This is a military ID. I also need to see a driver's license. Do you have >> That's not what you said. You just said you needed to ID me. What crime have I committed? >> Your plate wasn't displayed on the back as it's required by law. >> So, you're saying that I am going to be arrested? You're going to violate my Fourth Amendment right, my 14th Amendment right, if I do not provide identification. >> This veteran is pulled over by a Colorado State Patrol trooper while traveling in a private capacity. The trooper falsely claims that Colorado is a stop and ID state, which it's not. The veteran immediately challenges her authority, demanding to know what law or statute requires identification without a committed crime. Moments later, the situation begins to escalate when a supervisor is called on the phone. Drop your comments and let me know what you think. As always, the full video is in the description. Let's go. [Music] How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good, thanks. Do you mind if rolling down the window? Uh, it's good right here. >> All right, sir. I'm troop right away with the Colorado State Patrol. Reason contacting you. I didn't see it. You had a plate. >> Yeah, it's on the front. Well, you did you didn't see it from the backside because you weren't following me. >> You came from the front. >> That's the only reason I'm contacting you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Where you headed to? >> Uh, that's none of your concern. >> All right. I'll need to see your license, please. I need >> Okay. What crime have I committed? >> Like I said, your plate wasn't displayed on the back as it's required by law. >> It is actually the back bumper. >> And is that by law? >> Yes, sir. And where does it state that? And what statute is that? >> The statute. I'll write it down so you have it. I need to see your driver's license, please. The registration and the insurance. >> And this is a crime. This is this is an actual crime. This is a law, sir. See your information. >> Without that, >> look, I'm not trying. I'm I'm not trying to either. I'm saying that reporting as well. I am too with without actually committing a crime without having been seen, suspected, or making >> infraction, which I have every right to contact you based off of what my job description is. I need to see your driver's >> That's not actually an emergency. And you're using your emergency lights. >> Identify yourself. >> What's that? >> Is there a reason you're refusing to give me any identification? >> Because I have not committed a crime and I have not been suspected of committing an actual crime with a supervisor. That's fine. >> You can call a supervisor and we will sit here and wait. owner of this vehicle. >> You can call a super. You can run the tags. The tags are there. They are >> vehicle. It's a simple question. >> Again, you may run the tags. I'm not identifying myself and I'm not going to answer your questions. >> You may call a supervisor and have them come out here. >> To identify yourself requires further action. I don't want to do that to you today. I simply >> So, today is a stop and I So, Colorado is a stop and ID state now. >> Yes, it is, sir. >> No, it is not. It is not a stop and ID state. No, it is not. Get your supervisor out here. >> I will. Thank you. >> Please stay here. Shut it off. I'm not going anywhere. It's cold. I'm going to leave my heater on. >> Hey, Mr. Anderson. >> I'm not answering any of your questions. >> I understand that. My supervisor is on the phone. If you'd like to speak with him. >> No, they need to come out here physically. >> I understand that, but he's in a different county. I'm going to need you to try to talk on the phone with him. If that's not sufficient, I'll let him know. But he is on the phone right now. I need to be able to see your supervisor here because you had told me this is a stop in ID state which it's not. So that was a lie. Your first one. >> You're failing to present any identification. Sir, that is an infraction. >> No, it is not because I have not been suspected of committing an actual crime. >> My tag is clearly displayed in the back. >> You need to have it mounted. >> No, it is not. Show me the law where it states that you said you were going to get it. >> Speak with him. >> No, I would like to see the law first of all that you told me that. And then second of all, I would like your supervisor here, present here. >> Give me a few minutes, please. >> Serge, do you want to talk to him? You're >> cuz right now this is a fourth amendment and a 14th amendment violation. You have committed kidnapping statute 423202. Number plates to be attached. >> Okay, that's a Colorado revised statute. You need to show me a law. >> Front and the very rear of the vehicle. >> Yes, the very front and the very rear. Ask your trooper right now where my tags are. My front and my rear. He's already been advised >> and the back window is not the rear most of the vehicle, sir. >> That and what is wrong with my B? Ask your trooper what happened to my bumper and what my bumper looks like and why my license plate is not a fixed to my bumper. >> Ability to mount that plate onto the back. I do not saw my sergeant via voicemail if you'd like or via video call >> and it's all on video. So again, show me in the constitutional law because revised statutes are for government authorities only and that is Supreme Court still abiding by state laws. If you're drawing a vehicle on a public maintain roadway, >> state laws do not apply to a human creator. Those only apply to government authorities only. constitutionalist then sir. >> I absolutely you can call me a constitutionalist because the United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land. It is the only law which I need to abide by. I have not heard anybody. >> Show me. No, you need to show me an injured party is what you need to do. >> Show me an injured party. >> Decide that you wish to fail to identify yourself. >> I don't need to. I've not committed a crime. You will be removed from your vehicle and you will be transported to the jail where they can identify you. >> So you're saying right now that I'm going to be arrested if I do not present my identification and that is again before you answer this I need to ensure that you understand that that is a law for you not me a law for you. So you're saying you are going to arrest me and violate my fourth amendment right? >> Say that again. The laws of the state of Colorado apply to every driver within this state. >> I'm not driving. I am traveling. >> I am in a privatelyowned vehicle. >> Operating an order vehicle upon a highway in the state of Colorado. >> Again, I am in a privatelyowned vehicle traveling on roadways in which are provided. So, you want me to not >> You try to play the semantics game of traveling versus driving. >> I know you're trying to play a game of contract over sir >> again. So, you're saying that I am going to be arrested. You're going to violate my fourth amendment right, my 14th amendment right if I do not provide identification. >> Sir, you have committed a crime in the state of Colorado. >> I have not committed a crime because I have clearly displayed license plate tags in my vehicle. >> If you listen to him, you probably not even going to be issuing a citation unless there is a problem with your registration or your insurance or what have you. >> Okay. So, I can give you >> more than likely you will be on your way. However, if you do fail to identify yourself, yes, sir, you will be taken into custody, transported to the jail, they will identify you. >> They actually won't because I do not consent to any searches and seizures. I do not consent to any of this. However, since you're going to violate my rights, I'm going to have the officer fill out my form for her Miranda rights because this is >> She is not going to be filling out your fort. So you your form so you can try to drag her in some kangaroo court. That's not going to happen. Sir identify yourself. This makes it easy. >> Okay. You just need me to identify myself. Is that it? >> That's what I was asking you to do. I need your identification. I need your insurance and your registration. >> I'm reaching for my wallet. I'm reaching for my wallet. Okay. >> It's easy. >> And can I get your badge number, too? >> My badge number is 2841. And I'll write it on the paper that I hand you when I'm done. You asked for ID. >> I need your identification. >> Stand by. >> This is my governmentissued identification. >> Do you have a driver's license in Colorado? >> I do, but I've not committed a traffic infraction. You asked to run my ID. >> There is my ID. Anderson Christopher Middle. Hang on just a minute, Serge. And I know this is a military ID. I also need to see a driver's license. Do you have >> That's not what you said. You just said you needed to ID me. >> I asked you for a driver's license, a registration, and insurance information. I've asked multiple times. May I please see your driver's license? >> Next time, specify because I have it on recording. >> He is the register owner. See how hard was that? [Music] >> It's going to be really difficult after cuz I'm going to file suit for this. kind of boundary as well. >> Thank you, sir. I need to pull up my insurance on my phone. >> That's fine. Why don't you go and do that, please? [Music] my information. If you have any questions, like I said, state statute, if you're going to be driving on the public roadways, make it easy for you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Have a better day. >> Am I free to go? >> I'm sorry. >> Am I free to go? >> Yes, sir. You're free to go. >> Thank you. Have a good day. >> Can you ask the other trooper to back off? Thank you. >> I was saying, can you ask them to step back so that I don't hit him? I don't want >> Yes. Thank you. Thank you.