I'm asking for your license. Yes. >> And I'm the passenger in the vehicle. >> Yes. >> Because I'm sorry. Why again? >> No, she said something came up. >> What' you say? >> No. So, you said something came up. You said >> Yeah, something came up. I need to check something. >> Are you refusing? >> Yes, I am. Because I'm not the driver. So, I'm confused. How you doing, man? >> Doing all right. How you doing? >> Yeah. So, I'm >> So, he he got pulled over for tinted windows, right? >> Family just like you have. >> Don't scream too loud. >> I have a family just like you have a family. He got pulled over for tinted windows. >> My son, which I explained to you. >> Your officer told me, she came to the passenger door and said, >> "Give me your ID. I need your ID and your license, your identification." I said, "Why?" >> She said, "All of a sudden, something came up. >> What does that mean?" >> So, I'm I'm not going to tell you a story. Obviously, I wasn't here. She got pulled off. >> Be loud. Don't be too loud. The the reason why I got called to the scene is because your your father this your father. >> It's my uncle. >> Your uncle. So when my partner ran your uncle's name, right? >> Sometimes our computer will give us a generic warrant result if the name is similar in a computer screen. >> So when she initially ran his driver's license, she got a hit saying that he is a wanted person by the New York City Police Department. So I came over, I looked at the computer screen, verified it's not the same person. The name is very similar, but the data >> What does that have to do with the passenger? I wasn't here when you initially got pulled over, but we'll get it from our standpoint. Your officer is letting me know that you were