You have a restraining order against somebody and I want to make sure he's not him for your safety. >> No, no, I don't think that's the law, brother. It's not me. You have not identified me. >> I know. I'm trying to identify you and I'm not. You need to identify Terrell and find out where he's at. >> I need to find out who's in the car with her. >> No, you don't. >> He's not allowed to be in the car with her. And if that's you, then >> you're not supposed to be harassing the person that was harassed. >> You need to go harass the harasser, not the harassee. >> You see what I'm saying? You're asking She filed a restraining order against this man because she didn't feel safe, not because she wanted to be harassed every time she got pulled over. Do you Let me ask you an honest question, officer. Every time she gets a traffic ticket, do you think that she wants every man in her car investigated because she has a restraining order on a pirate man? >> Because what happens in >> No. No. >> Are you able to stop out to this location? >> This is not the way the law works, officer. >> Because what happens is a lot of times Listen, >> it just isn't. >> Well, you listen. >> Can you look a picture up of a guy? >> No, I can't. or I would have already done it. >> Well, have