you do not need it you do not need to hold on to that identification I'm not going to provide anything until you give me my driver's license there's not an admission to guilt it's surprised I'm not going to provide you with anything until you give me my driver's license back sir please let me finish you have to give me my driver's license back I'll roll up my window understand that I'm conducting a traffic stop that's fine I I'm legally detained I I understand this let me finish all I have to do is display my driver's license you might have the right to keep it and take it sir please let me finish now do not have the right to keep it and take it a driver does not necessarily have to hand over his ID to an officer as long as he shows it in a way that the officer can see the information he needs for his investigation this Addison officer continued to demand the driver comply with his unlawful order or he would report that he refused to sign the citation and arrest him probably due to the threat the driver eventually bowed to the illegal order this incident was a blatant violation of the Fourth Amendment because officers are only allowed to seize a property if that property serves as evidence of a crime