so I could verify whether or not it was your date of birth. >> Well, you do understand I don't have to produce a driver's license, right? You do understand that. You got to understand what? That I didn't have to produce a driver's license cuz I didn't commit a crime. Knowledge doesn't apply. Or driving infraction. Okay. So, in this particular neighborhood, that's suspicious. Okay, suspicious is not a crime. Not a crime, but suspicious. Which gives us reason Suspicious activity does give reason to do a traffic stop. >> No, ma'am. You're incorrect on that. I'm not going to stand here and argue with you. >> You don't have to, Sergeant. I don't need an argument. What I need is truthfulness. Give The name is exactly the same as your name. >> Okay, what's my name? >> And I saw the picture of it. >> What's my name? I don't know your name. >> Am I free to go on my Am I being detained or am I free to go? Absolutely. >> detained. If police can't name the crime, they don't have the authority.