OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. >> PLEASE STEP OUT. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> A shattered window and handcuffs over a basic speeding ticket, but who is truly to blame here? Let's look at the facts. >> Good morning. I stopped you because you were going 53 this morning. What was >> It was It was three people in front of me, ma'am. I want to report this because this is outrageous. >> Okay. Can I have your driver's license and insurance? >> What am I I don't understand why I was being pulled over. Can you show me the the what I was the speed I was doing? >> Yeah, you were going 53 in a 35. >> show me? I'm asking you to show me. >> It'll be on the camera for court. >> I know. Can I I want to see the camera now. >> I can't do that. >> Can I see your Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. Give your driver's license and insurance. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. >> I'm asking for your license and insurance. >> I'm asking for a man a a supervisor. >> Okay. In the meantime, I need your driver's license. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. Can I see a supervisor? This is going to take the whole morning. >> Supervisor's on the way. I need your ID. Ma'am, I've asked for your ID repeatedly. So, you don't have an ID? I'm not an emergency. She's just not cooperative at all. >> Girl. What's up with this girl? >> She's mad. >> What? Did you give her a ticket? >> I haven't even given her one. She was stopped for going 53 in a 35 and she refused to give me her ID. She's been requesting a supervisor from the start. Um the light bulb. >> Okay. >> And it's a rental car. And it's a rental car. >> Yeah. >> Um >> Just do we do. You want to drive in? Is the sergeant on his way? >> He's on his way. He's on his way. >> Oh, okay. I'm going to see if she'll give me her >> I was trying. >> Huh? >> I was trying. I was trying. I was trying. >> Did you give the other officer your your ID, ma'am? >> I did. >> I can't hear you. What? Ma'am. It Ma'am, just do me a favor second. In case you didn't know, we don't have to show you our stuff. >> my license, but I'm recording you. >> Yeah, okay. You have rights, too. But we don't we don't have to show you that stuff, ma'am. >> You don't have to show me stuff, so I don't have to show you too. >> No, that it does it doesn't work that It doesn't work that way, ma'am. >> Well, no that that Where is your proof that I don't >> It doesn't work that way, ma'am. >> I want to know where's my proof. Where's your proof that I don't have >> She just told you that she did. >> Ma'am, we don't have to show you our radar equipment. No, we don't. No, we don't, ma'am. >> If you have to you have I want to verify. How you going to accuse me it was opposite. It was positive running me. How did she pick me out of all the people? Where's her proof? He asked me where's her Where's her proof? >> Ma'am. May we please have your >> He's asking for your ID, dear. >> Can we have Ma'am, can we have your ID, ma'am? That's all we need. I just explained all that to you. And yes, I did, ma'am. Cuz we don't have to show you what our radar or stuff reading is. No, we don't, ma'am. Maybe for court, but not right now. >> I am recording. >> Yeah, I know we are, TOO, MA'AM. YES, MA'AM. >> STILL HERE. Still waiting for your ID that you won't give me. >> Yeah. You can make this process go a whole lot faster. >> I know very well that you're recording. Okay, I got I got time. So, can I speak to your supervisor? Can you bring your supervisor? >> They're en route. Okay? Try and get all this resolved without a supervisor. >> your supervisor to come again. >> Okay. All right. We'll be back. And you said this is a written >> Yep. It's going. It's not It's fine. I'll just run the plate and start the I start the citing here the citing comes back to warrants. No idea. No idea what the citing >> Did she tell you she was a sovereign citizen or something like that? >> No. One of those mornings. >> Messing around with these good citizens up here. >> It's just one of those mornings that everybody's angry. >> Yeah. Yeah, I want you to also understand that if you are refusing to give your ID, you'll be subject to arrest. Or you will go to jail. If that's what you're waiting for to provide identification, you you can be arrested for not providing your ID. Okay. Try it. >> Sometimes they do. Sometimes >> Under threat of arrest, I will provide my ID. Ma'am, can you please keep your hands visible during the traffic stop? Put your hand on the steering wheel. You can record with the other hand, but take that other hand Yep. Fantastic. I appreciate that, dear. Thank you very much. That's wonderful. I still can't hear you cuz this window is up. I still have no idea what you are saying, but I appreciate you for uh for putting it up. Okay. I can't What are you saying? No. No, I cannot. You're No, you're currently uh this is a traffic stop. Okay, that's good. I don't know that. I I've never met you before. I I don't know what's in your car. Please keep your hand on the steering wheel there. Thank you. Okay. Makes me nervous you're not providing your ID. Okay. Do you have like a warrant or something? Cuz like we can take care of that. That's not hard. It's It's all right. >> That's what we do, ma'am. On traffic stops, we walk up. >> do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. How can you prove that? >> It's on my lidar gun. I do. >> It's called probable cause, dear. That is the standard that we have met today. Yeah, probable cause of a traffic infraction. What's that? Yeah. >> Ma'am, I can't hear anything you're saying with your window up. >> What's your name? I'm asking for your name. >> Riley. Right here on my See right there? Can you read? Yep, there you go. >> Officer Markum. Yes, ma'am. What's that? My supervisor? Is the supervisor coming here? That gentleman is not my supervisor. I actually don't know his name. That's a daytime traffic unit. I've only seen him a few times. I hear they're rare. What's that? That's correct. Oh, because you're refusing to provide your identification. No, you did not provide your identification. That is what you did do. Uh I believe she said you were speeding. Is that correct? Instead of providing your ID and uh possibly getting a speeding ticket, your your car is now getting towed. >> Ma'am, it's going to go on completely different. That was on you. And there's not no reason. You have refused to provide your ID. You You say you didn't do anything. I did say that, and you were. Yes, 53 in a 35. And she's admitted to speeding now. It's impressive. No. No. There were cars in front of you not going 53. Don't need a supervisor to tow your car, ma'am. I do not. >> You think TikTok videos for this? This is going to go viral. >> Yeah. Good day, sir. I don't know how you guys do it. I could not do it. I I I I just don't have the the patience. Yeah. Yeah. That crack in the window, my teeth is going to go. I can't really solve them right now. I'm serious. I got time for this [ __ ] >> Oh man, there's always always always one somewhere. >> There's people that might really need your guys' help with this [ __ ] >> Yeah, I know. >> I've watched those videos and I'm like, what in the hell has this world come to where a cop can't do their job? >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah, more people are going to show up. She's calling her calling her family. >> All right, time to move her to the car. >> 13. >> Okay. Which one is which window is down? >> Here. Here, I'm going to ask you I'm going to give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Okay? Lawful order to step out of the vehicle. You're You're failing to provide your ID at a lawful traffic stop, which is a crime. Okay. So, you can either You can either roll the window down or I will break it. Okay. So, ma'am, you've been given plenty of opportunities here. You Are you going to provide your ID? Are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you serious? >> Absolutely. Are you going to provide your ID? >> For what? What did I do wrong? >> Speeding. Speeding was the reason for the traffic stop. Are you going to provide your ID? Are you going to provide your ID? Okay. I've asked you several times, you refuse to answer. Are you going to step out of the vehicle? Are you going to step out of the vehicle? Okay, ma'am, you are now under arrest. You are under arrest for obstruction of official business and failing to provide your ID. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Ma'am, I'm telling you one more time, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> I'm putting my hands up. >> OKAY. >> OH MY OH MY GOD. >> WILL YOU STEP OUT? >> NO, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. OKAY. GOD, I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING WRONG. OH MY GOD. THIS IS CRAZY. OH MY GOD. WOW. OH DEAR. IT'S ON THE IT'S ON THE WOW. OKAY. OKAY, would you like for me There you Can I speak to your supervisor, please? I think >> There is no problem whatsoever. >> I was here before. How do I have a seat when there's all this stuff right there? >> Scoot in around it if you're fine with >> I'm trying to sit down, ma'am. >> Like this. >> The events depicted in this footage serve as a critical reminder of the legal obligation citizens hold during a lawful traffic stop. Under established jurisprudence, once an officer establishes probable cause for a traffic infraction, the driver is legally mandated to provide identification. Refusing to comply does not invalidate the stop, but rather escalates the situation. When a driver actively obstructs an ongoing investigation by denying access to their license and registration, officers are authorized to use proportional force to resolve the non-compliance. The subject's persistent demand for a supervisor or radar calibration proof does not legally pause the interaction or grant immunity from immediate arrest for obstructing official business. Ultimately, the roadside is never the appropriate venue to litigate a traffic citation. The judicial system provides a structured environment, such as traffic court, to contest an officer's claims of speeding or lack of evidence. Failing to recognize this fundamental legal principle rapidly transformed a standard civil traffic violation into a serious criminal misdemeanor.