I asked for your sergeant. >> your identification. >> I asked for your sergeant. >> That is not the way it works. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Here you go. >> My ID is right here. I'm not refusing to give it to you. I asked for your sergeant. >> your identification. >> I asked for your sergeant. >> What I pulled over for? >> Let me tell you. I need to see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> For? >> The way it works is you give me your identification and I identify who you are and then I'll tell you exactly why I >> but I need to know why I been Well, stopped for in the first place cuz when I pulled out, I took a right. I had my blinker on. >> Correct. >> Went straight. I seen you in the left lane. I got over to go straight and for some reason you just kept getting behind. So, what was that for? >> Reason for the stop. Once I know who you are. Driver's license >> to know what I was being pulled over for. >> You need to identify yourself and then I'll explain to you the reason for the stop. >> Can you call your sergeant, please? >> Okay. You're not running the show here. You know what? Step out of the vehicle. >> Can I reach back there and grab my ID? >> Let me see your ID, please. >> I need your sergeant first. >> Understand that that's not the way it works. >> Now I'm being threatened because you won't tell me what I'm being stopped for. I didn't do anything wrong, so I'm just asking you what I was being stopped for. >> I'll tell you what you did. You had You didn't stop for the red light at Del Rio and McClintock. >> Yes, I did too. >> No, you didn't.