I did not break any laws, no infractions, nothing. So, what is he stopping me for? >> It's a traffic stop. And under the law, you're required to >> What traffic stop? I didn't break any laws. >> Okay, listen. Listen. Let's just have a conversation. We don't have to talk loud. We don't have to do anything like that. >> I did not break any laws. >> When an officer pulls somebody over for a traffic violation, >> the law requires you to do certain things. Just hear me out. I'm going to listen to you. I promise. >> I'm going to listen. I'm not going back on my word. I'm not getting close to you. I'm not doing anything. Right. >> Mhm. So, there's certain requirements under the law that you're required to do. If you are stopped, you're required to produce driver's license, registration, and insurance card. With that said, once the officer has that information, he'll then provide you with the reason why you're stopped. >> If my car is registered, it's not registered. >> Yes, it is. I got it registered through DMV. >> Show those documents. >> I'm not giving you my license, >> sir. You're listening. >> No. No. Cuz I didn't break any infractions. I did not break no laws. >> Here's the next step. If you want to lock me up, I I'll do a lawsuit. I'm fine with that. >> Okay.