Under California Vehicle Code Section 260, it says that only commercial vehicles are required to be registered. Incorrect. That is very correct, sir. I'm actually an attorney. I'm actually I'm actually an attorney, sir. Okay, that's fine. So, I I'm positive that's correct. What are you going to do to me if I don't ID? You're going to come out of the car? Why would I come out of the car? Because you're refusing to identify yourself. >> No, sir. I'm asking you a direct question. If If I don't ID, you're threatening to drag me out of my private my >> I'll pull you out of the car if you don't willfully come out of the car. So, you're threatening to drag >> I'm just telling you what's going to happen. Because I have private plates on the back of the car, which literally says CA Section 260. I'm not free to go, is what you're saying? >> No, you're not free to go. So, I'm being arrested, actually. So, so this isn't an arrest, sir. >> told you you're under arrest. I've never If I'm not free to go, then I'm arrested. >> detention and there's arrest. >> That's incorrect. Sir, can you please call your sergeant on duty out He's already on the way. But, I can tell you that nothing's going to change when he gets here. Do you have your registration out? I'm going to exercise my right to remain silent at this point. >> You got a misdemeanor warrant. All right, put your car in park. There's no misdemeanor warrant. >> Sir, just put your car in park. It's in park. Okay, step out of the car. Sir, there's no misdemeanor warrant. What is the warrant? There's no misdemeanor warrant, sir. I'm going to take your seatbelt off and you're going to step out, okay? Okay. You have a warrant for your arrest. Come on out.